The Rwandan Genocide Memorial sites unarguably serve a crucial role in ensuring history does not repeating itself. I cringed when reading BBC's recent article regarding the Rwandan Government's supposed forced exhumation of murdered Tutsi and moderate Hutu. Imagine having to go through the horror of your family and/or close friends murdered in cold blood and then having to reopen that wound by exhuming their remains years after they've finally been allowed to lay in peace. Exhuming loved ones should not be by forced, but only voluntary. Rwandans have already been through enough without such unnecessary trauma. Sunday, 29 May 2011
Digging up the past
The Rwandan Genocide Memorial sites unarguably serve a crucial role in ensuring history does not repeating itself. I cringed when reading BBC's recent article regarding the Rwandan Government's supposed forced exhumation of murdered Tutsi and moderate Hutu. Imagine having to go through the horror of your family and/or close friends murdered in cold blood and then having to reopen that wound by exhuming their remains years after they've finally been allowed to lay in peace. Exhuming loved ones should not be by forced, but only voluntary. Rwandans have already been through enough without such unnecessary trauma. 
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that is so sad to hear about that. I read that news in passing, and couldnt help but feel pain to those who lost their family and/or friends
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