Rwanda Genocide Survivor Pt. 1

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Published 2014-05-28

It has been over 20 years since the Rwandan genocide that killed close to a millions people. While the world moves on, for those who were personally touched by the most horrendous event in recent history, it's just like yesterday. Consolee Nishimwe was 14 in 1994. Her father and three male siblings were murdered. In a recent conversation, Ms. Nishimwe shared her story of survival, healing and hope, with VOA's Vincent Makori.

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@jolandedeproost6171 6 years ago

Belgium started seperating hutu and tutsi people by putting a t or h in their identificationpapers. They are guilty too
@healing7721 1 year ago

I heard her full story I cried it was so sad such a strong woman
@goldiesamuel7327 3 years ago

Who else is here on Fri,April 9 2021
@stuatspruce1861 6 years ago

You lying even you don't look Tutsi
@kadogo7712 6 years ago

they killed the president of hutu people....that is why they got killed....the ethnic division was actually initiated by tutsi monarchy before colonization....tutsi used to look down to hutu