Which of the following selections from the article BEST supports the claim that reflecting on the events of the Rwandan genocide is essential?
The causes and consequences of genocide are everywhere. We must not hide them, deny
them, or forget them.
Armed groups that are not part of a country's army or police force, threaten citizens. We must,
therefore, work together to improve the training of military and police forces.
It is true that a country's right to be free and have its own government is important, but the
right to live is even more important for the survival of all countries.
The lessons are too important, and the stakes too high, especially for populations facing
systematic discrimination and violence today and in the future.