Lethal Neighbourhoods: Discourse of the Rwandan Genocide

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This analysis reveals the complex nature of agency and identity in the context of political violence during the Rwandan genocide.

Political violence deeply affects individual actions, complicating the understanding of who a perpetrator truly is.
The 1994 Rwandan genocide illustrates a chaotic intertwining of personal agency, identity, and systemic failure.
Anthropological insights into violence shed light on the motivations and identities that fuel such tragedies.
As the 30-year anniversary approaches, reflecting on these themes remains crucial for comprehending past atrocities.

Gaurangi Sehgal (2025) studied this question.

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