"The 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda: Key Consequences" We remember. Slide 2: Loss of Human Life Over 1 million people were killed in 100 days Families and entire communities destroyed Slide 3: Psychological Trauma PTSD, depression, and anxiety among survivors Thousands of orphans deeply traumatized Slide 4: Breakdown of Social Fabric Community trust shattered Deepened ethnic divisions Slide 5: Displacement and Refugee Crisis Millions internally and externally displaced Refugees fled to DRC, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi Slide 6: Collapse of Institutions Government and justice systems collapsed Loss of professionals across sectors Slide 7: Economic Destruction Infrastructure ruined, agriculture and trade halted Poverty and GDP decline Slide 8: Health Crises Disease outbreaks in refugee camps Untreated injuries and consequences of sexual violence Slide 9: Widespread Sexual Violence Tens of thousands of women raped HIV/AIDS spread, stigma, long-term health impacts Slide 10: Justice and Reconciliation Justice system overwhelmed Gacaca courts and ICTR established Slide 11: Long-Term Rebuilding Focus on unity, reconciliation, education, and poverty reduction Fight against genocide ideology continues. Brief Summary 2: The 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda resulted in over one million deaths and left deep psychological, social, and economic scars. Communities were torn apart, institutions collapsed, and millions were displaced. Survivors endured trauma, disease, and widespread sexual violence. The justice system struggled under the weight of crimes, prompting innovative solutions like Gacaca courts. Despite these challenges, Rwanda has made significant strides in reconciliation, rebuilding infrastructure, reforming education, and promoting a unified national identity. End.