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800,000 people were killed in just three months during the Rwandan genocide, while many suspected perpetrators now live freely in France.
One million people were murdered in just 100 days during the Rwandan genocide, which Samuel Ishimwe investigates through the lens of colonial history.
Four million people mobilize every Saturday in Burundi, as the president promotes peace and community development in a country recovering from civil war.
Rwanda's post-genocide society grapples with the coexistence of survivors and perpetrators, examining the healing of deep ethnic wounds thirty years after the 1994 atrocities.
Around 5,000 people were killed at a Catholic church in Rwanda during the genocide in April 1994, as the international community looked on.
Rwanda witnesses reconciliation efforts 30 years after the brutal genocide of 1994.
Four out of every five Tutsi in the district of Bhare were killed during the Rwandan genocide, with many victims handed over by medical personnel.
Thirty bodies were discovered in a pit toilet in Kigali in June 2002, revealing the ongoing search for victims of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide.
A woman recounts her escape from the Rwandan genocide, having survived by lying among dead bodies for a week while government troops attacked her village.
