The four sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List are the sites of Nyamata, Murambi, Gisozi and Bisesero, UNESCO said. These four sites commemorate the massacres which bloodied Rwanda for around a hundred days between April and July 1994, targeting the Tutsi ethnic group and which claimed more than 1 Continuer
The NGO “Forum pour la Mémoire Vigilante, FMV” (Forum for Vigilant Memory) is conducting a project “Truth telling, community dialogue and Human Rights Educational program” under the funds of International Coalition of Sites of Conscience. The activity is carried out in the burundian refugee community, living in Rwanda. The first Continuer
The originality of this article is published by the online newspaper Umuseke.rw Almost all the Burundian refugees who live in Muhanga, one of the districts of the southern province of Rwanda which shelters more than 700 burundian refugees, say that they left their country, Burundi, in 2015, during the riots Continuer
Languide Ndikumasabo is a mother of four beautiful children. She lives in Muhanga, one of the districts of the southern province of Rwanda. At “Forum pour la Memoire Vigilante”, we got an opportunity to talk to her and asked her how she is living her life as refugee in Rwanda Continuer
The “Forum pour la Mémoire Vigilante”, FMV, in collaboration with “Spirit In Action”, an international NGO, organised on Saturday 29th January 2022 a training seminar on positive ways of educating children. The training took place in Muhanga, one of the districts of the South province of Rwanda sheltering FMV. The Continuer
With funding from the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, the Forum for Vigilant Memory produced two comics on inter-religious tolerance in refugee camps. https://bit.ly/3F4O8nR Titled “Allow me to make my choice” and “The last incident”, these comics were written and laid out by young Burundians who took refuge in Continuer
His fate already known since Monday, July 8, 2019. ICC declared Mr. Bosco Ntaganda guilty of 18 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity, committed in Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), in 2002-2003. Congolese rebel leader Bosco Ntaganda “Terminator,” was a key leader who gave the order to Continuer
Huye district, former Butare, in the southern province of Rwanda, is home to a lot of Burundian refugees. Among them, more than 20, living with disabilities or at least infirm, including children. They try to do as much as possible to make a living even if it is not always Continuer
Whether in Nduta camp, Mtendeli or Nyarugusu, these Burundians believe that the growing source of insecurity in these camps is linked to the fact that they are located near the Burundian-Tanzanian border. Tanzania hosts just over 189,000 Burundian refugees. They are settled in three camps of Nduta, Nyarugusu and Mtendeli. Continuer
In October 2017, the International Criminal Court ICC “authorized the prosecutor of the ICC to open an investigation into crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court alleged to have been committed in Burundi or by Burundian nationals outside their country since April 26, 2015 until October 26, 2017 “says the Continuer
