In the bleak February of 1994, the African nation of Rwanda was catapulted into a state of unimaginable terror and violence. This period marked the start of the Rwandan Genocide, one of the darkest chapters in human history. Lasting approximately three months, the genocide saw the systematic mass murder of the Tutsi ethnic minority by extremist Hutu forces. Fueled by longstanding ethnic tensions and political instability, this event left an indelible scar on the collective conscience of the world. The atrocities committed during this genocide revealed the depths of human cruelty and sparked global outrage, forcing society to grapple with the horrors of genocide and the need for justice.
