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Marine Jacquemin, envoyée spéciale : « À Kigali ces milices omniprésentes, redoutables. Nous avons de la chance d'être Français, notre gouvernement est leur ami, disent-ils »
Card Number 28919
Number
28919
Author
Poivre d'Arvor, Patrick
Author
Jacquemin, Marine
Author
Froissart, Thierry
Author
Tuban, Gilles
Date
25 mai 1994
Ymd
19940525
Time
20:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 20 heures [5:11]
Title
Marine Jacquemin, envoyée spéciale : « À Kigali ces milices omniprésentes, redoutables. Nous avons de la chance d'être Français, notre gouvernement est leur ami, disent-ils »
Subtitle
La guerre mais aussi de nouveaux massacres seraient commis cette-fois par le FPR. Représailles, vengeance, les journalistes sont mis en accusation.
File name
Size
19301533 bytes
Source
Public records
Type
Journal télévisé
Language
FR
Abstract
- Resumption of violent fighting in Kigali between government forces and Patriotic Front troops. Two shells hit the ICRC premises, killing two Rwandan Red Cross employees.
- The war but also new massacres would be committed this time by the RPF. Reprisals, revenge, journalists are indicted. A black woman: "We always speak positively for the Tutsi. And we always condemn the Hutus". When we tell them about genocide - 200,000, maybe 500,000 dead - they say, "It's intoxication".
- In Kigali, almost deserted streets, feeling of war. And these omnipresent, formidable militias. We are lucky to be French. Our government is their friend, they say.
- The UN Human Rights Commission, meeting in Geneva, has decided to open an international investigation to establish responsibility for these killings.
- The war but also new massacres would be committed this time by the RPF. Reprisals, revenge, journalists are indicted. A black woman: "We always speak positively for the Tutsi. And we always condemn the Hutus". When we tell them about genocide - 200,000, maybe 500,000 dead - they say, "It's intoxication".
- In Kigali, almost deserted streets, feeling of war. And these omnipresent, formidable militias. We are lucky to be French. Our government is their friend, they say.
- The UN Human Rights Commission, meeting in Geneva, has decided to open an international investigation to establish responsibility for these killings.