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In memory of the millions of victims of the Rwandan army in D.R. Congo. This is the ceremony of lighting candles during the memorial event held in Oxford House in London on Saturday 26th November 2011.

Jean Pierre experienced the killing of his parents in Congo jungle by the Rwandan army when he was a young boy. He said that his life has changed forever since that day.
He presented his testimony during a memorial event held in London on 26th November 2011.

Here is a testimony of a survivor of RPF atrocities Gerturde Uwamariya, read during the Commemoration of 15th Anniversary of Rwandan refugees massacres in Congo held in Oxford House in London on Saturday 26th November 2011.
Uwamariya said that what she saw and experienced in Congo was the most horrible experiences that anyone can experience and no one should experience that. She reminded the audience that those who committed those atrocities have not been persecuted despite all available evidences of their actions

London 26/11/2011 — Remembering Victims of RPF atrocities in Congo (ex-Zaire): Presentation of Olivier Harerimana. In 1996, the Rwandan army of General Paul Kagame attacked refugee camps in D.R. Congo and started systematic and widespread killings of Rwandan (Hutu) and Congolese populations in what the United Nations’ Mapping Report described in October 2010 as possible genocide against Hutus. Olivier describes briefly the horrible hutu hunting in the Congolese jungle.

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? Remembering the Victims of Rwandan army in D.R. Congo

? Commemoration of 15th Anniversary of Rwandan refugees massacres in Congo

Former RPF officer and Former Rwandan Ambassador to US, Dr Theogene Rudasingwa, talks about truth and reconciliation in Rwanda.
This was done during the “Rwanda Truth and Reconciliation: The Process Begins” conference organised by the William Mitchell College of Law on 28 November 2011.

Paul Rusesabagina, president of the Hotel Rwanda Rusesabagina Foundation and author of “An Ordinary Man,” talks briefly about some important issues in Rwanda.