Campaign Against Genocide Museum

The Museum for Campaign Against Genocide is located in the parliamentary building, in Kigali just 800m behind Kigali Convention Center roundbout, and just 4.9km, 9 minutes drive from Kigali International Airport. This  Campaign Against Genocide Museum was opened officially on 13^th December 2017 by H.E Paul Kagame, the President of the Republic of Rwanda.

CAG Museum is built in the parliamentary building which was once known as Conseil National de Developement. This building hosted the Rwandan Patriotic Front politicians and the 600 men protection force (3BN) from 28^th December 1993 as they were in the preparations for the installation of Broad Based Transitional Government and the National Transitional Assembly and these 600 man protection force the (3BN) were the ones given the order first on 07/04/1994 by the RPA Chairman of High Command Major General Paul Kagame to break out from their initial positions defend themselves and rescue victims of Genocide in their vicinity when campaign against Genocide began.

CAG Museum depicts in details how the Campaign Against Genocide plan was executed by RPF/A following the withdrawal of UN troops leaving the targeted Tutsi under the mercy of the Genocidaires and how only the RPF/A forces who were in the war of liberation took the unilateral decision to stop Genocide, rescue victims of Genocide and defeat the Genocidal forces. This CAG Museum also has its outer parts comprised of bunkers, trenches, monuments including that of the 12.7 mm Machine Gun that helped in containing the advancing genocidal forces.