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SPEECH: HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE REMEMBER?

It is a tragedy that lasted 100 days and saw at least one million lives lost. Men, women and children were slaughtered and crushed in a hate-filled frenzy. Ethnic identity (reflected on identity cards and appearance) was the basis of death by guns, machetes and farming implements by neighbour on neighbour, youth militias and gendarmerie. Moderate Hutus and Twas were collateral damage in a hate-filled campaign to rid the country of Tutsis.

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THE EMERGENCY IN AFRICA?

SPEECH BY FORMER PRESIDENT F W DE KLERK TO THE SIXTH SUMMIT OF NOBEL PEACE LAUREATES, ROME, 25 NOVEMBER 2005 THE INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL MEDIATION

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