Subtitle
In 1994, around 800,000 people were massacred when Rwanda's Hutu majority turned against the Tutsi community. One of the worst atrocities took place in the town of Kibuye, where 21,000 were killed in two days. A decade on, Chris McGreal, who reported on the genocide at the time, returns to the town to talk to the survivors - and the killers living among them
Abstract
Reporter Chris McGreal, who reported on the genocide in Rwanda in 1994, returns to Kibuye ten years later to speak to the survivors and the killers living among them.