L'exil, du Rwanda à Alger! Timotéo fuit le conflit de 1994. (part08)

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Le génocide des Tutsis au Rwanda se déroule du 7 avril au 17 juillet 1994. Ce génocide s'inscrit historiquement dans un projet génocidaire latent depuis plusieurs décennies, à travers plusieurs phases de massacres de masse[1], et stratégiquement dans le refus du noyau dur de l'État rwandais de réintégrer les exilés tutsis, objet de la guerre civile rwandaise de 1990-1993. Timotéo doit fuir son pays, sa famille à pied. Il nous raconte son histoire, son parcours et les expériences de foi hors du commun. Partie 08

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