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Au Rwanda la guerre est finie, le FPR contrôle tout le pays à l'exception de la zone de sécurité protégée par les Français
Card Number 3546
Number
3546
Author
Hugues, Thomas
Author
Allémonière, Patricia
Date
19 juillet 1994
Ymd
19940719
Time
13:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 13 heures [1:38]
Title
Au Rwanda la guerre est finie, le FPR contrôle tout le pays à l'exception de la zone de sécurité protégée par les Français
Subtitle
La guerre est peut-être finie mais la catastrophe humanitaire annoncée se précise de plus en plus à Goma.
File name
Size
4805474 bytes
Source
Public records
Type
Journal télévisé
Language
FR
Abstract
- "In Rwanda the war is over", at least that's what the leader of the Patriotic Front says. The RPF controls the whole country except for the security zone protected by the French from Operation Turquoise.
- The war may be over, but the announced humanitarian catastrophe is becoming more and more precise in Goma. There, the refugees number in the hundreds of thousands. Among them orphans. They have at least 60,000.
- According to a UN representative, these children were among the dead. Most of the victims were not killed by the shells but rather by the panic which followed the bombardments.
- The war may be over, but the announced humanitarian catastrophe is becoming more and more precise in Goma. There, the refugees number in the hundreds of thousands. Among them orphans. They have at least 60,000.
- According to a UN representative, these children were among the dead. Most of the victims were not killed by the shells but rather by the panic which followed the bombardments.