In this era, after so many men were murdered, women made up a larger percentage of the population. This population shift then called upon women to create a workforce and rebuild the nation. An overthrown government left the system and the nation in chaos, bringing women to the forefront of politics and government. Women took on new leadership positions that required them to learn skills that went beyond domestic duties. This new strength of women also led to the expansion of their rights. Women could own property and could marry and have more say in marriages and relationships. Domestic abuse was a hot-button issue that became a major political discussion within this nation, and extraordinary women became more educated and involved in their society. This film shows the importance of fair governance where all kinds of people, men and women, Hutu and Tutsi, must come together to rebuild their country, and over time, this nation has been remade. While education, limited resources, and conflict are still issues at the forefront of political and government discussions, great progress has been made in this nation. In terms of international relations, fairness and equal representation in government are an essential principle for any nation that wishes to be able to communicate with another. Africa as a continent has very close ties