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    started with the Rwandan Civil War which was fought between the Hutu regime and the Rwandan Patriotic Front. The Hutu Power claimed that the Tutsi people intended to enslave the Hutu people. This started periodic killings of the Tutsi people. In 1994‚ after the assassination of Habyarimana‚ things escalated very violently. Hutus began mass killings of the Tutsi people and even their own Hutu people that they considered traitors. Several members of the Hutu Power were also high up in the government

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    the middle of July. Other estimates of the death toll have ranged between 500‚000 and 1‚000‚000. This is equivalent to 20% of the country’s total population. It was the result of an old ethnic competition and tensions between the minority that was Tutsi‚ who had complete power of Rwanda for centuries‚ and the majority‚ which was Hutu. The Hutu came to power in the rebellion of

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    Hotel Rwanda Hotel Rwanda takes place in the years to1994‚ during the horrific genocide by the Hutus to hundreds of thousands of Tutsis. In Rwanda‚ you were a Tutsi or a Hutu and intense violence and hatred toward the Tutsi was encouraged and supported through the radio. Fighting‚ killing and opposition had been going on for several years‚ and when a new president signs a peace treaty to put the insane turbulence to an end‚ he is murdered. Paul Rusesabagina is a hotel manager at the nicest and

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    Do examples of massive abuses of human rights still exist in modern day society by Ellie Presented to Mme Champagne EAE 2D1 December 16th 2013 École Secondaire Catholique Béatrice-Desloges Elliane Loignon Mme Champagne EAE 2D1 December 15th 2013 Do examples of massive abuses of human rights still exist in modern day society? For many years‚ humans have been accomplishing countless amazing things. Many of which aided and helped society grow as one throughout

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    Interhamwe leader‚ on the radio that says: “When people ask me‚ good listeners‚ why do I hate the Tutsi‚ I say‚ read out history…They are cockroaches. They are murderers. Rwanda is our Hutu land” (George 2004). This detestation of the Tutsi people manifests itself in the genocide. In Shake Hands With the Devil‚ General Dallaire describes the brutality of the genocide by describing streets littered with Tutsi bodies that were stacked like potatoes and being eaten by dogs (Raymont 2005). In Hotel Rwanda

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    In the 15th century‚ The Tutsis migrated from the horn of africa‚ Ethiopia‚ to Rwanda; home to the Hutu. The invasion was peaceful‚ despite the warrior skills of the Tutsi. Believing in a hierarchical society‚ they set up a monarchy which lasted up until German colonists arrived at Rwanda during WWI. As the war was ending‚ the colonial rule had switched from the Germans to the Belgians. These Belgian colonists saw the taller‚ stronger Tutsi warriors as superior to the Hutus‚ and offered them education

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    state crime that was committed in 1994‚ consisted of an ‘ethnic cleansing’ of the Rwandan Tutsis. This violence had occurred between April to June in 1994. This Genocide had been spread all over Rwanda due hate speeches being spread across the country through the radio. One radio station in particular‚ named Radio Television Libre des Mille Collines (RTLMC)‚ used street language and hate speeches towards the Tutsi people. This radio station (RTLM) was established and mostly financed by Hutu extremists

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    1990’s Rwanda was a nation that had already been plagued by civil unrest for over 30 years. The Hutu ethnic group made up the majority of the population in Rwanda and were ruled by an oppressive Tutsi government within the Belgian colony. After years of colonial rule a convergence of anti-colonial and anti-Tutsi groups emerged and‚ when Rwanda finally managed to gain independence in 1962‚ a Hutu led government was elected (Desforges‚ 1999). The complete reversal of ethnic dominance in the country disrupted

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    country‚ Rwanda. Prior to the colonial era and genocide‚ the Rwandan population consisted of the Hutu (~85%)‚ the Tutsi (14%) and the Twa (1%)‚ where the Tutsi were generally regarded as the higher class of citizens while Hutus were regarded as the lesser. Tension in Rwanda began in the wake of decolonization in the 1950’s and by the 1990’s‚ the ethnic conflict between the Hutus and the Tutsis in Rwanda brought on a genocide (Burnet‚ 2012‚ p. 4). Within the short period of April 6th and July 4th 1994

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    Crimes against Humanity Paper War is something that has ravaged the world for centuries. It is a fight for power and land that has very tragic outcomes of death. It can be dated back to the infamous wars of the Roman Empire. It ravaged Europe with wars between kingdoms. The most tragic of all I feel is World War II. The Nazi party gained control and ravaged Europe for power. The most tragic part was it’s inhumane killing of non-agrarian people‚ around the number of six million. This is

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