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Au Rwanda rien ne laisse présager d'un arrêt des combats : les tueries, le carnage continuent
Card Number 31163
Number
31163
Author
Amar, Paul
Author
Joly, Françoise
Date
21 mai 1994
Ymd
19940521
Time
13:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 13 heures [1:22]
Title
Au Rwanda rien ne laisse présager d'un arrêt des combats : les tueries, le carnage continuent
Subtitle
Ce matin les rebelles du Front patriotique du Rwanda accentuaient leur pression sur l'aéroport de Kigali.
File name
Size
4579839 bytes
Source
Public records
Type
Journal télévisé
Language
FR
Abstract
- In Rwanda, things are not getting better: rebels and government forces clash violently around the capital Kigali, to the misfortune of civilians.
- Hutu or Tutsi, what does the ethnicity of these children matter today. Wounded, mutilated by a war that would have claimed hundreds of thousands of victims. But no real assessments, no figures because no one today is able to establish the macabre accounts of these massacres.
- In this Benaco refugee camp in Tanzania, a man carries his child to the ground. The graves are dug very close to where 200,000 people survive.
- After a short lull, fighting has resumed in recent days. This morning the rebels of the Patriotic Front of Rwanda increased their pressure on Kigali airport, the object of all desires. The UN would like to make it a neutral zone to bring in a reinforcement of 2,500 men.
- But nothing suggests for the moment of a cessation of fighting: the killings, the carnage continue. So the emergency is reduced to offering a makeshift shelter to a whole population which, on the roads, is trying to escape the horror.
- Hutu or Tutsi, what does the ethnicity of these children matter today. Wounded, mutilated by a war that would have claimed hundreds of thousands of victims. But no real assessments, no figures because no one today is able to establish the macabre accounts of these massacres.
- In this Benaco refugee camp in Tanzania, a man carries his child to the ground. The graves are dug very close to where 200,000 people survive.
- After a short lull, fighting has resumed in recent days. This morning the rebels of the Patriotic Front of Rwanda increased their pressure on Kigali airport, the object of all desires. The UN would like to make it a neutral zone to bring in a reinforcement of 2,500 men.
- But nothing suggests for the moment of a cessation of fighting: the killings, the carnage continue. So the emergency is reduced to offering a makeshift shelter to a whole population which, on the roads, is trying to escape the horror.