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This document is a heartfelt message of appreciation from IBUKA to all individuals, institutions, organizations, and partners who stood in solidarity with Genocide survivors during Kwibuka32. It is a tribute to the collective compassion, commitment, and humanity that brought us together to remember and honor the victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi. Beyond remembrance, your solidarity gave survivors a sense of hope, dignity, and belonging, while contributing to efforts that support their healing, resilience, and well-being. Every contribution, every gesture of solidarity, and every act of remembrance reaffirmed that we will never forget those we lost and that, together, we continue to build a Rwanda where survivors are supported, their dignity is upheld, and the values of **Remember, Unite, and Renew** remain alive. With deepest gratitude, IBUKA recognizes and appreciates everyone who walked alongside survivors during Kwibuka32. Your solidarity has made a meaningful difference, and your commitment will remain part of the enduring journey of remembrance, healing, and hope.

Agathe Habyarimana must face justice: IBUKA welcomes the Paris Court of Appeal ruling Kigali, 7 May 2026. For survivors of the Genocide against the Tutsi, 6 May 2026 is a day that will be long remembered. The Paris Court of Appeal yesterday overturned the dismissal in the case against Agathe Habyarimana and ordered the judicial investigation to resume. After thirty-two years, the French justice system has reaffirmed what survivors have never stopped demanding: that crimes against humanity carry no expiry date, and that this must have real meaning.

This document is a message of appreciation from IBUKA to all individuals, institutions, and partners who stood in solidarity with survivors during Kwibuka32. It highlights the collective efforts made to honor the memory of the victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi, while supporting and empowering survivors across Rwanda.