Iseta – Behind the Roadblock
…returns to the community, friends and family relive the tragic events as they work with the photographer to identify the victims, and then eventually the killers. The film discovers a… … Continue Reading »
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Survivors Empowerment Project
In January 2019, Survivors Fund (SURF) was awarded a grant by the Southall Trust to extend a project originally funded by Comic Relief for one year (through to December 2019)…. … Continue Reading »
AVEGA at 25
…of resilience to the young ones,” as well as an example for coming generations with regard to what it takes to regain the nation. “You will be a fire that… … Continue Reading »
Network for Africa
…could do. If our efforts are to have a lasting impact, then they must depend on local people to keep them going. An example of this “it’s not rocket science”… … Continue Reading »
Sandrine
From the Survivors Fund (SURF) 25 Years On film project which documents the current situation of the Survivors of the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. The recording of testimonies… … Continue Reading »
Lessons from Rwanda
…justice for génocidaires may come at the expense of survivors’ other reparative justice needs. With compassion and respect for their dignity, human rights, and autonomy, we should help genocide survivors… … Continue Reading »
Kicking Out GBV
A remarkable girls football team, G.S Remerarukoma, which was established by students from the district of Kamonyi to raise awareness of and fight gender based violence (GBV) in the community,… … Continue Reading »
Bisesero
…continue their systematic killing of Tutsis. Simeon, one of the survivors, recounts his experience here: https://vimeo.com/86189589 As a result only 1,300 from a community which numbered over 100,000 Tutsis survived… … Continue Reading »
AVEGA Agahozo
…1994. Today, AVEGA has centres across Rwanda and includes among its members more than 19,000 widows and more than 71,000 dependants and orphans. https://vimeo.com/323697839 Sexual violence was often used to… … Continue Reading »