Comments on: Ben Ferencz on international justice and ending war http://worldoutsidemyshoes.org/ben-ferencz-on-international-justice-and-ending-war Thu, 30 Jun 2011 14:51:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Emmanuel Bikorimana http://worldoutsidemyshoes.org/ben-ferencz-on-international-justice-and-ending-war/comment-page-1#comment-248 Emmanuel Bikorimana Sun, 06 Sep 2009 04:00:10 +0000 http://worldoutsidemyshoes.org/?p=241#comment-248 After watch the clip of Ben Ferencz above, I was somehow touched. I was wondering on how the justice system in Rwanda way far away from perfect. First, there is a tendency of vengence in the Rwandan system. I know u are interested in understanding the Rwandan story, of wc I am not sure what/where exactly ur interests lies. Anywhere, I have been following the Paul Rusesabagini for a while. He at one point talked about how the current Rwandan regime has a tendency of burrying the truth. Rwanda might be in the process of progress in terms of economy and technology. But up to now I have a feeling that it is far away from having a perfect or better socio-political institution. It takes individuals who are willing to come and work together despite their differences like the current USA president believe. For a world or a country to have a better unity dialogue is very important aspect. I think its time for pple to understand that debate normal does not normal solve a problem, it brings division instead. We need to learn how to compromise in the 21st century. The Rwandan matters is some how psycho-dynamic. It will take about a generation that will live together compromising their differences in order to initiate a prospereous and hormonious Rwanda. As long one group is silenced, disaster to come in Future. I like the way you have arranged ur blog. Hope that u doing good. After watch the clip of Ben Ferencz above, I was somehow touched. I was wondering on how the justice system in Rwanda way far away from perfect. First, there is a tendency of vengence in the Rwandan system. I know u are interested in understanding the Rwandan story, of wc I am not sure what/where exactly ur interests lies. Anywhere, I have been following the Paul Rusesabagini for a while. He at one point talked about how the current Rwandan regime has a tendency of burrying the truth. Rwanda might be in the process of progress in terms of economy and technology. But up to now I have a feeling that it is far away from having a perfect or better socio-political institution.
It takes individuals who are willing to come and work together despite their differences like the current USA president believe. For a world or a country to have a better unity dialogue is very important aspect. I think its time for pple to understand that debate normal does not normal solve a problem, it brings division instead. We need to learn how to compromise in the 21st century.
The Rwandan matters is some how psycho-dynamic. It will take about a generation that will live together compromising their differences in order to initiate a prospereous and hormonious Rwanda. As long one group is silenced, disaster to come in Future.

I like the way you have arranged ur blog. Hope that u doing good.

]]> By: Jon LaCore http://worldoutsidemyshoes.org/ben-ferencz-on-international-justice-and-ending-war/comment-page-1#comment-247 Jon LaCore Wed, 02 Sep 2009 13:46:16 +0000 http://worldoutsidemyshoes.org/?p=241#comment-247 What a great person! It does seem so easy and straight-forward to figure out a way to end and prevent wars. I hope and pray we can actually do it someday. What a great person! It does seem so easy and straight-forward to figure out a way to end and prevent wars. I hope and pray we can actually do it someday.

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