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During a memorial service, when confronted by a survivor questioning why they should forgive, Kagame acknowledged the immense difficulty of the request, telling them: "I am asking too much of you. But I don't know what to ask the perpetrators. 'Sorry' won't bring back any lives. Only forgiveness can... show more

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