At her town's genocide museum, Juliette Mukakabanda describes the massacre that brutally killed her family fifteen years ago
Running time 3.45 min
Juliette Mukakabanda’s work is more than a job to her. Everyday she arrives at Murambi Genocide Memorial in the very place where her husband and two sons were killed during the Rwandan Genocide of 1994.
Her family members were among the estimated 800,000 killed in just over three months in the genocide which had its roots in the Hutu-Tutsi ethnic divide.
