Rwanda Marks 30th Anniversary of Genocide Amid Reflections and Challenges

As Rwanda commemorates a somber milestone, the nation grapples with the genocide's lasting impact on its youth and international relations.

Rwandans commemorate the 30th anniversary of the genocide against the Tutsi, reflecting on a crime that claimed over a million lives.
Rwanda's youth grapple with the genocide's aftermath, facing challenges in socializing and understanding their country's history.
Genocide studies introduced in high schools aim to promote unity, despite ongoing issues of ethnic division and silence on the topic in many homes.
President Kagame emphasizes Rwanda's unity and progress, amid concerns over US ambiguity in acknowledging the genocide's specific victims.
International relations are strained by Rwanda's military involvement in eastern Congo, with accusations of supporting the M23 rebel group.