Stephanie Nyombayire

Nyombayire Stephanie (born December 1986) is the Director General of Communication in Office of the President of Rwanda, a representative for the Genocide Intervention Network, and a Rwandan native. She graduated from Kent School in Kent, Connecticut in 2004 and Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania in June 2008. Quotes Taking action tells the world every human life is worth something. "glamour-hero-stephanie-nyombayire", Glamour Hero: She Lost 100 Family Members to Genocide (28 February 2007) This willingness to stand up and fight for what we believe in must be the hallmark of the student progressive community https://web.archive.org/web/20070427080058/http://www.clintonfoundation.org/071305"-sp-cf-ld-usa-sp-wjc-keynote-address-to-campus-progress-national-student-conference.htm"], Stephanie nyombayire (13 July 2005) We believe that we must refuse to let the words “never again” continue to be void of meaning because, as President Clinton stated in his 1998 address to Rwanda, “We must and we owe it to those who have died, and to those who survived who loved them, our every effort to increase our vigilance and strengthen our stand against those who commit such atrocities.” https://web.archive.org/web/20070427080058/http://www.clintonfoundation.org/071305"-sp-cf-ld-usa-sp-wjc-keynote-address-to-campus-progress-national-student-conference.htm"], Stephanie nyombayire (13 July 2005) What went through my head was that not much has changed. As we continue to watch history repeat itself in Darfur, it’s clear that some deaths represent less than others. The rescuers (October 4, 2026) I don’t necessarily believe it’s a question of race. It’s more a question of where the interest of the so-called international community lies. The rescuers (October 4, 2026) It was chilling to see not only how meticulous the preparation of the Holocaust was, but how much people do not learn from history. The rescuers (October 4, 2026) The dehumanization and preparation of the Holocaust is very similar to the one of the Rwandan genocide, as well as the rhetoric used to encourage the killings of Darfurians. The rescuers (October 4, 2026) The loss of my family made the memorials more personal, and imagining the dehumanization and cruel death of my family members made the lack of action from the international community more unbearable. The rescuers (October 4, 2026) As one of the lucky Rwandans who was not in the country, I don’t consider myself a victim of unlearned lessons. However, my family was. The rescuers (October 4, 2026) Rwanda’s real crime is taking our destiny into our own hands. How dare we protect our security without asking for permission? How dare we think that a dignified, peaceful country is something we deserve? Kinshasa must be held accountable for its actions, says Nyombayire Africa press (October 4, 2026) External links Category:People from Rwanda Category:African women Category:1986 births Category:Living people Category:Women born in the 1980s Category:Women from Rwanda