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  • Inside Nyanza Genocide memorial in Nyanza District ,Southern Province
Remains of clothes and home equipment of victims of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi that were killed in former Nyamata catholic church that is currently Nyamata Genocide memorial

Mourners tour inside Nyamata Genocide memorial to honour victims of the genocide
A genocide survivor touring in the Nyanza Genocide site to honour victims
A mass grave christened “CND” in which Tutsi were flown after being distressed and cut. it was captured in Rutabo Cell, Kinazi Sector in Ruhango District. According to eye witness and some survivors, the genocide in that region was geared up by some Burundian refugees who fled their home country in 1993.
Some pictures of victims of the genocide against the Tutsi that are archived at Kigali Genocide Memorial
Mourners resist to the heavy rains during a Walk to remember victims of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi at Kinazi
Genocide survivors call names of victims of the genocide against the Tutsi at Kinazi Genocide Site in Ruhango District. It was during a night of remembrance of thousands Tutsis who lived in Mayaga in 1994. According to survivors, the genocide in former Commune de Ntongwe ,was geared up by Burundian refugees who settled in the region 1993.
Genocide survivors call names of victims of the genocide against the Tutsi at Kinazi Genocide Site in Ruhango District. It was during a night of remembrance of thousands Tutsis who lived in Mayaga in 1994. According to survivors, the genocide in former Commune de Ntongwe ,was geared up by Burundian refugees who settled in the region 1993.

A delegation leads by Star Times boss pay tribute to victims of the genocide that lay to rest at Kigali Genocide memorial.
Pictures of victims of the genocide against the Tutsi that are kept inside Kigali Genocide memorial
Some art pieces that depict the history of Rwanda (Before, during and after the genocide)
Residents of Kinazi during a walk to remember
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