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The Rwandan Genocide: The Art of Looking Away (Part 6)
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The meticulously constructed system of international indifference turned Rwanda's genocide into a spectator sport while diplomats debated semantics. This wasn't merely bureaucratic failure but the active construction of ignorance and deliberate choice to prioritize political convenience over human lives.
In our next episode, we'll witness Rwanda's struggle to find justice after unimaginable horror, exploring the Gacaca courts where communities confronted killers face-to-face, and examining how Paul Kagame's government's early decisions continue to shape Rwanda today.
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Chapters
1. The Art of Looking Away (00:00:00)
2. Double Helix Blueprint Introduction (00:02:22)
3. The Machinery of Abandonment (00:04:35)
4. Hotel Rwanda: The Untold Story (00:08:37)
5. France's Role in the Genocide (00:12:21)
6. UN Failure and Diplomatic Word Games (00:18:01)
7. American Inaction and Policy of Not Knowing (00:24:24)
8. Misguided Humanitarian Response (00:31:55)
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