Rwanda Marks 30th Anniversary of Genocide with Reflection and Research

Efforts to understand the atrocity's impact and promote reconciliation are highlighted as Rwanda commemorates this somber milestone.

This month marks the 30th anniversary of the 1994 genocide against Rwanda's Tutsi communities, highlighting the international community's failure to intervene.
Researchers emphasize the importance of studying genocide to understand its origins, consequences, and the challenge of intergenerational trauma.
Rwanda's scholars and survivors are being supported to lead the study of genocide, with efforts to publish their work in international journals.
Rwanda's youth grapple with the legacy of the genocide, with education and dialogue aimed at promoting unity and reconciliation.
Despite Rwanda's progress, challenges remain in addressing the past and ensuring a united national identity among the younger generation.