On the occasion of this 30th commemoration(kwibuka30),we wish to honour the unheralded professionals and activists who made important contributions to preverving memory, delivering justice, and ensuring historical clarity from three decades ago. Thierr names may not be widely known, but their impact on Rwandan lives continues to resonate today.
These authors, journalists, lawyer, and mental health professionals will discuss their experinces and engagements of the post-genocide era and Rwandan Whose voices they have helped to carry.
Minister of National Unity and Civic Engagement
Exchange between legal professionals and citizens who worked for justice at both international and local levels. From the ICTR to Gacaca courts, from public awareness campaigns against impunity.
Rwanda Law Reform Commission (RLRC) Chairperson and Former Executive Secretary / Former Executive Secretary for National Gacaca Jurisdiction
Lawyer at the Brussels Bar and former member of the Executive Board of the International Federation of Human Rights Leagues)
Lawyer and member of the Non-Governmental Organistation SURVIE
Lawyer for the victims in the 6 genocide against the Tutsi trials in Belgium
Consultant and Researcher at the Non-Governmental OrganisationAfrican Right
Shares her study on the architecture of the ideology of genocide.
Exchange between journalists and writers who have braved isolation and opposition to tell the story of the Genocide against the Tutsi.
Journalist and Writer
Writer
Journalist
Researcher and Writer
Journalist
Director of Fest Africa
Nurse, Anesthetist, and Writer
AVEGA collective book, written by Esther Mujawayo, Daniel Le Scornet.
