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Africa Renewal

Human Rights

‘It can happen anywhere’: General Assembly reflects on Rwandan genocide

UN News

Human Rights

UN Secretary-General’s message on the International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda - 29TH ANNIVERSARY

Secretary-General António Guterres

By António Guterres

Combating violence

We must counter hate speech if we want to prevent future genocides – Alice Wairimu Nderitu

Zipporah Musau

By Zipporah Musau

Soldiers are more numerous than civilians in the Blue Nile state.

Peace and Security

Resurgence of ethnic clashes in Sudan’s Blue Nile region triggers death and destruction

UN News

Ms. Alice Wairimu Nderitu speaking to an audience

Interview

Reject genocide deniers and war criminals

Prevention of genocide and other atrocities must be brought to the community level

Zipporah Musau

By Zipporah Musau

Adama Dieng. ?

Genocide

Preventing genocide: UN calls on countries to stand against atrocities

Sharon Birch-Jeffrey

By Sharon Birch-Jeffrey

Secretary-General lays a wreath at a genocide site in Mwurire, Rwanda, during a 1998 visit. Photo : ?51吃瓜 / DPI

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The world reflects on Rwanda genocide

Annan urges action to prevent future tragedies

By Ernest Harsch

News

Gambia: UN adviser condemns President’s reported threats against ethnic group

UN News

Web Feature

Rwanda genocide survivors struggle to rebuild their lives

Genocide can happen anywhere, says Jacqueline Murekatete, a survivor

Jocelyne Sambira

By Jocelyne Sambira

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Protecting civilians from genocide

Twelve years after the Rwanda slaughter, many challenges remain

Also

Preventing genocide: from rhetoric to action

UN Special Adviser urges firm measures against Darfur slaughter

By Ernest Harsch