The International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, established by the United Nations, serves as a solemn occasion to commemorate the beginning of the horrific genocide that unfolded in Rwanda in 1994. Lasting for 100 days, the genocide resulted in the tragic loss of hundreds of thousands of lives, primarily targeting the Tutsi ethnic group. This day urges the global community to unite in remembrance and reflection, honoring the memories of the victims and acknowledging the immense suffering endured during this dark chapter in human history. Through various commemorative activities, including memorial services, educational programs, and advocacy initiatives, the International Day of Reflection seeks to raise awareness about the genocide’s atrocities and the importance of preventing such atrocities from occurring again. By fostering dialogue, understanding, and solidarity, this day aims to promote healing, reconciliation, and a collective commitment to ensuring justice and peace for all affected communities.