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Reconciliation in the aftermath of violent conflict in Rwanda
Card Number 30925
Number
30925
Author
Richters, Annemiek
Author
Jonge, Klaas (de)
Author
Dekker, Cora
Date
2005
Ymd
20050101
Title
Reconciliation in the aftermath of violent conflict in Rwanda
Cote
Intervention 2005, Volume 3, Number 3, Page 203 - 221
Size
373570 bytes
Pages nb.
19
Source
Type
Article de revue
Language
EN
Abstract
Reconciliation in the aftermath of the history of violent conflict in Rwanda is approached as part of a set of deeply interrelated issues, such as individual and social suffering, justice, remembering and forgetting, truth-telling, accountability, forgiveness, trauma therapy, socio-therapy, human rights, and development. The article u based on literature study, conversations with people of all walks of life in Rwanda, and six years of research experience in this country of one of the authors. A major challenge addressed is if, and to what extent, internationally oriented concepts and programs and cultural specific approaches in the field of reconciliation are in conflict with each other or whether they have the potential to reinforce each other.