Kwibuka30: Learning From The Past, Safeguarding The Future Against Genocide

By Alice Wairimu Nderitu One should never lose sight that for people who experienced genocide, the warning signs were there. Genocide is a process. It requires preparation and capacities to carry it out. The 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, in which Hutu and others who opposed it were also killed, was made possible because […]

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Q&A: Why Survivors Should Be At The Centre Of Discussions On Genocide And Gender Violence

By Samira Sadeque Women and young girls are disproportionately affected by conflict and genocide, and that is why they should be a central part of conversations on the issue, according to Jacqueline Murekatete, a Rwandan survivor of genocide and founder and President of the Genocide Survivors Foundation (GSF). “Survivors need to be invited to the table […]

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Kwibuka30: Learning From The Past, Safeguarding The Future Against Genocide

Q&A: Why Survivors Should Be At The Centre Of Discussions On Genocide And Gender Violence

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