The Repuglic of Rwanda

Located near the Equator, Rwanda is located in Central America, surrounded by Uganda in the north, Tanzania in the east, Burundi in the south, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the west. The official name of the country is Rwanda Republic, the capital is Kigali. The capital city has major cities called butare. The flag has three horizontal lines (blue, yellow, green) and a golden sun with 24 rays in the upper right corner.

In the beginning of the 20th century, terrible genocide occurred between two Africans in Rwanda. In the early 1900s, Rwanda was colonized by Belgium and France, but it was colonized by Belgian missionaries. At that time, Rwanda had two major African tribes, Tsutsu and Hutsu. Belgian missionaries gave power to the church. Many African traditional Africans quickly converted to Catholics. The Belgian missionaries chose Tsutsu as "elite" as it came out to Hutsu.

Ethnicity tensions have occurred in Rwanda for centuries, and this tension is even more extreme even after Rwanda independence from Belgium in 1962. In the 1990s, the Hutu political elite accused the population of Tutsi as increasing the political, social and economic problems of the country. They also tied the citizen of Tutsi to the RPF rebel groups. Many Hutu people are dissatisfied with the Tutsi tribe. They are usually considered to be elite, because they have dominated the country for decades. As a result, they are also afraid of Tutsi and decided to stick to their strength. When President Hutu crashed, I thought that Mutsu extremists shot down him. He quickly began to destroy the whole Tutsi population, seeking revenge against what was always considered to be the power of the elite.

In 1994, guerrillas of Tsuchi rose in the Hutu government of Rwanda. When the Tutsi Rwandese Patriotic Front (RFP) approached Rwanda 's capital, Hutu' s headline advised Hutu to attack the Tutsi civilians. The result - a notorious massacre of 1994. Thousands of Tutsu - and moderate Huts - were slaughtered by Hutu radical militia and civilians. As RFP controls Kigali, it will retaliate against Hutu. When the RFP became in control, more than 1 million Hutu escaped and most went to the Democratic Republic of Congo (former Zaire). There, refugees are being taken care of at the center established close to Goma with the United Nations and the international community. However, Hutu refugees came along with Hutu's militia and a hard-lineist who actively carried out genocide. Hutu people use refugee camps in Democratic Republic of the Congo as a base for reorganization and reorganization