Hope for Rwanda: Conversations with Laure Guilbert and Herve Deguine

Discover the captivating and powerful book, Hope for Rwanda: Conversations with Laure Guilbert and Herve Deguine. This remarkable piece of literature offers an unprecedented insight into the tragic events surrounding the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. Written by Rwandan Catholic priest, journalist, and human rights activist, André Sibomana, this book presents a personal testimony that challenges preconceived notions and stereotypes often found in the West's portrayal of the genocide.

Uncover the truth as Sibomana fearlessly delves into controversial topics, such as the role of the church during the genocide and the failure of the international community to prevent mass killings. As you immerse yourself in this acclaimed account, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the human rights record of the new Rwandan government.

Hope for Rwanda is a beacon of resilience and optimism amidst the darkness. Sibomana's unwavering hope for the future of his country and humanity is truly inspiring. This enlightening book will challenge your perspective, open your eyes to the atrocities, and leave you with a renewed sense of hope.

Join the ranks of those who have praised the original French edition of Hope for Rwanda. Now, for the first time, this invaluable book is available to English readers. In addition to the compelling conversations, this English edition includes a new postscript that sheds light on the circumstances surrounding Sibomana's haunting death. An updated chronology and a supplementary chapter summarize the more recent developments in Rwanda, making this edition truly comprehensive.

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