VOICED : Rwandan mayors to go on trial in France over 1994 genocide

The transcript recounts the tragic events of April 13, 1994, in eastern Rwanda, where 3000 Tutsis were attacked by militias. Survivors accuse local mayors of inciting the violence. The narrative includes harrowing testimonies of survival and the ongoing trials of those accused of orchestrating the massacre, highlighting the long-lasting impact of the genocide and the quest for justice.

Who were accused of encouraging the Hutu militia to kill during the genocide?

What hope do survivors like Jean Damascene have 22 years after the genocide?