Because the world is not always beautiful and angelic
The genocide in Rwanda in 1994 was a result of colonial policies that favored the Tutsi ethnic group over the Hutu. Kizito Mihigo, a Tutsi survivor of the genocide, witnessed his father being killed by his Hutu neighbors. After the genocide, efforts were made to promote unity among Rwandans, with a memorial erected in Kigali and preserved church benches in Nyamata. The current leader, President Paul Kagame, promotes unity and supports arts and traditions regardless of ethnicity. There is still fear and reluctance to speak freely in Rwanda, highlighting the need for sincere preparation and education for catharsis to occur. In Cyprus, steps are being taken to address past events and shed light on difficult times, with a call for the President to support reunification efforts and create a Truth Commission.
