thank you very much under the summons there joining us live from garley will it stay with this simon adams is the executive director of the global censor for responsibility to protect sea joins us now live from new york thank you very much for your it's high time we have been hearing throughout the day of the impact this genocide has has on the randoms themselves but what impact would you say it has had on the ways a region or the winds or worlds. sure and thank you for having me on yes so look i think rwanda had a huge impact on the u.n. and i think it obviously covered the u.n. in shame i think there's no event probably in the un's history with the possible addition of the genocide or trip in it so the following year that clouded the u.n. and more shame than what happened in rwanda in one thousand nine hundred ninety four when the u.n. security council was essentially silent and compliant and the international community chose inaction indifference rather than responding in a comprehensive way to what was going on so i think in the aftermath of that led mainly by kofi annan i think there

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