Posted AT 1:30 AM EST on 09/10/07
Rwandan finds injustice in 'land of hope'
The sound of footsteps on the concrete floor outside Victor Ndihokubwayo's room stirred him from sleep. The 19-year-old, like many of his fellow Rwandans, had become a light sleeper over the years as mounting tensions between Hutus and Tutsis meant attacks could come at any hour.
A Hutu classmate at his all-boys' boarding school in Kigali quietly entered his room and stepped toward his bed. He bent down and started to sharpen his machete on the ground.
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