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Rwandan genocide

Heaven Restaurant in Rwanda.

A couple moved to Rwanda to raise their kids, start a restaurant, and rebuild the country

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Twenty years ago, a genocide started in Rwanda that killed at least 800,000 people. Rwanda has been rebuilding and healing ever since the killing ended. Many around the world were moved to help, though few as directly as Josh and Alissa RuxinTwenty years ago, a genocide started in Rwanda that killed at least 800,000 people. Rwanda has been rebuilding and healing ever since the killing ended. Many around the world were moved to help, though few as directly as Josh and Alissa Ruxin

Domitilla Mukantagwanza

Part IV: Little justice for Rwanda’s rape victims yet

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A genocide survivor and her children.

Part III: Born of genocide

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A gacaca court in session in Ruhango, Rwanda.

Part II: Rwanda’s gacaca courts

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