E/CN.4/1995/91 page 77 Others, and not very few, proved to be spokesmen of a strange religious mixture between theophisycal value system and the promotion of the ’curing through miracles’ cult, a fact which very often, was overcoming the religious field, entering the political one. More than that, some of the foreign preachers, following their aim on disparaging the Romanian denominations, especially the Romanian Orthodox Church, were asking, in public, for Romanian religious reconversion, as well as for changes in the Romanian policy. Often, some of these situations displeased the Romanian authorities and believers, knowing the fact that those ’preachers’ were not invited to Romania by the Romanian religious denominations or associations. This kind of attitude could explain certain opinions which were set forth in the religious and lay press, towards the presence in Romania of some obscure ’preachers’ promoting a religious propaganda which is not in the spirit of the Gospel, most of them unknown, even by the religious denominations or organizations of their own country. In this specific context, the Romanian authorities were asked to permit the entrance into the country only of those preachers which had been invited by the Romanian religious denominations and associations more than 250 - and under the condition of not promoting any religious propaganda or proselytizing activities which could offend the religious faith of the Romanian believers. At present, with the participation of the representatives of all the 15 religious denominations in Romania, the Draft Law regarding the religious denominations in Romania has been elaborated and submitted to the Parliament. Article 4 of the Draft Law provides that ’the religious denominations are equal between themselves, before the public authorities without any privilege or discrimination. The State will not promote or stimulate any privileges or discriminations among religious denominations, through administrative measures, domestic or international law’." Rwanda In a communication dated 31 August 1994, the Special Rapporteur transmitted the following information to the Government of Rwanda: "According to information received, several massacres of clergymen have allegedly been committed in Rwanda. The following cases have been brought to the attention of the Special Rapporteur: (a) At Ruhuha, the Belgian Father André Caloone was killed on 7 April 1994 within the precincts of the parish church; (b) At Kigali, in the district of Nyamirambo, 9 priests and 63 other persons were murdered and grenades exploded at St. André’s College in early June 1994;