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Rwandans seek local justice

Rwandans have been struggling to put the pieces of their lives together 15 years after the gencoide that killed at least one million people, most of them were ethnic Tutsis.

The UN set up an International Criminal Tribunal to prosecute those behind the genocide, but it's been heavily criticised for being expensive and ineffective

Yvonne Ndege reports from Murama in central Rwanda.

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