talking about who it is and tutsis doesn't invite what but to hear we do talk about it. their way of. teaching these people to go day is that the or broad we have already traveled it up on a new course mission. but the rebel leaders in eastern congo continue to preach the ideology of genocide more. interest in batumi told us that they had killed people which is and that's why they had to leave for a wonder one obstacle that's all i know is it they didn't like to talk about it. and we keep 20 as they pass to get us to. being cut by their ideology and by war by climate but everything by talking it helps them. just to heal their own and look office about life. the next day camp officials give hubby manas some money and permission to visit his family for 3 days it's an important part of the reintegration process but it will. have to. be manna hasn't seen his mother for 10 years she returned to rwanda when he was a teenager he stayed with the rebels. i'm so happy that my child has come back to me. through. all of the neighbors are glad to see him too some of them are hutus ot

remember the victims of the 1994 genocide when hutu extremists slaughtered hundreds of thousands of tutsis and other minority groups. of this. these 2 little it was the worst day of my life. our neighbors came to our home and murdered my family then squeezed. up to 1000000 people were killed over the course of just 100 days. most of this crowd weren't even born to they're here today to audition for a t.v. talent show. on show. it will be one of months since. the show is called east africa's gone talent. it's similar to programs that are broadcast in europe and the us. in the 3rd simon is in charge of the auditions like many others here simon lost family members in the genocide in rwanda as young people know the history of the massacre but on days like this they try to forget about it for a while still you know. we're moving on we're moving along we don't want to be held by what's happened in the past we want to move on we want to look for the future and it doesn't but the odds you all know we are in the period of $100.00 days of calm the ritual and just this thing is part of it so we remem

a hutu who was 13 years old at the time grace put her life at risk for saving the life of a tutsi. grace and vanessa still live together today along with grace's biological children and us. after the genocide life was hard for me because there were still tensions between the ethnic groups and. we tried to get along with each other but it wasn't easy john. people used to call me insulting names all the time on how good david cool he influenced. one of those names was cockroach a derogatory term the hutus often used to describe to it's use. if any could get through nowhere only one with things are different today at school the kids are taught that we're all citizens of rwanda one quit being sued and that there were no differences between us fit to gain a kind of it calling it a cold. the name of the play is generation $25.00 it tells the story of a nasa and several others who were born in the year that the genocide took place. but that it's an appendix. out. that. you have a lot of questions and we're hungry for the truth we want to know what's up but it's so hard to really get these

remember the victims of the 1994 genocide when hutu extremists slaughtered hundreds of thousands of tutsis and other minority groups. of this. it was the worst day.

remember the victims of the 1994 genocide when hutu extremists slaughtered hundreds of thousands of tutsis and other minority groups. but this was. not only it was the worst.