Rwanda after the genocide
Rwanda has experienced rapid population growth since the 1994 atrocity, and is determined not to repeat the tragedy.
Published On 6 Apr 2014
The two decades since the Rwandan genocide have seen rapid population growth in the country, and the generation born after the atrocity is being taught a message of unity.
History of the genocide, which killed as many as one in five Rwandans, is a mandatory part of the curriculum in schools.
Al Jazeera’s Catherine Soi reports from Kibuye, Rwanda.
Source: Al Jazeera