US EditionReturnees at the Border: Trauma, Trust, and the Work of Reintegration
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Returnees at the Border: Trauma, Trust, and the Work of Reintegration
PDF Button Nshimiyimana Donatien, gazes across the mist-covered hills of Muko Sector, Musanze District in the Rwanda’s Northern Province where Mutobo Demobilisation and Reintegration Centre rises quietly. His scarred, calloused hands rest on his lap, his voice is steady, yet distant. “They told us we were liberating Rwanda,” he says. “But we were not soldiers. […] Related Posts: President Kagame holds the Annual Diplomats’ Luncheon Fighting Me…
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