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Bilan toujours plus terrible au Rwanda : 500 000 personnes auraient trouvé la mort depuis le début de la guerre civile
Card Number 31108
Number
31108
Date
14 mai 1994
Ymd
19940514
Time
23:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 23 heures [1:04]
Title
Bilan toujours plus terrible au Rwanda : 500 000 personnes auraient trouvé la mort depuis le début de la guerre civile
Subtitle
Bernard Kouchner a rencontré les deux factions rivales, hutu et tutsi.
File name
Size
2960816 bytes
Source
Public records
Type
Journal télévisé
Language
FR
Abstract
- Ever more terrible toll in Rwanda: 500,000 people have reportedly died since the start of the civil war. The Red Cross field hospitals are always full of wounded children, bruised by the violence and who have often lost their parents. Doctor Olivier Delassus, Doctors of the World: "We find ourselves in situations that have not been described and explained anywhere".
- Bernard Kouchner, former Minister for Humanitarian Action, met the two rival factions, Hutu and Tutsi. He insists on the urgency of the situation. Bernard Kouchner: "It's one of the real humanitarian disasters of this time. So, using the word 'genocide' is not my habit. But these people were killed for what they were! Not for what they did! And so that's the definition of genocide."
- The only hope for those who want to get out, flee in particular to neighboring Burundi and join the cohort of some six million refugees who survive in Africa.
- Bernard Kouchner, former Minister for Humanitarian Action, met the two rival factions, Hutu and Tutsi. He insists on the urgency of the situation. Bernard Kouchner: "It's one of the real humanitarian disasters of this time. So, using the word 'genocide' is not my habit. But these people were killed for what they were! Not for what they did! And so that's the definition of genocide."
- The only hope for those who want to get out, flee in particular to neighboring Burundi and join the cohort of some six million refugees who survive in Africa.