In this edition, lawyer and human rights activist Alice Karekezi joins UC Berkeley's Harry Kreisler to reflect on the plight of women in Rwanda and the importance of making their struggle part of the human rights agenda. Series: Conversations with History [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 7782]
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solomon589 1 year ago
Ubuntu my friend but here is the point i guess, and i may be wrong the root of Ginocide is the culture of hatred , seed my the colonizer i mean Belgium and let tell you my friend Rwanda has passed trough the famine and other differend stragedies and they get out safe. This is the long time virus arupted in 1994 and that virus is western civilisation,with will end soon .
Remyyam07 2 years ago
We all need to hear the voices of Rwandan people and we must try to learn about the causes of genocide in order that it will never happen again.
The UN and President Clinton were complicit in the tragic events in Rwanda by their inaction to send 3 -5000 UN troops to stop the Hutu extremists early on. Other minor actions by the UN could have been exercised wihich - experts report - could have made a big difference.
No man is an island. As one African poet says: I am because you are.
flagsandstaff 2 years ago
this is good
ahnungie 3 years ago