The Rwandan Genocide of 1994

A terrible incident occurred in April 1994. There, about 1 million people were cruelly killed for racial reasons, they opposed the regime. (Uvin, 2003). This terrible incident occurs in Rwanda and is known as the Rwandan genocide. State massacres can be said to be unilateral group killings and states and other authorities are trying to destroy groups as the group and its members are identified by perpetrators. (Hintjens, 1999) This is what happened in Rwanda in 1994.

INTRODUCTION Rwanda genocide in 1994 was not only one of the most serious tragedies in Rwanda, it was often recalled as one of the most terrible genocide in history. Massacre of Rwanda was an attack on the Tutsi minority by Rwandan's two main ethnic Hutu people. - In April 1994, in the small country of Rwanda in East Africa, the historical merger eventually became one of the most brutal crimes against humanity in the 20th century. According to the official estimate, in only 100 days, the population of Hutu and the government killed more than 800,000 Tutsis, women and children (Scheffer, 125). During this time, it is estimated that 333 people were slaughtered every hour (scarring)

During the massacre of Rwanda in 1994, about 1 million Tutsi-Hutsu opposition factions were slaughtered by extremist futs government, a majority ethnic group in Rwanda. Their purpose is to eliminate Tutsi, a minority who accounts for only 25% of the population. In order to discuss the causes of genocide in Rwanda, analyze the nature of the concept and make it available for use in judging the cause of mass genocide and the ancient racial hatred is its origin It is important. Rwandan genocide

Massacre of Rwanda Genocide of Rwanda started on April 6, 1994 and lasted about 100 days (history). After their president 's death, the two groups involved, Hutsu and Tsuchi made a big clash. Hutu's cruelty killed about 800,000 Tutsi and supporters. Since the other countries did not stop this tragic genocide at its heyday, the world remained wondering why. In celebrating the 20th anniversary of massacre in Rwanda, it is important to understand this tragedy. manner