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    The document summarizes the Rwandan Genocide of 1994 where over 1 million Tutsi and moderate Hutu people were killed. It describes how writer Philip Gourevitch recorded survivor testimonies of the cruel acts and injustice faced by the victims. The event destroyed the identity and society of Rwandans and robbed many of their lives, homes, and security. Reading about this tragic genocide highlights the importance of protecting human rights and vulnerable groups.

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    The document summarizes the Rwandan Genocide of 1994 where over 1 million Tutsi and moderate Hutu people were killed. It describes how writer Philip Gourevitch recorded survivor testimonies of the cruel acts and injustice faced by the victims. The event destroyed the identity and society of Rwandans and robbed many of their lives, homes, and security. Reading about this tragic genocide highlights the importance of protecting human rights and vulnerable groups.

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    Human Rights, Cultural and Migrant Experiences

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    esther j
    The document summarizes the Rwandan Genocide of 1994 where over 1 million Tutsi and moderate Hutu people were killed. It describes how writer Philip Gourevitch recorded survivor testimonies of the cruel acts and injustice faced by the victims. The event destroyed the identity and society of Rwandans and robbed many of their lives, homes, and security. Reading about this tragic genocide highlights the importance of protecting human rights and vulnerable groups.

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    We wish to inform you that tomorrow we will be killed with our families as narrative of the

    Human Rights, cultural and migrant experiences.

    Rwandan Genocide, killed over 1,000,000 people who were called the Tutsis and Hutu. This
    unfair act towards those people has been recorded by Philip Gourevitch, writer of The New
    Yorker. The author mentions the struggle of the survivors and their testimonies.

    The book not only helps in understanding the cruel act towards the people of that place but
    also it has recorded instances that led to the major event. This event affected the very identity
    of the people and the inequality that was encountered with appalling massacre.

    Tutsi’s lost their right, they weren’t given a say in it, the affected Hutu and Tutsi were robbed
    off of their comfort and resources. In reading this we know about the tragic event that most of
    us might be unaware of and the narratives of the survivors bring in a concern towards
    humanity and to place an undertaking to protect the unprotected.

    Submitted by
    Esther Jayakumar

    Second semester- MA English Literature

    Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous)

    Mobile Number: 8073676199

    Email id: janezie13@gmail.com

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