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Topic: Hotel Rwanda
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Change Agent
Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village helps young Rwandans heal
A visit from Rwandan students gives their American peers a chance to learn about the Rwandan genocide and the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village, which cares for orphaned and other affected youths.
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Rebranding 'Hotel Rwanda' into tourist destination
Eighteen years after a genocide that killed 800,000, symbolized in the movie 'Hotel Rwanda,' major hotel chains are moving in to take advantage of growing tourist business.
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Africa Monitor
George Clooney and the potential of celebrity power
Journalists tend to roll their eyes when a Hollywood star arrives in a refugee camp, calling for action. But when celebrities bring global attention to a distant and confusing conflict, and when they call for sensible diplomatic action, their star power may actually do some good.
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Movie review: 'Skin'
The true story of a dark-skinned girl born to white Afrikaner parents in apartheid-torn South Africa.
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For Bulgarian nurses, freedom isn't easy
A year after being released from prison in Libya, where courts had accused them infecting children with HIV, five nurses face tough living at home.
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'People of the Book' offers lessons in tolerance
Geraldine Brooks’s new novel offers lessons in tolerance.
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'People of the Book' offers lessons in tolerance
The new novel by Pulitzer Prize winner Geraldine Brooks features a book that becomes a witness to history.








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