The all-world is giving negative comments to the genocide acts as it leads to the loss of lives of innocent people. That is why in countries where this has happened, most of the affected strongly condemn and vow to fight against it never to happen again.

As Rwanda marks the 20th anniversary of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, this year’s Walks to remember will take place in 15 countries around the world, organizers announced that.

The walk will take place in affected nations like Uganda, Burundi, Tanzania, India, the United States, the United Kingdom, Belgium, and Rwanda. Initiated in 2009 by members of Peace and Love Proclaimers (PLP), Walk to Remember is a yearly event designed to empower the youth of Rwanda and around the world to fight against genocide. As usual, this year’s genocide walk will characterize candle lighting as a sign of mourning.

Preparatory memorial activities ahead of the April 7 commemoration event are ongoing, with a Remembrance Flame already on a tour of the country. The walks are aimed at showing the entire world that genocide acts are bad and should be strongly condemned. During the move, people are expected to remember the spirits of their relatives, friends, or beloved ones who lost their lives in genocide movements. It is unfortunate that such acts are still prevailing in some nations is currently in South Sudan. So far hundreds of people have lost their lives.