How do you forgive the people who killed your children? Seven years after the Tutsi genocide, the Rwandan government established the Gacaca, local courts in which Rwandans from the hills are called upon to judge their neighbours. It is an experiment in reconciliation that mixes fear and anger, accusations and denials, blurred truths, inconsolable sadness and hope for life regained.

Winner of the Nestor Almedias Prize 2009

Followed by a discussion with Pierre Vincke (founder and former Director of the RCN "Justice et démocratie"), Namuezi Fedi (Director of the Rwanda and Burundi Programs at Lawyers Without Borders) and Esther Mujawayo, (Survivor of the 1994 genocide, co-founder of the Avega-Agahozo widows association, co-author of SurVivantes : Rwanda, dix ans après le génocide, ed. de l'Aube, 2004). Moderator: Ralph Coeckelberghs (President of the non-profit organisation LHAC).

 In partnership with Secularism and Humanism in Central Africa (LHAC) and the Secular Service for Cooperation and Development (SLCD).