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πLocal media on April 7 reported a story of a 23-year-old woman who allegedly posted on her social media a message that calls for violence against the Tutsi and that she would never commemorate the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi.
πThirty-one years after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, survivors continue to face an unbearable burdenβnot only of memory, but of ongoing abuse. Verbal harassment, physical intimidation, and acts of violence persist in communities where healing should be taking root. It is especially troubling that many of these attacks are carried out by individuals born after the genocide.
πThis generation did not witness the horrors of 1994, yet some have inherited hatred instead of empathy. This is not only a failure of memory but a failure of humanity. Education, dialogue, and remembrance must serve as tools to ensure that history is never repeated and that survivors are treated with dignity, not disdain.
πSurvivors are not just living testaments of our country's darkest chapterβthey are also the heart of its resilience. Their continued courage deserves protection, not persecution. Every insult, every threat, every act of violence against them is an attack on truth, justice, and reconciliation.
πWe must speak out. We must stand with survivors. Silence in the face of such attacks is complicity. It is the responsibility of families, schools, communities, and institutions to educate the post-genocide generation about the truth. It is our collective duty to foster understanding and reject all forms of genocide denial and minimization.
πRwandaπ·πΌ has made great strides toward peace and unity, but we cannot claim progress while survivors live in fear. Let us be a nation that honors their pain with protection, their stories with respect, and their lives with safety. #Kwibuka31
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@onduhungirehe@Lord_Collins There is one thing that these colonizers haven't understood yet. We are no longer uneducated that would shiver in fear and tricked by mirrors so you can take over. So sad and ignorant that they can't see that we can't be belittled anymore. This is very disrespectful. Uk=Belgium
It is clear what the M23 are fighting for but the nations turning a blind eye on DRC's killings and blaming everything on Rwanda and M23, clearly show they are after something #UNhypocrisy rings a bell anyway since you did something similar back in 1994. The chaos benefits you
@gladiator_1st@temsbaby The good hearted Rwanda we hold no grudge musicians performed her song @temsbaby you should consider making a fair and square research before next time. Instead of deciding over rumours