Prince Charles visiting Rwanda genocide museum and memorials before CHOGM starts

Prince Charles visited Rwanda, focusing on the Nyamata Church massacre and the Kigali Genocide Memorial, where he learned about the atrocities of 1994. He also visited a reconciliation village, highlighting Rwanda's progress in healing. The visit coincided with controversy over the UK's immigration policy involving Rwanda, which the Prince reportedly criticized. His visit aimed to draw attention to Rwanda's recovery and the complexities of international relations.

What significant event did Prince Charles learn about at Nyamata church?

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The construction of a new church

• The massacre of 10,000 Tutsis and their supporters

• The discovery of ancient artifacts

What is the purpose of the reconciliation village visited by Prince Charles?

• To host international conferences

• To allow perpetrators and survivors to live side by side

• To provide housing for government officials

• To serve as a tourist attraction

How many people were killed during the 1994 genocide in Rwanda?

• Up to a million

• 250,000

• 100,000

• 500,000

What was Prince Charles's reaction to Britain's new immigration policy?

• He supported it wholeheartedly

• He had no comment

• He was indifferent

• He was appalled by it

Why do many Rwandans understand the refugee experience?

• They have never left Rwanda

• They have lived as refugees themselves

• They have studied refugee issues extensively

• They have hosted many refugees