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Peace and Reconciliation in Rwanda: Difference between revisions
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|Description=The | |Description=The aftermath of the Rwandan genocide in 1994 left the country deeply divided and scarred. The process of peace and reconciliation has been a slow and difficult one, with many challenges still remaining. Efforts have been made to promote unity and healing, including community-based initiatives, education programs, and the establishment of a national unity and reconciliation commission. Despite progress, there are still deep-seated tensions and mistrust between different ethnic groups, and the road to lasting peace and reconciliation remains a long one. | ||
|Region=Rwanda | |Region=Rwanda | ||
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|parent=49451 | |parent=49451 | ||
|geo_id=49518}} | |geo_id=49518}} | ||