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trauma and the role of community within that healing. yeah, this is an important part. the fascinating part that i think we kind of missed on when mental health discussions became more and more prevalent in popular culture in the past decade or so is there was an emphasis on get yourself treated, go to therapy, take care of your issues. which of course, is at the essence of a lot of this discussion of healing. one, self healing one's own mental health, but often misses the point that there's so little that ultimately falls into our hands as individuals. i think individualize the mental health is a huge mistake that comes from of understanding mental health as being something that exists in a bubble. our brains are reacting to things that are happening around us. and as a result, it is the community around us. it is the politics that govern that community is a historical context behind that community. it is the cultural forms, the media, the heart. and it is also the ways in which we socialize the time that we spend in the presence of oth

i had my own emotional scars to heal.ing was searching for the places that had meant so much to me growing up. my home, my school. it evoked so many memories and i'd wanted to come in to see what it looks like, what's changed in 30 years. but unfortunately it's locked, so i can't get in. but even looking at it, just looking at the terrace where we used to sit down after school with the parents, just catching up how our day had been, knowing that you will see friends walking down the streets and they will wave and you will talk to them. and just seeing it, you know? itjust brings so many good memories. i'm just now walking into the compound of my old school. i hope you can hear the sounds in the background. there is no sound that fills me with so muchjoy, so much happiness, as the sound of children in a classroom or children playing. this is evoking so many good memories. but being back at my old school also stirred other memories, too. it was here that i realised how deep—seated the divisions in my country were. for as lo

he got up, took up his bed, and went away healed. this is an amazing story, it should certainly encourage all people who are seriously ill. today, of course, medicine has become very sophisticated, and there are many correct and good medicines of various kinds. to medical procedures that help people, including the relaxed , to get up and go if they have the strength, but with all this, not a single procedure, even what is called advanced, no means can be stronger than the power of god, so, of course, prayer to the lord in a state when we are in physical relaxation, various types of illness, when... touched to us, are an indispensable condition for true recovery, because divine power, without limiting human freedom, is capable of assisting doctors, including, in making the right decisions aimed at a person’s recovery, but can directly strengthen human strength in order to get out... from difficult life circumstances, including those affected by physical illness. this is the image of a relaxed person. in general, it was applied by many

so absolutely, yes, it was a healing experience. well, i've got to say thank you to one of our guests now serene zayna and elliot's, and of course, thank you all for watching the do enjoy the show. we want to hear from you is that something you think we should be covering? this is also your show. so let us know using the hash tag or the handle a stream and we'll look into it. take care and we'll see you soon. i now is the time to be direct. israel's project has been to completely conflict zionism and judy as a. but it was not a jew, israel's a state, and they need to be treated as any other state. what this is where the tough questions are, as can you see negotiations being even happen? this is the most important you're going to invoice, she told, unapologetic, i'm just asking last upfront on out 0. 1 of the biggest selections of 2024 in the general election will administer now render movies be taking increase its food across the country. how will economic uncertainty and you've some employment sway voters in key states and will the

. >> healing but not healed, and that's okay. survive for the day but always strive for tomorrow. >>> then a shocking new report shows how a police strategy meant to reduce violence and save lives may have actually led to deaths. >>> and more violent clashes between police and college protesters across the country. latest on what's happening with schools in the bay area and the rest of california. >>> good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we hear a lot about crime here in the bay area, about the state of things versus the perception, but we hear less about the victims left behind. >> crime victims and their loved ones gathered to share their own stories. amanda hari reports from lake merritt. >> reporter: dozens of people gathered here to tell their stories about how crime has impacted their lives. the idea behind it is that when survivors speak, change happens. >> healing but not healed, and i have to remind myself that that's okay. >> reporter: like this 15-year-old. >> i've been through, you know, emotiona

and i think society is healing. it is a long process, but society is healing.— healing. kigali. _ society is healing. faith mbabazi, from kigali, thank _ society is healing. faith mbabazi, from kigali, thank you _ society is healing. faith mbabazi, from kigali, thank you so - society is healing. faith mbabazi, from kigali, thank you so much. l now imagine running the entire length of africa for charity. well russ cook, who calls himself the hardest geezer, is now not far from reaching the finishing line of his year long quest to do just that. the 27—year—old is set to end his epicjourney in tunisia. ellie price has more. let's go! day three! day four! day six! only the hardest geezer could run nearly every day for 350 days, covering more than 10,000 miles. day 349 of running the entire length of africa. he's run through deserts, rainforests, savannahs, mountains, jungle and 16 countries, and so far he's raised well over £600,000 for the running charity and sandblast. he's faced complications with visas, health scares, and even an armed robbery. cheering. how are you feel

there is speculation, james heale, that there | speculation, james heale, that there could be a summer take off. ii even if some flights take off. if you look at what conservatives are talking _ you look at what conservatives are talking about right now it is difficult _ talking about right now it is difficult to say you are 20 points behind _ difficult to say you are 20 points behind in — difficult to say you are 20 points behind in the polls, at least get this up— behind in the polls, at least get this up and running and having a rolling _ this up and running and having a rolling programme of flights is key to an _ rolling programme of flights is key to an election message which is going _ to an election message which is going to — to an election message which is going to be you want it up and running — going to be you want it up and running because then it is labour being _ running because then it is labour being asked, do you want to stop these _ being asked, do you want to stop these apparently successful flights and that'll be the real challenge in the campaign it needs some time

healing is alone does not heal.you speak to even survivors who are in their 805, they will tell you that the memories and the loss still very real. so it is an ongoing battle that survivors continue to fight.— ongoing battle that survivors continue to fight. what about rwanda itself _ continue to fight. what about rwanda itself as _ continue to fight. what about rwanda itself as a _ continue to fight. what about rwanda itself as a country? l rwanda itself as a country? these are deep wounds there. how effectively do you think it has been able to deal with that and move forward now, three decades on? t and move forward now, three decades on?— and move forward now, three decades on? i think there has been tremendous _ decades on? i think there has been tremendous progress, l decades on? i think there has i been tremendous progress, you can't deny that, in terms of political progress, economically, socially. we have a government that has been very much committed to coexistence between all of rwanda's citizens, and peop

usually 10 days for children 9-8, 14 for adults, and if the third degree is a borderline burn, it healsits own, but takes longer. that is, everything that is done for children is carried out here, and somehow i looked, took a closer look, well, i tolerated the dressings normally, that is, in principle, i was ready to work in this direction, the scientific supervisor also supported me, as did says, let's work in this direction, since 2010 i have traveled a lot, i looked, read a lot, many of the technologies that we came to hospitals, i didn’t see them, i... read them, resumed them, did them, it turned out that it is very effective, it is very correct, and this is how it should be done, because you understand , when you come to an institution young, just a student, and you look at some things, you look through the eyes of a student and it seems to you, well , you can come up with something new here, everything has been worked out here, there is an algorithm for when you begin to develop, you begin to understand, yeah, here you can... principles, sometimes it happens, it seems, that’s all,

since then, the survivors have been helping other survivors find solace and healing through their common bond. here's abc's morgan norwood. >> people are getting shot all around me. >> the mass shooting inside columbine high school in littleton, colorado, killed 13 people, most of them students. >> this is the denver rocky mountain news, where the word simply is horror. and that really says it all. >> i barricaded with 59 other students in the choir office for three hours until swat came and got us out. >> for the teen survivors, now firmly in adulthood and teachers, some in the twilight of their careers, it's hard to look back. but back then it was even harder to look forward. i had realized that i, because of what i had been through, that i had had more funerals than i had had birthdays. >> at that point, we didn't have any context for a school shooting, couldn't name a school shooting. >> it's a big part of my identity and who i am, and not necessarily that day, but more who i've become. and a large part of that is because of the aftermath, both overcoming their lives forever intertwi

nothing, it doesn’t heal.suit you, and i’m not happy about this meeting on a warm evening, i remember the pigeons called to the lead, time heals, it doesn’t heal a damn thing, i remember the pigeons to the trikali lead, time years. it’s evening, it’s evening, you know, member, i won’t suit you, and i’m not happy about this meeting on a warm evening, i remember the pigeons called to lead, time heals, not a damn thing, it doesn’t heal, i know slilka i won’t come to you, and virok i of this meeting on a warm evening. i remember, the pigeons called to the veda, time flies, time flies, but there’s not a damn thing going on, the sovereign wanted to dig up the cross of st. andrew the first-called this summer, he founded a fortification and named it st. petersburg, from here we will drive the swedes away, lady, it seems that the sovereign has a new favorite, cathedral, tomorrow on the first, cognac monte shoca, a product of stellar group, rum, castro, a product of stellar group, veda vodka. a product of the stellar gr

accountability and healing and prevention is key into these issues. so we actually can, you know, provide the resources to invest in more from violent crime which is what we are hearing from native communities and communities of color instead of spending so much resources and incarcerating people for non-violent crimes as well. host: tom from indiana. hi, tom. are you a survivor? caller: yes, i am. host: ok. would you care to share your story? caller: sure, i'll share it it's kind of related. i really think it is. i'm going to try to make it fast. several years ago, a person broke into my garage, stole a bicycle and a bunch of meat on my refrigerate. aswad, i apologize. i know your case is a lot more serious than this. but it's kind of related. the perpetrators or the thief broke into the house, stole my things. they arrested him. so the police did a very good job of catching him. i had a bicycle that was stolen. so they called me in to press charges. i had no idea who the thief was. so they told me and unbeknowing to me, he was arrested with a kid. w

in russia there was a master of veterinary sciences evseenko, who said, medicine heals people, healsity, we also train pharmacists, this is our only one that trains specialists in this profile. we suggest spending one day with specialists to learn all about the intricacies of their work. they are a child, we consider all our children, especially our patients, to be angels, because they have a very pure, open soul, when we hug, then in our souls there is this joy of something pure, it also matures and strengthens. i was born and raised in the city of mozyr, in a complete family. mom, dad and older brother, i remember from childhood, this is where my love for medicine probably came from, here is my father, he is a veteran of the afghan war, he was wounded, he has no foot, i, as a child, accepted, understood, despite that , that everyone here is in some kind of trouble, our svetlana anatolyevna, she is the keeper of the rainbow hearth, she is an excellent leader, a successful leader, if she has set herself a goal in her work, she will definitely achieve with the highest result, she is v

do icons really heal illness? icons don't heal, god heals.evening at about 9:00, i’ll try to help your son. thank you, mom, shall we go to him again? let's go. so seryozha, well, stick around to help you, madam, and well, well, well, seryozha, hold on, oops, thank you very much, you are always welcome, yes, a strange man, he seemed to help, but somehow his eyes are somehow not the same, not the same, scary! young man, are you catholic? why? you apply the sign of the cross according to the catholic rite. i repent, holy father, i am a sinner. actually, i'm not a believer. then why are you here? i don’t know, i was walking past and felt something. yes, i think i'll come in. maybe it will help. what, is something bothering you? yes, too, that everyone is fed up, there is little money, there is no happiness in his personal life, maybe you can help with something, but you haven’t tried to work, try it, it seems to me that in your case it will help, i think life will improve, the rest will work out, thank you, i’ll take it into account. you’re not s

people heal people, and so the more access we have to healing services, the more support we have for each other and community, the more opportunities we have to process the trauma and the harm that's happened to us and move beyond it, the more opportunities we have to keep each other and our communities safe. >> we'll have more on the vigil at 11:00 tonight. >>> hamas has released a new propaganda video showed an american israeli hostage. this is keith see gal. he was taken on october 7th. cbs news cannot confirm when the video was recorded or what sort of pressure was put on him by hamas. this after another video showing berkeley-born hersh goldberg-polin earlier this week. the demonstrators say they are against israel's handling of the war in gaza. hamas said today that it was reviewing a new israeli proposal for a ceasefire. the gaza health ministry says 34,000 palestinians have been killed since the start of the war. >> meanwhile, with 33,000 palestinians dead, most of them women and children, campus protests against the war in gaza continue to grow. encampments remain in place o

after the healing of the ear, the implant is visited on three-year-old matviyka. the boy was born with a congenital hearing impairment, due to which he hardly speaks. when everything works, it flashes here, you see green. yes, of course. this means the system works well. with the help of a computer , the audiologist transmits sound signals to the child's auditory nerve. the operation was successful, everything is fine, everything has healed well, the lump is generally small behind the ear, almost nothing is visible, but it recovered well, without problems, this is a chance for my son's future to live a full life. cochlear implants are installed in cases where children are not helped by a hearing aid. five children were operated on free of charge in the center of child... medicine of the ohmadit hospital, the american manufacturer donated the student implants, the price of one of them is approximately $25,000. this is an internal device, it is there for life, there, the inner ear, it is already the size it should be, therefore, accordingly, it is already there, it

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so saying that time heals, i believe it is not true. time alone does not heal.o survivors in their 80s now they will tell you that the memories are still very real. so it is an ongoing battle for survivors who continue to fight.- battle for survivors who continue to fight. and what about rwanda _ continue to fight. and what about rwanda itself - continue to fight. and what about rwanda itself is - continue to fight. and what about rwanda itself is a - about rwanda itself is a country? these are deep wounds there. how effectively do you think it has been able to deal with that and move forward now three decades old? i with that and move forward now three decades old?— three decades old? i think there has _ three decades old? i think there has been _ three decades old? i think. there has been tremendous progress. you cannot deny that. they have made tremendous progress in terms of political progress, economically, socially. we have a government that has been very much committed to coexistence between all of the rwandan citizens. the 1994 genocide against the tutsi

people, heal people. and so the more access we have to healing services, the more support we have for each other in community. the more opportunities we have to process the trauma and the harm that's happened to us and move beyond it. the more opportunities we have to keep each other in our community safe, the event was sponsored by crime survivors for safety and justice. there are 50,000 members in california over in the east bay. caltrans has shut down a major freeway for repaving. and this is what southbound 680 looked like this afternoon. all lanes are now closed from the five 8680 interchange to koopman road in sunol. northbound 680, though remains open. here's a look at that full closure on a map. if you need to get around it here, you're going to be directed to take alternate routes on highways five, 88, 80, and 84. caltrans says this is the fourth, and they say final closure of southbound 680. in that area. the road is set to reopen monday, 4 a.m. well, not the only road work happening over in the

in the past, doctors used to heal wounds that were not healed with ointment or were large , but the problem iran gave a significant response , that is, netanyahu was looking for iran's response to a give him a pill, but iran gave him 50 pills. as a result of this answer , netanyahu almost committed suicide instead of being able to heal himself and his condition, to transform the many problems he faced into unity. give to this the response to this attack will damage the entire regime , don't respond, mr. netanyahu is definitely on the verge of collapse, that is, a miscalculation that netanyahu or his analysis was that iran will not respond and continues to be strategically patient. it is to abuse this situation or iran will respond. but he didn't expect this level of reaction. yes , it will make america's relations with israel improve again . it will empower the countries that are on the path of normalization and tell them that nothing can be done by iran, but a the mistake he made was that instead of two or three missiles , he received dozens of missiles. instead of one pill, iran gave them

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and it comes forward to faith and healing.happy and you're laughing -- your body is in a better state. it is releasing the right elements into your body if you're sad and you're depressed, you're causing more stress. more pain, more fladges. inflammation so faith, healing -- being in the right place at the right mindset is important and now there have been a lot of scientific studies done about this to show that those who have a level of -- faith and any form it doesn't have to be a particular dogma but a particular faith or good mindset can do that. and on a personal note, and i don't usually talk about things personally but my dad got a diagnosis of weeks with pancreatic cancer and he lived months beyond that and i think part of that was attributed to not only care of the doctors my mother, the family -- but who he was as somebody who wanted to fight for life. i think there's a lot of value in that, i think science is also again -- science and religion are not necessarily contradictory to each other. >> i saw my ology l when

; there were children who were very painful and were healed. power of faith project will air on the belarus tv channel three, today at 15:40 tomorrow at 8:15 am. the country's most sports site celebrates its day birth, exactly a year ago, on april 12, the sports portal 5 bay began working for everyone. one of the leading positions of the sports media in our country, in this short period it became self-sufficiency, moreover, it is already starting to generate quite serious profits, and the most important thing is that a team of young specialists has been formed who are developing, who produce very original content, participate in the sports life of not only the belarus 5 channel, but also the website, and the belte radio company, in general they play handball, and recently e-sports with dynamo played for a year. i didn’t feel like i flew by so quickly, because you know, when you don’t even notice time, it means you feel like a happy person, you’re in some kind of process, it happened for us, we were busy forming a team, i must say, we got there,

it is desperate not to be sent back when he heals from his wounds. 0thers when he heals from his woundsding to avoid this. just think about the ghastly irony, the military in particular taking the view that rohingyas are illegal settlers, they have a profoundly racist view of them, real contempt which drove the terrible operation against them in 2017, killing thousands. now it is using them in this war and it will have catastrophic consequences. rohingyas feel completely trapped in the middle of this conflict and completely hopeless. they can't escape this conscription. this escape this conscription. as ou escape this conscription. as you say. — escape this conscription. as you say, thousands were killed in 2017, 700,000 were forced to neighbouring bangladesh. how many are left in rakhine state? 600,000 are believed to be the estimated population, a quarter of those confined to these camps. they really have suffered terribly because we have seen so many pictures of rohingyas who have had their legs blown off by landmines in this conflict between the military and the army, some had their

healing will take time. it's going to take courage and commitment from all of us we will get there as we come together as an ohana to help support the maui community. [applause] now, we have discussed in the recovery effort to mug. we set aside up to $60 million for recovery cost of the continued well into 237. work with president by and visit administration directly to ensure that federal funds will pay for 100% of debris removal and emergency protective measures in the disaster areas, for six and 12 retrospectively, support which will save us hundreds of millions of dollars as we recover. in november we brought a coalition together additionally too great a maui recovery fund which will rapidly provide funds to families have lost a loved one or web been severely injured in the fires. participation in this fun as i should before would be completely voluntary. the goal is to guess much money as possible to affected families as quick as possible. we've already secured $175 million for the fund for initial part

i'll help them heal their wounds is if i could do that for myself, if we're bit by bit, then i can do that for them to the just the most with level 2, we've paid us the price. not at 53, like sometimes i wish the government was a bit more humane. mazda line would help us more. you're not finding that i'm, we often feel a band and, and alone. and sometimes we get tired of it, which it within a few months along the lines. and so do you think we have no choice but to carry on it? right. i mean, i'm a little waste with the hope that maybe one day last piece but, but i must consider when we all up on the job because of this crisis of not being able to sell, poke a paste is dragged down so long. it's now become impossible for us to make a living from coca conservation lot, but it's selling palm oil. could be a good business. the big k will cover one. it requires only a small investment. that means it's also easier to cultivate. that bottom home is cut every 4 to 6 months and it's harvested by the science people. what i mean, you don't need to be a slave to cultivation like you do with coca.

healing will take time. it will take courage and commitment from all of us. but we will get there as we come together as an ohana to help the maui community. [ applause ] now let's discuss the immediate recovery efforts on maui. we set aside up to $600 million in the budget for recovery costs that will continue well into 2027. i have worked with president biden and his administration directly to ensure that federal funds will pay for 100% of debris removal and emergency protective members -- measures and the disaster areas. support that will save us hundreds of millions of dollars as we recover. in november we brought a coalition together additionally to create the maui recovery fund, which will rapidly provide funds to families who have lost a loved one or who have been severely injured in the fires. participation in this fund, as i have shared before, will be completely voluntary. the goal is to get as much money as possible to affected families as quickly as possible. we've already secured $175 million for the fund from our initial partners, including the

of those healed, 79% stayed healed. and voquezna can provide heartburn-free days and nights.omach conditions may still exist. don't take if allergic to voquezna or while on products with rilpivirine. voquezna may cause serious side effects including kidney problems, diarrhea, bone fractures, severe skin reactions, low vitamin b-12 or magnesium levels, and stomach growths. call your doctor if you have diarrhea, stomach pain or fever that won't go away, decreased or bloody urine, seizures, dizziness, irregular heartbeat, jitteriness, muscle aches or weakness, spasms of hands, feet, or voice. voquezna can help kick some acid, and so can you. ask your doctor about voquezna. [ ♪♪ ] video of the day. [ ♪♪ ] [applause] >> greg: caught on cam sink don't you know who i have anna d8 thinks it's okay just to drive away. are video comes from just outside rochester new york where da films refused to follow -- pole over for speeding and here she is arguing with cops. >> i'm da going 55. >> and you did not stop at all. >> i didn't because i was on the phone. >> not supposed to be on the pho

i'll help them heal their wounds is if i could do that for myself, if we're bit by bit, then i can do that for them to the of the most with level. what we've paid is the price, not it since these, you know, sometimes i wish the government was a bit more humane. mazda line would help us more, you know, so i knew that i'm, we often feel of band and, and alone. and sometimes we get tired of it, which it doesn't affect the most of the lives a furnace. do you think we have no choice but to carry on? and we don't mean bundles like i'm a little ways with the hope that maybe one day last piece. but i must consider when we are up on the job because of this crisis of not being able to sell. co pays does drag down so long. it will become impossible for us to make a living from coca conservation lot, but it's selling palm oil. could be a good business, the big kid will color one. it requires only a small investment. that means it's also easier to cultivate. that bottom home is cut every 4 to 6 months and it's harvested by the science even. what i know, you don't need to be a slave to cultivation,

the operation was successful, everything is fine, everything has healed well. the male is generally small behind the ear, almost nothing is visible, but he recovered well, without problems, this is a chance for the future of my son to live a full life. cochlear implants are installed in cases where children do not a hearing aid helps. in the children's medicine center of okhmatdyt hospital. five children were operated on, ear implants were donated by an american manufacturer, the price of one such is approximately 25 dollars. this is an internal device, it is there for life, there, the inner ear, it is already the size it should be, therefore, accordingly, it is already there, it has been known for many tens of years that nothing in particular grows there anymore, so it does not need to grow, but the outer part will work, the outer part perceives the sounds, transmits through the magnet to the inner part, then through the electrode transmits to... the auditory nerve and then the child hears. after hearing loss, patients adapt to the implant and work with speech

she added that she hopes the settlement will bring the family some solace as they work to heal and rebuild. >> that was another really, really sad story so many people were touched by. we appreciate it, lauren. >>> a group of good samaritans rushed to help when a minivan flew off the freeway and burst into flames in the central valley. tonight we have learned the four people killed in that crash, including a 4-month-old baby, were all from livermore. the whole thing happened saturday night. chp says the driver lost control, drove through a median, and went airborne, hitting an overpass and catching fire. there were seven people trapped inside. people ran out of their homes and their cars to help the group, including high schoolers in their texas dresses heading home from prom flipped the car and saved the lives of three children. >> there were three, i think it's three that survived. and they would not have survived if everybody had not jumped into action when they did. >> the coroner's office confirmed two victims were in their 40s along with a 12-year-old and a baby. >>> you may remember

well, one hospital in nothing done is making the most of the healing. paula open nature. that is a doing debate based week these doubts a positive and unconventional therapeutic program at the eco hospital in one northwest and gone to the patients here get professional medical attention to of course that blood pressure is measured and the appointment is applied when necessary. but in the eco hospital that 70 half of the road to recovery is painful and reach out to eugene. dominus, suffers from high blood pressure and need problems, but he's going outdoors any way as positive his treatment accompanied by human health care, where kids of course eugene is going to feed the non human stuff just like i was eating them. i was really happy and the way the way the sea, so it takes to live that visited the visit oil life and the sickness for some time . a nice i am the god and of the ico hospital is environmentally friendly to no chemicals. a used organic cone left us and while cabbage are a healthy addition to hospital meals. eugene by moon of benefits from being in the surroundi

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healing will take time. it is going to take courage and commitment from all of us. we will get there as we come together to help support the maui community. we are discussing efforts on maui. we are looking at the recovery costs that will continue well into 2027. this is the administration directive. looking at the federal funds that will pay for one or her scent of the debris removal. this is for six and 12 months respectively. we brought a coalition together. creating the maui recovery fund. this will rapidly provide severe fires. participation as i have said before, will be completely voluntary. the goal is to get as much money as possible to affected families, as quickly as possible. we have looked at the $75 million from the initial partners in the state. this includes maui county, commandment schools, hawaiian electric, charter communications, and hawaii telecommunications. >> [ applause ]. in order to operationalize this fund, we have first alliance bank and other community minded professionals. across the country, we expect to have this fund set up by march

so the thing that time heals, i believe it's not true. time alone does not heal.u speak to even holocaust survivors who are in their 805, they will tell you that the memories and the loss still very real. so it is an ongoing battle that survivors continue to fight. what about rwanda itself as a country? these are deep wounds there. how effectively do you think it has been able to deal with that and move forward now, three decades on? i think there has been tremendous progress, you can't deny that, in terms of political progress, economically, socially. we have a government that has been very much committed to coexistence between all of rwanda's citizens, and people have to realise that the 1994 genocide against the tutsis did not happen overnight. it arose from years of indoctrination, from years of a cult, where it was made ok for tutsis to be killed, and always with impunity. so prior to the genocide, we had a government that was very much committed to divisive politics, which man applies power by pitting one group of citizens against another, and fortunately si

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