Biographies and bibliographies of Rwandan writers and their works about the genocide

In 1994, close to one million people were killed in a planned and systematic genocide in Rwanda. This video documentary attempts to discover "why" and "how" this occurred.

"A report on the Rwanda genocide and how the United Nations and the West ignored warnings of the 1994 Rwanda genocide and turned its back on the victims of the genocide."

Rwandan children still suffer the consequences of the 1994 genocide and the war that preceded and followed it. In the 80-page report, Human Rights Watch documents the widespread abuse and exploitation of children in 1994 and since.

Bibliography of revisionist literature denying the truth of the rwandan genocide.

Rudy Brueggemann's Rwanda analysis page, with links to a page of Rwanda-related links and a page of Rwanda images, 1997

English extract of a book in French on the Rwandan genocide by Benjamin Sehene.

An interfaith and pacifist organization committed to undertake by peaceful means the survival, the welfare, and the dignity of Rwandans, particularly the least able to withstand the stress caused by their tragic situation, by generating programs aimed at alleviating the suffering of those in need.

Interviews with scores of participants in the decision-making process, together with analysis of newly declassified documents. Concentrates on why United States let the Rwandan Tragedy happen. Written by Samatha Power.

High school research paper on U.S. and world policy on the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.

A frontline special report from PBS.

by the International Criminal Tribunal of Rwanda.