Hope for Rwanda is André Sibomana’s personal testimony and the first major English-language account by a Rwandan national of the events surrounding the 1994 genocide. André Sibomana was a remarkable man. A Catholic priest, journalist and leading human rights activist, Sibomana worked tirelessly for independent investigations into human rights violations in Rwanda was one of the very few independent voices in Rwanda unafraid of speaking out against the abuses of past and present Rwandan governments.
Hope for Rwanda
Author(s): 1994 genocide, African history, African studies, André Sibomana, human rights, Rwanda, testimony
Sh 15,000
An edition of André Sibomana’s personal testimony on the 1994 Rwandan genocide. REVIEW NEEDED: source reads only ‘Description coming soon.’ Possibly a duplicate or different edition of Row 96 (Hope for Rwanda). Editor should verify whether to merge with Row 96 or keep as separate entry.
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