International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda in 2022

Former UKraine invader and genocide administrators today say “Germany's Defence Minister says the EU must discuss banning Russian gas in light of the Bucha Massacre” When is Germany going to stop being chummy with present day Ukraine Invaders and butchers aka RUSSIANS ? @CNN https://t.co/NTEiPR3rWz

— BlueBird Chatter (@BlueBirdChatter) April 4, 2022

300 Ukrainians were found in a mass grave in Bucha. Bodies are heartlessly strewn across the streets Every day Russian state TV runs clips of Carlson, Cawthorn, Gabbard, Pompeo & Trump praising Putin They are all complicit in this genocide, these brutal crimes against humanity

— Lindy Li (@lindyli) April 3, 2022

‘Kwibuka’ means to ‘remember’. On this International Day of Reflection, we remember those who were victims of conflict-related sexual violence during the #genocide. #Kwibuka #PreventGenocide #NeverAgain https://t.co/c2h47qHO1s

— UN Against Sexual Violence in Conflict (@endrapeinwar) April 7, 2022

Today is International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Rwanda Genocide where more than one million people died in this horror. We as a nation didn't step up in the way we should have. Let us recommit to protecting civilians and preventing genocide from occurring ever again. https://t.co/boUMGz3fhO

— Matthew Dowd (@matthewjdowd) April 7, 2022

@DavidNorthWSWS @jkishore While deaths in invasion of Ukraine are an outrage, corporate media alarm of genocide & rape in Bucha are belied by Mayor's video 1 day after Russian withdrawal not mentioning it, only 4 bodies found in "mass" grave, 5 shot corpses from a basement shown as "bodies lined streets". https://t.co/S70tBPddto

— Steve Light (@guitarnboots) April 5, 2022

On this day in 1994, the Rwandan genocide began, claiming the lives of one million people. The UN watched in criminal silence. France? It was funding and arming the genocidaires. https://t.co/J4PmLlGfxK

— redfish (@redfishstream) April 7, 2022

More than one million people perished in the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. On Thursday's International Day of Reflection, we honour those who were murdered and reflect on the suffering of those who survived. https://t.co/4WmX5Q2N0l #Kwibuka https://t.co/ejZyXjbKXi

— United Nations (@UN) April 6, 2022