It is estimated that about 800,000 - three quarters of the Tutsi population in Rwanda - were killed in the genocide.

With Bagosora actively involved, they rebuilt their military structures with the purpose of wiping out the Tutsi population.

Rwabugiri's changes caused a rift to grow between the Hutu and Tutsi populations.

Disabling the reproductive capabilities of the women would prevent future generations of the Tutsi population.

Three-quarters of the Tutsi population was exterminated.

Yet there is no doubt that the Hutu-led government's overall plan was to eliminate the ethnic Tutsi population.

They incited the Hutu population and called on them to massacre the Tutsi population.

Hutu extremists belonging to the Interahamwe militia, launched plans to destroy the entire Tutsi civilian population.

The Hutu government succeeded in killing 75% of the Tutsi population.

Over the following days, it became clear that the target of these killings was the entire Tutsi population along with certain moderate Hutu.