Khach San Rwanda Clip 7

The Commonwealth's 54th member state Rwanda was inducted into the association with a flag raising ceremony at Marlborough House in London. Rwandan President Paul Kagame says that joining the Commonwealth of Nations is an important milestone for his country

Yolande Mukagasana on Hotel Rwanda<br />AJC - American Jewish Committee<br />Survivors of the Rwandan genocide discuss their experience and reflect on the role that Rwanda plays in the global environment.Now more than ever, the survivors claim, genocide prevention is of the utmost importance to guard against the ideological, social, and economic conditions which enabled the tragedies of Rwanda or Nazi Germany.

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Two grenade attacks have rocked Kigali, capital city of Rwanda. One person was killed and at least 28 others were wounded. The violence is the latest in a series of attacks in the central African state.<br /><br />Two grenade blasts in Rwanda's capital Kigali have killed one person and wounded at least 28 people. It is the latest of a series of grenade attacks that have rocked the central African state since early December. <br /><br />[Casimille Rwagatare, Grenade Attack Victim]: (Kinyarwanda)<br />"Many people were wounded, blood was everywhere, people were crying, I was lying down, it was really chaotic, and then after a while the ambulance came to evacuate us."<br /><br />The explosions happened within an hour of each other on Saturday evening. Witnesses said men in civilian clothes threw the first grenade from a moving car at a busy market area at around 7 p.m. The second grenade was thrown at a bus park in Kigali's Nyabugogo district. <br /><br />[Casimille Rwagatare, Grenade Attack Victim]:(Kinyarwanda)<br />"The car was driven at high speed when it was approaching here, someone threw a grenade but it did not explode. He then threw a second one which exploded together with the first one. The car was driven away, civilians were wounded and I saw one person dead." <br /><br />President Paul Kagame's administration has linked some of the previous attacks to former army chief Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa. The former army chief fled into exile in South Africa in February. He denies the allegations. <br /><br />Rwanda has become a popular destination for gorilla tracking, helping tourism become the largest foreign exchange earner. But the violence may taint the country’s stable and secure image.<br /><br />The grenade attacks occur ahead of August's presidential election.<br /><br />Rights groups have warned of a government crackdown on the opposition and the media in the run-up to the poll. <br /><br />Two newspapers have been suspended and an outspoken opposition leader has been arrested and charged with crimes linked to genocide.

"Giants Skeletons Found In Rwanda"

Alors que la future candidate à la présidence de la République répond aux questions d’Albert Du Roy, le génocide des Tutsis vient d’être perpétré par le GIR, issu d’un coup d’Etat au mépris des accord de paix d’Arusha. <br />Ségolène Royal, 26 juin 1994, L’heure de vérité, France 2 <br />"soit on conforte les pouvoirs en place parce qu’on se dit au moins c’est la stabilité, on évite les guerres ethniques ou les guerres tribales, soit on pousse à la démocratisation, on organise des élections, et qui débouchent souvent sur des conflits extrêmement violents." <br /><br />Commentaire : L’idéologie coloniale a de beaux restes ! Les « Hutu » représentant 80% de la population, le régime Habyarimana est, pour Védrine et bien d’autres, « l’émanation d’une immense majorité ». Pour ces dangereux théoriciens, en Afrique, « l’ethnie » est un horizon indépassable en politique : les choix électoraux ne peuvent dès lors qu’être faits sur des critères raciaux, les Tutsi votant pour les Tutsi, et les Hutu pour les Hutu. Les véritables antagonismes politiques sont tenus pour négligeables.

Seminar series "International Relations and Humanitarian Action"- Agtahe's presentation. 8 marsh 2013g

Juncker'in meşale yaktığı anlar<br><br>( KİGALİ ) - Juncker, Rwanda First Lady'sini yakacaktı KİGALİ <br /><br /> - AB Komisyonu Başkanı Jean-Claude Juncker, Ruanda’da katıldığı soykırımı 25. yıl anma töreninde eline aldığı meşale ile neredeyse Ruanda First Lady'si Jeannette Kagame'yi yakıyordu. AB Komisyonu Başkanı Jean-Claude Juncker, Ruvanda Ruanda soykırımının 25. yılı anma töreni sırasında neredeyse Ruanda First Lady'si Jeannette Kagame'yi ateşe veriyordu. Kameralara yansıyan görüntülerde, anma meşalesini alan Juncker'in 'Anma Işığı' anıtının ateşini yanındakilerle birlikte tutuşturduktan sonra geriye doğru çekilirken, yanlışlıkla elindeki yanan meşaleyi First Lady'nin suratına doğru yaklaştırdığı ve Jeannette Kagame'nin, hızlı bir refleks ile doğru zamanda birkaç adım geri giderek yanmaktan kurtulduğu görülüyor.<br><br>http://beyazgazete.com/video/webtv/guncel-1/juncker-rwanda-first-lady-sini-yakacakti-695778.html</a>

Résumé : <br />------------ <br />GISENYI (Frontière du Rwanda) <br /><br />Des centaines de milliers de réfugiés hutus rwandais ont pu quitter les camps du Zaïre où ils étaient retenus prisonniers et ont regagné leur pays. <br /><br />Note personnelle : fin 1996, ces envoyés spéciaux emploient encore le mot "massacres" en lieu est place du mot "génocide".

Al Qarra - Le district Nyarunguru, au sud du Rwanda, et ses collines pittoresques. Accompagnée de ses trois enfants qui l’aident un peu, Giovance s’occupe du troupeau. Une fois les corvées matinales terminées, direction la clinique la plus proche. C’est là que Ukwishaka, Gift et Hope seront vaccinés contre la rougeole et la rubéole, dans le cadre d’une campagne nationale de 3 jours. Le but : vacciner plus de 5 millions d’enfants de moins de 15 ans. L’année dernière, une épidémie de rougeole dans la région a touché les 5 enfants de Giovance

A Paris court has given a Rwandan former soldier a 25-year jail sentence for genocide and crimes against humanity during Rwanda's 1994 genocide. It was the first trial in France to punish those responsible for the three-month wave of violence. Al Jazeera's Emma Hayward reports from Paris.

www.africareport.com video - Urwibutso Enterprises, Rwanda

1.K-pop and K-dramas are not the only medium through which people get to know about Korea. In fact, many first learn about Korea through taekwondo.There's a young man from the Netherlands who is so into taekwondo that he even delayed his studies to come to Korea for further training.<br />2.The biggest classical guitar performance in history of New Zealand was recently organized by a guitar ensemble composed of Korean expats.Although they share different language and culture, the performers and the audience were able to become one through music.<br />3.Morin Khuur is a traditional Mongolian instrument and Biyelgee is a traditional Mongolian dance. They are both registered in the UNESCO's World Heritage List.Now these cultural heritages that represent Mongolia are going beyond their homeland.<br />4.A country that went through a Civil War in the 1990s that resulted in a massive genocide... Rwanda.And in this country where people still remember the tragedy of their history, a special bakery is bringinope to the local community.<br />5.A neighborhood bistro located in London, 'The Petite Coree' is delighting customers with its unique dishes. meet Chef Park Jae-woo and his special restaurant that's spreading the taste of Korea.