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In 1994, more than 800,000 people are killed in the 100-day Rwandan genocide. Years later, the country established the Gacaca Tribunals, citizen-led public hearings that allow victims and their families an opportunity to face accused killers in an effort towards discovery, justice and, ideally, reconciliation. Interviews with those who experienced genocide first-hand, as well as some who perpetrated it, provide an intimate portrait of the tragedy in Rwanda.
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