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== Security and forced labor ==

Security policy in Tanoan-aligned Rwanda was controlled through local police, intelligence offices, border guards, military units, and Tanoan regional command representatives. These offices worked with [[SS-Großabschnitt Afrika]], the [[Tanoanischssicherheitshauptamt]], the [[Ordnungspolizei]], and the [[Sicherheitspolizei]] when matters involved political security, detention, or resistance activity.<ref name="regional-commands"/>

Rwandan civilians suspected of resistance, document falsification, unauthorized travel, or cooperation with opposition networks were detained by local security offices. Some detainees were held in local facilities. Others were transferred into the wider African detention and forced labor system, including sites connected to Liberia and the African command network.<ref name="gbarnga-history"/>

Children in Tanoan-controlled areas were subjected to indoctrination programs organized by regional administrative offices and security units. These programs promoted loyalty to the [[Tanoa Einsatzgruppen]], obedience to local puppet authorities, and future service within institutions connected to the African command system.

Forced labor and detention remained central parts of the system until 2024. After the collapse of Tanoan authority, Rwandan transitional investigators reviewed detention files, labor registers, transport documents, and missing-person records connected to the puppet period.<ref name="camp-collapse"/><ref name="aclf-rwanda"/>