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Certain problems
had in turn led to further tragedy.
refugees were potential recruits for armed such as the rpf
The problems caused by refugees (referred to by the UN as "internally
displaced.
It is easy to see that the failure to deal with these aspirations has created
problems not only of a logistical nature, in having to take care of such
large numbers by the often reluctant host country.
Uganda, Tanzania and Burundi. In the 1980s many of these, including
Paul Kagame, had joined the forces of Yoweri Museveni in Uganda and
helped him come to power in 1986. Tutsi refugees had formed the RPF
#therefugeecrisis

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Rwanda has always been under the rule of an authoritarian government, which has impacted the state in different ways. 20 years after the genocide Rwanda has become one of the most stable Country in Africa with the triple domestic product gross and population increase in 10 million people.
#improvement #economicgross #authoritarianstate #politicalparties

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After the Rwandan genocide, Rwanda received lots of international support which helped the country's rapid economic growth. 75% were still living in poverty or were tied to agriculture (coffee and tea being their primary exports). #internationalaid #growingeconomy #poverty

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The Kibeho Massacre (1995) was a harrowing moment during the Rwandan Genocide. It occurred in a displaced persons camp where thousands sought refuge, but instead, witnessed unimaginable violence. Thousands of lives were taken during it. #kibehomassacre #rwandangenocide #neverforget

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Rwanda was heavily impacted by the genocide and one of the main social impacts it had was the ethnic divide which was never really present throughout their history but was now a sign of bloodshed. The country was permanently scarred by this and there is still a level of social distrust. #genocideisnotcoolguys #rwanda #tutsi #hutu #socialimpact

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The ICTR (International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda) was established by the UN Security council in November 1994. It was established for the prosecution of persons responsible for the genocide in Rwanda. There was a lot of mistrust for the ICTR in Rwanda because of its slow pace and not charging against the members of the RPF-led government. Without the funds, it was just not the justice needed for reconciliation.
#rwandangenocide #justice #peace

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The UNCHR had to deal with two major problems, supporting an overwhelming number of refugee and deal with moral issue as well. In refugee camps were both victims and killers, ex-Hutu used camp as military bases to attack new RPF government. #refugees #politicalcrisis

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the UNCHR, much like many other UN agencies, relied on good will of its members. It suffered from the lack of support, despite asking over 50 countries for military support, non stepped forward. #weakinstitution #nohelp #UnitedNations

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Write a 250 sign tweet on the impact of the genocide. What happened & Hashtag to relevant factors

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Justice during Post-war-period in Rwanda

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Justice during Post-war-period in Rwanda

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The aftermath of the genocide caused a lot of problems for the country.The providing of justice was quite difficult .Why?
•Not enough judiciary(Most of them were killed
•Huge amount of killings and responsible people for that.

Later,in 1944,RPF called the creation of ICTR(International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda).
Also,in 1996 the TRC was created(Truth and Reconciliation Comission)
It provided an amnesty for all who will commit their crimes
In 1999 the National Unity and Reconciliation Commission provided justice system to deal with the crimes of the genocide and promote justice in particular

The Gacaca courts were the people from the local community.
Defendants were given shorter sentences in exchange for confessing and asking for forgiveness from their victims' families.

#trialforterrorists #justice #recovering