Title: Memory work in Rwanda
Description: A quarter of a century after the genocide against the Tutsi, the memory of this highly traumatic event and of the various tragedies associated with it continues to haunt Rwandans, as has been the case in other post-conflict situations in the world. The survivors of the genocide permanently live with unhealed wounds and trauma. For a country to reconcile and move forward, the biggest challenge is to create the conditions for a real sharing of memories. All components of society, including public bodies, churches and civil-society organisations, are part of this efford ... This book provides information on the question of memory in the post-genecide Rwanda. It should be seen as a resource for students and community activists dealing with issues of memory, healing and reconciliation.--Back cover.
Subjects: Genocide, Postwar reconstruction, Psychological aspects, Religious aspects, Ethnic relations, History
Places: Rwanda
Time periods: Civil War, 1994