Essays on Rwandan Genocide

Rwanda’s population by 1994 was found out to have stood at more than seven million people who were divided into three ethnic groups such as the Hutu, the Tutsi, and the Twa. The Hutu made up the majority of the population with an estimated 85%...

The year 1994 marked the beginning of a bloody mass murder of the Tutsis of Rwanda which was coined as the Rwandan Genocide. The Hutus and the Tutsis were two of the ethnic groups situated in Rwanda. The country was home to nearly 85% Hutus;...

“Rwanda will never ever leave me, it’s in the pores of my body. My soul is in those hills, my spirit is with the spirits of all those people who were slaughtered and killed that I know of, and many that I didn’t know”. General...

Time and time again it has been said to be ‘Never Again’ but literature still explores atrocities such as genocide in order to try and understand individual factors that lead to its development and influence the likelihood of genocide happening and how to prevent and...

The Cambodian Genocide was a tragic event that absolutely could have been, in my opinion, prevented. The genocide started on April 17, 1975 and lasted through January 7, 1979. A rebel communistic group that called themselves Khmer Rouge took control of the Cambodia government altering...