National Commission for Reconciliation and Unity (Rwanda)

The National Commission for Reconciliation and Unity in Rwanda is a government body dedicated to promoting healing and building national harmony after periods of conflict, notably the 1994 genocide. Its goal is to foster dialogue, reconcile communities, and prevent future violence by encouraging understanding and forgiveness among Rwandans. The commission implements programs that support victims, educate citizens about reconciliation, and strengthen social cohesion, helping Rwanda move forward peacefully and united.