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RWANDA: 20 YEARS AFTER GENOCIDE
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PII
S0321-50750000617-4-1
Publication type
Article
Status
Published
Authors
Svetlana Shlenskaya 
Edition
Issue 5
Pages
56-59
Abstract
The analysis of the genocide’s reasons or chronology of the events of 1994 is not the aim of the author in this article. It contains a brief review of Rwanda’s losses in different spheres of the economy and culture in the period of genocide and civic war. The author deals with the measures elaborated jointly by the government and international institutions in order to restore peace and law, economy, constitutional development and culture. The process of the realization of these measures is observed and the results of 20 years development are analyzed. The article contains the estimation of the possibilities of the future economic development of Rwanda. Special consideration is given for the measures of the government to immortalize the memory of the victims of the genocide of 1994 and to prevent the events like these in future.
Keywords
Rwanda, genocide, events of 1994, restoration
Date of publication
01.05.2014
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