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Rony Brauman : « L'impuissance de l'ONU est absolument impossible à accepter »
Card Number 30166
Number
30166
Author
Lucet, Élise
Author
Autheman, Marc
Date
18 avril 1994
Ymd
19940418
Time
19:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 19 heures [2:40]
Title
Rony Brauman : « L'impuissance de l'ONU est absolument impossible à accepter »
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Journal télévisé
Language
FR
Abstract
- Marc Autheman: "There is also the impotence of the UN in Rwanda. There were more than 2,000 blue helmets and civil servants on the spot. For months, finally, they could not prevent anything there too. Today he Red Cross spoke today of tens and tens of thousands of deaths in Rwanda! I simply wanted to show you an image: the Belgian paratroopers, the last ones who were in Kigali, have returned. One of these men, there it's a gesture of anger in front of the camera, tore his beret on his return from Rwanda. The situation there is absolutely terrible. Do you have a team working in Kigali at the moment?".
- Rony Brauman: "There is a Doctors Without Borders team in Kigali with the International Red Cross. Rwandan armies. I understand that perfectly. There again, the impotence of the UN, which puts in place a kind of device simply to say 'We are there, the situation is under control', is absolutely impossible to accept".
- Rony Brauman: "There is a Doctors Without Borders team in Kigali with the International Red Cross. Rwandan armies. I understand that perfectly. There again, the impotence of the UN, which puts in place a kind of device simply to say 'We are there, the situation is under control', is absolutely impossible to accept".