30 years after she was left for dead, London, Ont., woman reflects on surviving Rwandan genocide
April 17, 2024
Clarisse Mukashumbusho, just 10 years old during the 100-day Rwandan genocide in 1994, escaped death by hiding under a pile of bodies — including her family's. Thirty years later, she recounts what it was like gowing up without her parents and most of her siblings.
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