The efficiency of the Hutu killers in the Rwandan genocide of 1994 exceeded that of even the Nazi Holocaust. It happened in front of the world's eyes, every moment broadcast on television - but nothing was done. Among the 800 000 Tutsi killed were Joseph Sebarenzi's parents and seven siblings. God Sleeps in Rwanda follows Sebarenzi's return to Rwanda and his rise to elected speaker of parliament, his attempts to reform the ravaged country, and the assassination plot that, once again, forced him into exile. Today he educates ...
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The efficiency of the Hutu killers in the Rwandan genocide of 1994 exceeded that of even the Nazi Holocaust. It happened in front of the world's eyes, every moment broadcast on television - but nothing was done. Among the 800 000 Tutsi killed were Joseph Sebarenzi's parents and seven siblings. God Sleeps in Rwanda follows Sebarenzi's return to Rwanda and his rise to elected speaker of parliament, his attempts to reform the ravaged country, and the assassination plot that, once again, forced him into exile. Today he educates the world about Rwanda, working to prevent these atrocities from ever happening again.
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