The prime minister designate at the time of the conflict, now prime minister, Faustin Twagiramugu, was a Hutu from the south. The government perceived him as an enemy. The insecurity dilemma results from competition among various forces in developing societies. This competition means less effective security for all or segments of the population. Therefore the capacity of centralized state institutions to provide services and order is lower, and the state and its citizens are more vulnerable to outside influence, intervention, and control.
Evidence is needed to determine three things.
Execution lists were reportedly created months in advance, which raises interesting questions about how long these events had been planned.