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Rwanda: What Next After Defecting From FDLR? Reintegration, Truth, and the Unlearning of a Sacred Lie

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For more than two decades, the Government of Rwanda has undertaken a challenging but purposeful task of turning former combatants into fully integrated citizens. To date, more than 13,000 former FDLR fighters have returned home and reintegrated into society.

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Rwanda: What Next After Defecting From FDLR? Reintegration, Truth, and the Unlearning of a Sacred Lie

For more than two decades, the Government of Rwanda has undertaken a challenging but purposeful task of turning former combatants into fully integrated citizens. To date, more than 13,000 former FDLR fighters have returned home and reintegrated into society.

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allAfrica broke the news in South Africa on Monday, January 26, 2026.
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