Mandiaye Niang
speaks on ...
sharing the experiences of the victims

Transcript

0:00
I think that what was the, what was really, really, interesting for me was that going almost every day into the field and sharing the experience of the victims because that was basically what I was doing.
0:15
I remember that when I arrive in Rwanda, three days later I found myself in Butare with a team of investigator going into houses, interviewing victims, you know, many people who are maybe the only people left in their huge family. So that, that helped me but I, I could say that also that traumatized me because that was also a very painful experience for me.
0:47
So there are things I still don’t want really to remember because you know, it, it, it really traumatized me to a certain extent.
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About this video

Country of Origin:
Senegal
Interview Date:
October 08, 2008
Location:
Arusha, Tanzania
Interviewers:
Batya Friedman
Eric Saltzman
Videographer:
Patricia Boiko
Excerpt From:
Part 1
Submitted By:
Voices from the Rwanda Tribunal team