Burundi: Analysis of the Forms of Violence Towards Widows in the Camps for the Displaced of Gatumba and Buterere Burundi has been experiencing internal conflicts caused by ethnic differences among the Hutu Tutsi and Twa. The subregional Great Lakes conflict has resul... J Karisabiye - 《Womens...
Some regional status differences exist among the Tutsi, with the Tutsi-Banyaruguru clan found primarily in the north of the country and the Tutsi-Bahima primarily in the south. Historically, the Tutsi-Banyaruguru generally dominated precolonial Burundi, while the Tutsi-Bahima have generally ...
During the colonial era,Germanyand later Belgium assumed thatethnicitycould be clearly distinguished by physical characteristics and then used the ethnic differences found in their own countries as models to create a system whereby the categories of Hutu and Tutsi were no longer fluid. The German col...
Burundi - Ethnic Conflict, Hutu-Tutsi, Colonization: This discussion focuses on Burundi from the 16th century. For a treatment of earlier periods and of the country in its regional context, see Central Africa, history of. Unlike the borders of most co