Rachel Mukantabana, a survivor of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, shares her harrowing experience and her journey towards forgiveness and reconciliation in a village where survivors and perpetrators live together.
Key Points
Rachel Mukantabana's family members were killed during the genocide
Government-led reconciliation efforts in Rwanda have outlawed divisive speech and promote unity
Survivors and perpetrators live in a reconciliation village together
Pros
Focuses on the personal story of a genocide survivor
Highlights the importance of forgiveness and reconciliation
Provides insight into the government-led efforts for reconciliation in Rwanda
Cons
Contains graphic and disturbing details of the genocide