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[RwandaLibre] Importante conférence sur le Rwanda à Montréal (Rappel)

 

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From: "'F. Nsabimana' nsabifaustin@yahoo.ca [Democracy_Human_Rights]" <Democracy_Human_Rights@yahoogroupes.fr>
Date: September 16, 2014 at 11:22:09 EDT
To: DHR <democracy_human_rights@yahoogroupes.fr>, Rwanda-L <rwanda-l@yahoogroups.com>, "fondationbanyarwanda@yahoogroupes.fr" <fondationbanyarwanda@yahoogroupes.fr>
Subject: *DHR* Importante conférence sur le Rwanda à Montréal (Rappel)
Reply-To: Democracy_Human_Rights@yahoogroupes.fr

 

Le Congrès Rwandais du Canada (CRC)
Organisera une conférence à Montréal sur le thème
«Le deuil des morts, le souci des vivants»
20 ans après le génocide au Rwanda.
 
Date : samedi 27 septembre 2014, de 13h30  à  17h
Adresse du jour : Centre des loisirs Saint-Laurent
1375 Grenet, Saint-Laurent, Montréal, H4L 5K3
 
Panel des conférenciers :
 
1) Rendre justice après des violences de masse
Géraldine Smith, Journaliste-écrivain
Éditrice des dépêches sur le TPIR de l'Agence Hirondelle.
 
2) Le TPIR : une justice en otage
Luc Reydams, Professeur
University of Notre-Dame, USA
 
3) La gouvernance dans le Rwanda post-génocide
Filip Reyntjens, Ph.D.
Institute of Development Policy and Management
University of Antwerp, Belgique
 
4)  Le monde extérieur  : pris à témoin ou pris à partie
Stephen W. Smith, Ph.D.
Duke University, USA
 
Danses rwandaises après la conférence.
Droits de participation :  Membres du CRC: 20 $;  Non membres : 30 $

Soyez les bienvenus

F. Nsabimana

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