in 1959, the hutus overthrew the tutsi monarchy.up of tutsi exiles formed a rebel group, the rwandan patriotic front, the rpf, which invaded rwanda in 1990. fighting continued for three years until a peace deal was agreed. when the president's plane crashed, hutu extremists blamed the rpf and started an organised campaign of slaughter. and who lived or died was based on their ethnic identity. injust 100 days, about 800,000 people were killed. civilians and some of those involved in the genocide fled across the border into the democratic republic of congo, then known as zaire. others went to neighbouring tanzania and burundi. human rights groups say rpf fighters killed thousands of hutu civilians as they took back power. the rwandan government has said... distant gunfire i remember being in a state of shock as i was forced to leave my home and search for safety. and as we rwandans feared for our lives, the world looked on in horror. this is the catholic church in nyamata, where hundreds of people were killed. i met with two people wh

who refused to kill the tutsis. but why are there so many roots of this generation? they know that the german and belgian colonists were exiles. in rwanda, we only had one tribe, because they all shared the characteristics that define ethnicity. language, culture and ideas. we had 20 clans, but the tutsis, potos and tuas were all in one clan. it was the europeans who talked about three different peoples. do more killings and youths. the elders and the army and gendarmerie support killing but not killing too much. the youths carried out the massacre. hutu militias with their sorrows. they are the ones being independent at checkpoints. those who were inspired by the groups of people should see the dotsi with the eyes of a cockroach. as the un security council , it was our duty in every way. romeo idalar, commander of the un peacekeeping forces in rwanda. three months before the genocide , he had warned about the genocide in a message to the united nations office in new york, but it was ignored. it's easy to say let's

the victims were also tutsis , hutus who refused to kill the tutsis. killing device, cannon and gun, fire and sator's grief. but why? very. the origin of this genocide is considered to be the division that the german and belgian colonialists were banished. in rwanda, we only had one tribe, because everyone in the characteristics that define ethnicity were shared. language, culture and ideas. we had 20 clans, but the tutsis, hatos and tuas were all in one clan. it was the europeans who talked about three different peoples. after the sectarianism that the germans brought to rwanda, the genocide that happened 100 years later is inevitable. it is clear that belgium played a prominent role in highlighting the racial differences and ethnic backgrounds of the rwandan people in demarcating and demarcating the borders of the colonialists , but it was not enough for the occurrence of genocide was another introduction, it was necessary to remove the victims from the circle humanity most of the killings were done by young people. the elders and the army and the ge

since the start of one of the most brutal episodes in world history, the genocide against ethnic tutsisust 100 hutus in rwanda. injust100 daysin hutus in rwanda. injust100 days in 1994, extremis killed 800,000 people. during a commemoration ceremony in the capital, rwanda's president said the international community failed his country. earlier, i spoke to one survivor, jacqueline, who was also the founder of the genocide survivors foundation. you were nine years old when this took place, you lost six of your siblings and your parents, most of your extended family. how have you been able to deal with that? is it even possible to come to terms with what happened? it has been difficult. it has been 30 years but for those who live through the genocide it may as well have been yesterday, because the horrific memories of that time, the images, the loss of ourfamilies, ourfriends, our neighbours living in an environment where each day we got up not knowing whether or not we would survive to see the next day, these are memories that still, even 30 years later, are a part of our lives. i always

hutus and tutsis share the same culture, but under belgian colonial rule, the wealthier tutsis receivedl treatment in education and jobs. this 14% minority elite grew to be resented and after independence in 1962 brought a hutu-dominated government, many tutsis, including kagame's family, fled into exile. years of periodic upheaval ensued. then in 1994, amid peace talks, a plane crash killed the country's hutu president. and hell came to rwanda. >> you had a civil war, and you had a genocide, which devastated the country. the rpf leadership took over, they had a vision, and they have implemented that vision. fred: university of california professor scott strauss has written extensively about rwanda. >> much of that is pretty amazing. let's lead people to change the way they think about who they are. they should invest in development, they should forget about hutu and tutsi, they should think about themselves as rwandan. fred: the rpf banned the designation hutu and tutsi, instituting a combination of restorative justice and reconciliation efforts. economic growth has been robust and soc

it is the 30th anniversary of the 1994 genocide against the tutsis in rwanda.t is very significant. today, it has been a very busy day. it started quite early in the morning with the lighting of the flame of hope at the kigali genocide memorial. it was led by president khatami and his wife, the first lady, keg army. later, there was another commemoration event where hundreds of rwandans and their friends event where hundreds of rwandans and theirfriends met event where hundreds of rwandans and their friends met together and there were speeches, it was a very sombre event, and president kagame gave a speech. laterthis event, and president kagame gave a speech. later this evening we will be participating in what we call a walk to remember. and then there will be a night vigil organised by young people, the youth, where they will discuss the country pass history, the never again campaign. it is an open event. throughout the 100 days, the three months, there are going to be activities including giving remains of victims of the 1994 genocide against the tootsie is,

in 100 days, more than 800,000 people, mostly of the tutsi ethnic minority, were killed., the events from the 7th of april 1994 and for the next 100 days were triggered by the downing of the plane of the then president habyarimana, over kigali, who was hutu. therefore, we had the hutu forces doing the rampage across rwanda, and the tutsu forces which were led by paul kagame, then went on to take over the country within100 days and ended that massacre. there has been a lot of reflection on what the international community could have done better. un peacekeepers had just been downsized in the country and they stood by and watched as this slaughter was going on. and therefore, today has been a moment to reflect on that, to reflect on what happened in 1994. the un secretary—general said that we must never forget, the world must never forget that, and it must never be repeated anywhere. and now that acknowledgement from france, a very significant step towards the recovery of rwanda as a country. earlier we spoke to linda melvern, an investigative journalist whose extensive arc

being held across rwanda to mark three decades since the beginning of the genocide against ethnic tutsis and moderate hutus. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, says his troops are just "one step away from victory". it's six months since hamas gunmen stormed into southern israel, massacring 1,200 people and kidnapping more than 250. the attack sparked what's become the deadliest and most destructive israel—gaza war, killing over 33,000 palestinians. speaking at a cabinet meeting, mr netanyahu said a ceasefire would not be agreed until israeli hostages, captured by hamas in october, were released. translation: the achievements of the war are great. _ we eliminated 19 out of 2a of the hamas battalions, including senior commanders. we killed, wounded or captured a significant number of hamas terrorists. we purged shifa and many other terrorist headquarters as well. we destroyed factories, manufacturing rockets, control rooms, weapons, ammunition, and we continue to systematically destroy what is underground. translation: the achi

being held across rwanda to mark three decades since the beginning of the genocide against ethnic tutsisnd moderate hutus. and as millions prepare for the solar eclipse in north america, we look at how to safely watch the total blackout. we are alive today from southern israel, from the town of sderot, as the israel— gaza war reaches its six month mark. it was in the early hours of october the 7th that hamas gunmen breached israel's price security defence, and went into towns across southern israel. israel described it as the darkest day in its history. the largest loss of israeli lives in a single day. it says 1200 israelis were killed, and more than 250 when taken hostage, seized at gunpoint and taken across the boundary into gaza. gaza lies on the boundary into gaza. gaza lies on the horizon, and for many weeks after the october 7th attacks, from here we could see the plumes of dark smoke rising, as israel intensified its retaliatory strikes, carrying out aerial bombardment is night and day. it then launched its ground operations. six months on, israel is coming under mounting pressur

had a government as i said that is committed to the unity of rwandans, that ya says yes, you are tutsis more in common than differences. i always say that as long as you have a leadership committed to unity and peaceful coexistence of all rwandans, then the future of rwanda is bright. but as a country that has gone through genocide, any post—genocide country always needs to be vigilant, because the ideology of genocide is not one that dies overnight. so there is a constant need again to remind rwandans that the unity of rwandans is the only thing that is going to ensure a peaceful future, thing that is going to ensure a peacefulfuture, and thing that is going to ensure a peaceful future, and that there is no good that extremism and violence, but that only leads to death and destruction, and i think given what happened in 199a, rwandans generally want to make sure that we never sink back. ,, . " ' to make sure that we never sink back, ,, . " ' back. since 1994, looking globally. _ back. since 1994, looking globally, how— back. since 1994, looking globally, how much - back. since 1994, lo

are being held across rwanda to mark three decades since the start of the genocide against ethnic tutsisn 1994. rwanda's president paul kagame said the international community failed his country either through contempt or cowadice during the massacre. france acknowledged that it could have stopped the genocide, along with its allies, but lacked the will to do so. bbc�*s senior africa correspondent anne soy has been following the occasion from nairobi. a lwa ys always good to talk to you. just tell us more about how this grim anniversary is being marked. bier? anniversary is being marked. very solemn and _ anniversary is being marked. very solemn and poignant, _ anniversary is being marked. - solemn and poignant, notjust for one days, but people around the world who have been remembering how hate and discrimination just ascended into the slaughter of close to 1 ascended into the slaughter of close to1 million people in 1994 —— not just for rwandis. the commemoration begins and for the next 100 days, rwandis will be remembering the act of 1994 that changed their lives in many ways. earlier

like to ask you also specifically about efforts by rolanda as government and to bring a hutus and tutsis together it's, it's remarkable to see that you living side by side peacefully and communities after the level of violence that happened. what do you make of projects like these? and you think that that kind of scheme could also work elsewhere in the world's that hopefully i mean, what's run, the deed was innovate to you. so what fund to do to us, to actually try and look at what the quarter to do using their own traditional recognizance to di or wish to pass the use very, you know, the chief transitional justice mix thoughts that's worked perfectly way to so a tremendous work was done by one that in terms of frequency deviation. and this is remarkable. i mean, conflict studies studies provide me one of the most important and fees of reconciliation. that's happened after such a tragedy. and probably these kind of these, um, eventually you should be uh, replicated but you know, context much i've seen those in the, in those issues. um, it is difficult to replicate what happens in a speci

being held across rwanda to mark three decades since the beginning of the genocide against ethnic tutsishundred days in 1994. a ceremony in the rwandan capital, kigali, is being led by president paul kagame. world leadersjoined the president in laying wreaths. those present included the south african president, cyril ramaphosa, and the former us president, bill clinton, who has previously called the massacre of ethnic tutsis and moderate hutus the biggest failure of his presidency. 351 days ago russell cook, nicknamed the "hardest geezer", set off to run the entire length of africa to raise money for charity. since then he's fallen victim to an armed robbery and suffered a health scare — but finally the end is in sight. russell should cross the finish line in tunisia this afternoon, and our reporter ellie price has been looking back at his journey. let's go! day three! day four! day six! his nickname on social media is hardest geezer. day 349 of running the entire length of africa. after more than 350 days, 10,000 miles and 19 million steps, he's probably earned it. he's run through dese

the 30th anniversary of the genocide, where ethnic hutu extremists killed hundreds of thousands of tutsise than 800,000 lives, primarily tutsi, but also moderate hutus were killed in one of the darkest episodes of the late 20th century. all killed injust 100 days. as many as two million rwandans subsequently fled the country during or immediately after the genocide. among those who fled rwanda was victoria uwonkunda, presenter on the bbc world service. at the time, she was just 12 years old. she has made an emotional journey back to rwanda for the first time in 30 years. and has this special report. for as long as i can remember, i've wanted to go back home. at home, i had not seen it in 30 years. since the genocide which killed about 800 thousand of my people my life was turned upside down in 1994. as a 12—year—old, it was difficult for me to comprehend what was happening. i'm almost finished my packing because i'm flying london to where i was born. i am excited but also anxious because those memories are now playing in my mind and they have left emotional scars and have caused me ptsd,

secretary of state made a social media post about the grim anniversary, antony blinking list of the tutsis who accounted for nearly 100 percent of the victims and the same line as the hutus who are the ones doing most of the killing in april 1994 who, 2 ethnic majority extremist began to massacre the tutsis with shocking speed and brutality. by the time the 22 letter one, these patriotic fronting gains control of the country, hundreds of thousands were dead, and 2000000 refugees had fled rolanda, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. political analysts, albert would not see embarrassed as washington is on the wrong side of history by refusing to admit that the tootsie genocide, the people need to remember is that denial of genocide, which is exactly what secretary blinking did. denial of genocide is another crime. you can never, never prevail, genocide, not punished does it unless it is. if you comp name it, if you're going to recognize it, actually the definition of, of genocide is, is well defined and the different stages. and the last stage, actually the of the genocide is genocide deni

ones doing most of the killing in april 1994 who 2 ethnic majority extreme is began to massacre the tutsis with shocking speed and brutality of the time the to, to let it run the race patriotic front gain. the control of the country. hundreds of thousands were dad and 2000000 refugees had flooded rolanda, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis for the analyst, alberto dotsie. and laura says, washington is on the wrong side of history, but refusing to admit the 2 c genocide, the people need to remember is that denial of genocide, which is exactly what secretary lincoln did. denial of genocide is another crime. you can never, never prevailed, genocide, not punished degeneracy, diaz, if you comp name it, if you're going to recognize it, actually the definition of, of genocide is well defined and that different stages. and the last stage, actually the of the genocide is genocide denial. so by doing these, like putting everybody in the same thing like that where there were different victims. nope, that is part of the denial. so. so in reality, the genocide target the tootsie people die because wh

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in 100 days, more than 800,000 people, mostly of the tutsi ethnic minority, were killed, and moderate 7th of april 1994 and for the next 100 days were triggered by the downing of the plane of the then president habyarimana, over kigali, who was hutu. therefore, we had the hutu forces doing the rampage across rwanda, and the tutsu forces which were led by paul kagame, then went on to take over the country within100 days and ended that massacre. there has been a lot of reflection on what the international community could have done better. un peacekeepers had just been downsized in the country and they stood by and watched as this slaughter was going on. and therefore, today has been a moment to reflect on that, to reflect on what happened in 1994. the un secretary—general said that we must never forget, the world must never forget that, and it must never be repeated anywhere. and now that acknowledgement from france, a very significant step towards the recovery of rwanda as a country. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. in the uk, a murder investigation and widespread

being held across rwanda to mark three decades since the beginning of the genocide against ethnic tutsis as millions prepare for the solar eclipse in north america, we look at how to safely watch the total blackout. hello, i'm lyse doucet, live in southern israel. it was here in the early hours of viktor bout the seventh six months ago that hamas men carried out a monstrous slaughter. it was described by israel as its darkest day. by the end of the day, after hamas gunmen breached israeli defences, many israelis have been killed and many more taken hostage. it sparked the most grievous council war. the united nations says the territory is on the brink of famine. in this programme we will speak to the executive director of the world food programme to look at new measures. let's look at some of the latest of elements here in israel. last night, tens of thousands of israelis covered in the city of tel aviv, as well as others across israel, to magic the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to do much more to bring the hostages home. many calls on him to resign. the protest took place in

the 1994 genocide against the tutsi did not happen overnight.rination, from years of a culture where it was made ok for tutsis to be killed and with impunity. prior to the genocide we had a government that was very much committed to divisive politics which monopolised power by pitting one group of citizens against another group of citizens and fortunately since the genocide we have added government, as we set that is committed to the needs of rwandans. that everyone is a rwandan who has more in common than differences. i save it as long as we have a leadership committed to peaceful coexistence than the future of rwanda is bright. but as a country that has gone through genocide, any post— genocide country is always a little vigilant because the idea of genocide is not an ideology that dies overnight. so there is again a constant need to remind the people of rwanda that acceptance of all rwandans is the only thing that will ensure an peaceful future. is the only thing that will ensure an peacefulfuture. hate motivated violence is not good, it only

was only just emerging investigators have now turned up evidence to suggest that the massacre of tutsis was preplanned by the who would you lead government, the un report calls that slaughter genocide while the international community failed to, hundreds of thousands fled for their lives, the scenes were biblical to neighboring tanzania, to zai year. now, the democratic republic of congo the genocide finally ended when the rwandan patriotic front took control of the country that army was led by polka gummy, who eventually became president and remains so today did you expect the international community to intervene? >> absolutely. are along with thought. that's why they were here. >> and why do you think they couldn't and didn't get into care >> 2020 to freedom >> house report found that while could gummies regime has maintained stability, it has also suppress political sen. through pervasive surveillance, intimidation, and torture. could gummy denies any of those accusations after the bloodshed in 1994, i saw the country's jails overflowing with alleged perpetrators everyone in prison c

. —— against ethnic tutsis.ce minister claims israel's weeks long attack on the city of khan younis means hamas is no longer functioning as a military organisation there. the israeli military says troops will now prepare for another assault including on the city of rafah, where an estimated 1.5 million palestinians are sheltering. it is now six months since hamas attacked israel, killing some 1200 people, taking more than 250 hostages and triggering the war. the prime minister and jimmy netanyahu insists the group will be eliminated but as jeremy bowen reports, an israeli victory looks far from certain. 0ver six months, gaza has been ravaged by war, disease, death and now imminent famine, caused by israel's siege. the un calls it "a betrayal of humanity." kibbutz nir oz, right on israel's border with gaza, feels like a time capsule — stuck in the horrors

long and bloody rivalry, which was now simmering again, the agreement which called for hutus and tutsis to share power was just a facade hutu extremists within the government with stockpiling weapons general diller was determined to keep the peace. and it was personal for him he had been raised on vivid stories of heroic canadian soldiers who brought hope to europe after the holocaust >> his own >> father, his role model, had been one of those soldiers general diller wanted to honor this legacy >> what >> resources did you think >> you needed at estimatable? 4,500 troops. and i got authority ultimately for 2,600 just 2,600 troops and none from the united states. its taste for foreign intervention had soured >> a few >> months earlier in somalia, two dozen pakistani peacekeepers had been murdered us commandos on the hunt for the killers had their blackhawk helicopter shot down 18 us soldiers were killed kofi annan was then head of un peacekeeping operations, >> they us troops had been killed and dragged through the streets. and humiliating >> americans were anxious to extricate themselve

there is a lot of criticism i that the government is adamant the tutsis and it may also be getting ontion of the country. no, i'm not true unification of the country. no, i'm not sure _ true unification of the country. no, i'm not sure that _ true unification of the country. no, i'm not sure that is _ true unification of the country. iilifi, i'm not sure that is the case. this stands out in its magnitude. there were not two genocides in 1994, as some genocide deniers claim, there was one and it has been investigation into the other massacres that took place and there was nothing on the scale of the genocide. it lessens their own crime and i think we should be very careful of moral equivalence in this case. ., ., y careful of moral equivalence in this case. ., ., , ., ., case. unfortunately we have run out of time. i know _ case. unfortunately we have run out of time. i know you _ case. unfortunately we have run out of time. i know you have _ case. unfortunately we have run out of time. i know you have done - case. unfortunately we have run out of time. i know you have done such| of ti

begins over 100 days, gangs of many who 2 extremes slots, a hundreds of thousands, mostly ethnic tutsis, orchestrated by the rewan denobia militia. neighbors turning on neighbors. the clubs submission these thousands heads of churches many after being offered to show and says that they would be safe. but nowhere is safe cheese. the lights are recognized as the science of numerous mass killings. the extreme threat to life pushes masses of people to one does board is sexual violence is also used as a weapon with as many as 250000 women raped during the genocide behind the buns. the violence is it back and with the power between one, this ruling, hutus and the tootsie dominated lawanda patch. you all take front rebel great. the mass mode. you eventually coming to an end. we now p f fighters reach the capital pic, ali, and july 1994 may have to do lead by pull to gummy. the wind is coming presidents. in today's the fall i p f takes control of the country, arresting those accused of being involved in the genocide. over the years since tens of thousands of, of london's have been convicted. bu

you don't decide to kill your neighbor because he is a tutsi or hutu. you kill your neighbor because you consider him non-human. a creature that is not a part of human society. so before that, you have to remove them from the circle. well, at this very moment when we are running this program, a solar eclipse has occurred in north america, in 10 states of the united states, mexico and canada . yes , you can see the picture at the same time . we are witnessing the phenomenon of a solar eclipse in north america. . i continue the world today. punishment of the zionist regime is certain. a sentence that the foreign minister emphasized during his trip to damascus and in a press conference with his counterpart suresh. mr. amir abdollahian emphasized on the continuation of strategic relations with syria and opened the new location of the consular section of the iranian embassy in damascus. minister of foreign affairs the islamic republic of iran reached syria in the second stage of its regional trip. amir abdullahian started his work program with the meeting of

events are held across rwanda to mark three decades since the beginning of the genocide against ethnic tutsisus. we will speak to one survivor. the range of minority to fight its walls. —— roningha minority to fight its wars. israel's military says it is withdrawing most of its troops from southern gaza. the defence minister claims israel's weeks—long attack on the city of khan younis means hamas is no longer functioning as a military organisation there. the israeli military says troops will now prepare for another assault, including on the city of rafah, where an estimated 1.5 million palestinians are sheltering. it is now six months since hamas attacked israel, killing some 1,200 people, taking more than 250 hostages and triggering the war. the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, insists the group will be eliminated, but as jeremy bowen reports, an israeli victory looks farfrom certain. over six months, gaza has been ravaged by war, disease, death and now imminent famine, caused by israel's siege. the un calls it "a betrayal of humanity." kibbutz nir oz, right on israel's border with gaza,

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in rwanda, they were called tutsi. us, we see this in ukraine as well, in fact, the term is more veiledo cunning, i mean this struggle with nazism with the nazis, which was allegedly developed by the russian federation, labeling ukrainians as nazis, nazis, the russian federation essentially denies ukrainians the right to exist. a significant part of ukraine, the ukrainian people, certainly not all, i hope not even the majority, were caught up in this madness of nazism. the destruction of the nazi state of ukraine, there can be no other victory, and our president understands this. we will strive for the demilitarization and denazification of ukraine. studies have shown: on the day of the invasion of russia to ukraine on february 24, 2022, the number of references to nazism and nazis increased explosively in the materials of the russian media about ukraine. it happened so suddenly that it was clearly coordinated. campaign in the russian media , ukraine has become a nazi state, and any patriot of ukraine is a nazi. people who identify themselves as patriots of this chimera are bastards. th

president paul kagame said the international community's inaction allowed the genocide of ethnic tutsishands of hutu extremists. and there is finally a winning powerball ticket. it was sold in oregon. the jackpot built up a record-tying 41 straight drawings without a winner. >> this is pbs news weekend from w eta studios in washington. home of the pbs newshour weeknights on pbs. john: interest in women's sports has never been higher than it's been this past week during the ncaa women's basketball tournament, which ends today. at least two of the games were the most-watched women's basketball games ever -- more viewers even than last year's world series or nba finals. earlier, i tald about what's behind this boom in women's sports with claire watkins, host of the podcast "the late sub" r the website just women's sports. claire, we've seen such a growth in the popularity and even revenue for women's sports in the last few years. what's behind this boom? claire watkins: yeah, i think it's twofold. i think we're seeing investment off of the field, off of the court, where people are realizin

begins either 100 days, gangs of many who, 2 extremes slots, a hundreds of thousands, mostly ethnic tutsis, orchestrated by the rewan denobia militia. neighbors turning on neighbors. the clubs submission these thousands heads of churches. many after being offered to show and says that they would be safe, but nowhere is safe. the judge is a light to recognize the science of numerous mass killings. the extreme threats of life pushes masses of people to one does board is sexual violence is also used as a weapon with as many as 250000 women raped during the genocide behind the buns. the violence, is it possible for power between one, this ruling hutus and the towards the dominated lawanda patch. you take front rebel great. the mass mode, you eventually coming to an end. we now p f flight is reach the cap to pick out a little while in july 19. 94 may have to do that by pull to gummy. the wind is coming presidents in today's the fall i p f takes control of the country arresting that was accused of being involved in the genocide. over the years since, tens of thousands of, of london's have been c

office sources say that in the video my call says and the phase of total extermination against the tutsis began the international community had the means to know an act france, which could have stopped the gent assigned with its western african allies, lacked the will to do so. during a visit in the 2021 to rhonda my call recognized frances responsibility in the genocide but stopped short of an apology. earlier i spoke to males on their former canadian sen in lieutenant general and the canadian armed forces. he led the ill fated to un peacekeeping mission for randa. during the 1994 genocide, he told us how big francis role was big, that the pets in particular meter and his regime were instrumental in establishing the parameters that would lead ultimately to the destruction of another ethnic group. that is to say the, the, to, to a, as he was holding completely committed to the fact the, it'd be the amount of regime which was able to reason. he was supported also by the catholic church of the one to which was also very instrumental in segregating and educating the use and making them reali

but as france complicit in the genocide of the tutsis, if this means a willingness to be associated with the genocidal enterprise, nothing in the archives consulted proves that efforts to improve relations with the one that president tim on your mcclung commission den investigation and opened the archives to the public, no smoking gun was found proving defense, villages direct involvement, the killers who store the swamps, the hills, the churches did not have the face of france. france was not to go to companies, but some of those to survive the horrors of the general side, unconvinced and relieved. disappointed by the french findings, even the very man who lived to the rebellion, but in the small town as regularly accused fronds of complicity in the crimes 20 years later. the only thing you can say against the french, in their eyes, as they didn't do enough to save lives during the genocide. that's a fact. but it hides the main point, the direct role of belgium and france and the political preparation of the genocide and the participation of the letter. and it's very execution people st

office sources say that in the video, my call says when the phase of total extermination against the tutsis began. the international community had the means to know an act. france, which could have stopped the genocide with its western and african allies, lacked the will to do so. during a visits in 2021 to rolando my home recognize francis responsibility in the genocide, but stopped short of an apology. for more, let's now speak to camille delay, or he's a former canadian senator in lieutenant general in the canadian armed forces, he led the ill fated un peacekeeping mission for rwanda. during the 1994 genocide. welcome to the w. it's a pleasure to have you on the show, no french, president, my call and said france de facto stood by a genocidal regime. you were in rwanda back then told from your experience how big francis roll was friends in particular meter. and his regime were instrumental in establishing the parameters that would lead ultimately to the destruction of another ethnic group. that is to say the, the, to, to a, as he was holding completely committed to the fact the be the am

mostly ethnic tutsis, orchestrated by the rewan denobia militia neighbors, turning on neighbors to the club submissions. these thousands heads of churches many after being off for the show and says that they would be safe. but nowhere is safe. the judge is the lights are recognized as the science of numerous mass killings. the extreme threat to life pushes masses of people through wanda's borders. sexual violence is also used as a weapon with as many as 250000 women raped during the genocide. behind the buns, the violence, is it possible for power between one this ruling, hutus and the tootsie dominated will one the patch. you will take from triple great . the mass mode to eventually coming to an end. we now p f flight is reached the cap to pick ali july 1994 may have led by poll coming. the wind is coming presidents in the days that followed up and takes control of the country. arresting those accused of being involved in the genocide over the years since tens of thousands of, of london's have been convicted. but 100 small suspects are still at large. ringback we're going to take a lo

games have many who to extreme is slow to hundreds of thousands, mostly ethnic tutsis, orchestrated by the rewan denobia militia. neighbors turning on neighbors with the clubs submission these thousands heads of churches. many up to being offered assurances that they would be safe. but nowhere is safe cheese. the lights are recognized as the science of numerous mass killings. the extreme threat to life pushes masses of people to one does board is sexual violence is also used as a weapon with as many as 250000 women raped during the genocide behind the buns. the violence subpacket for power between one. this ruling, hutus and the tootsie dominated lawanda patch. you all take front rebel, great for the mass magic eventually coming to an end. we now p. f fights has reached the capital pic, ali, and july 19. 94 may have led by poll coming. the wind is coming presidents in the days that followed up and takes control of the country, arresting those accused of being involved in the genocide over the years since tens of thousands of, of london's have been convicted. but 100 small suspects are

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