The Things We Don’t Say: children of the Rwandan genocide | Rwanda
The Things We Don’t Say: children of the Rwandan genocide | Rwanda
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This content discusses a group of young adults in Rwanda who were born during or just after the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi people. These individuals are working together to break a powerful taboo and seek support through specialist counseling provided in Rwanda for children conceived through rape, who number 10,000 across the country. Led by course leader Emilienne, a mother, therapist, and genocide survivor, the group aims to envision a future free from family secrets and societal stigma. Through sharing their stories and facing their struggles together in a supportive environment, they hope to advocate for others who have experienced similar trauma.
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A group of young adults born during or just after the 1994 genocide against Rwanda’s Tutsi people gather to find the courage to break a powerful taboo. Rwanda is one of the few nations in the world providing specialist counselling for children conceived through rape, who number 10,000 across the country. Here, course leader Emilienne, a mother, therapist and genocide survivor, helps the group to imagine a future free from family secrets and societal stigma. In a circle of supportive peers, they tell their individual stories and face their struggles together, in the hope their participation will advocate for others facing similar trauma
The Things We Don’t Say: children of the Rwandan genocide | Rwanda
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