How can the genocide in Rwanda be put to an end?

In response, the Hutus changed their strategy, believing if the opposition was completely exterminated, their majority power and status would be reassured and preserved. Thus, they ... The colonial power, Belgium, believed that the Tutsi were superior to the Hutu and the Twa and put the Tutsis in charge of Rwanda. read more

The colonial power, Belgium, believed that the Tutsi were superior to the Hutu and the Twa and put the Tutsis in charge of Rwanda. At the end of colonial rule, however, Belgium began giving more power to the Hutus. read more

The Genocide against the Tutsi took place in Rwanda in 1994 and was put to an end by the then RPF/APR army led by the current President of Rwanda Paul Kagame. Rwanda is currently a peaceful country and has achieved remarkable economic and social progress within just two decades after the tragedy. read more

Since the government had the names and addresses of nearly all Tutsis living in Rwanda (remember, each Rwandan had an identity card that labeled them Tutsi, Hutu, or Twa) the killers could go door to door, slaughtering the Tutsis. read more