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Former Democratic Liberation Forces of Rwanda (FLDR) combattants attend a class at a vocational training centre at the Reintegration and Demobilisation Centre in Mutobo, some 100 kilometres (60 miles) north-west of Kigali and beneath the Virunga mountains, on March 5, 2019. Men and women who helped carry out Rwanda's horrific 1994 genocide, and then formed a rebel army known by it's French acronym FDLR, that has been fighting ever since, are returning home to Rwanda after quarter a century haunting the forests of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where they sought refuge from advancing forces led by the current president. (Photo by Jacques Nkinzingabo/AFP Photo)
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