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Poignant testimony by Jean Carbonare on the massacres in Rwanda

Publication date 28/01/1993 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

Bruno Masure receives Jean Carbonare, president of the association "Survie" and member of the international federation of human rights, back from Rwanda. Extremely moved, he recounts the atrocities suffered by Rwandan women who lost children, and also the violence suffered by Tutsi women themselves. He points out that France is responsible for this situation, and calls on Bruno Masure to take action: "You too, Mr Masure.. you have to do something to change this situation because it can be changed...".

Cholera in Rwanda

Publication date 21/07/1994 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

Rwanda: UN agencies and non-governmental organizations recognise their inability to meet the needs of Rwandan refugees who have flown to Zaire in the Goma region in particular. In addition to the lack of water and food, there is the threat of a cholera epidemic. Medical teams are overwhelmed in Gisenyi (Rwanda). Commentary on factual images and interview Doctor Jean-Michel FOURNIER (Institut Pasteur).

Factual Rwanda

Publication date 18/04/1994 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

Civil war in Rwanda: The massacres have claimed hundreds of thousands of lives, and the Belgian peacekeepers, depicted, are about to leave the country. Commentary on factual and archival images and interview of a blue helmet, disgusted by its impotence and the misguided impotence of the UN.

What image of France in Rwanda?

Publication date 15/12/1998 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

Report on the Rwandan’s resentment of France following its role during the 1994 genocide. Comment on factual images and interviews Pascal KALOULETRE (French cultural center), André KIBANGUKA (priest in Kigali) and a student of the University of Kigali.

Conclusions of the Quiles report on the genocide in Rwanda

Publication date 15/12/1998 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

The report of the parliamentary committee on France’s intervention in the conflict in Rwanda (as part of Operation Turquoise, to end the genocide) was released this afternoon. This shows that France is not strictly speaking involved in the massacre, but that it has made strategic mistakes. Comment on factual and archival images and interview Bernard CAZENEUVE (rapporteur of the information mission on Rwanda).

Factual Kigali

Publication date 06/04/1995 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

The first trial of the alleged killers of the Rwandan genocide last year opens today in Kigali. More than thirty thousand people are awaiting trial in overcrowded prisons. Comment on factual images and interviews with a representative of the prisoners and Alphonse NKUBITO (Minister of Justice). Tray in position Olivier LERNER.

Rwanda: children executed, Alain Juppé threatens

Publication date 15/06/1994 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

The civil war and massacres continue in Rwanda. Tutsi children and adolescents were abducted and killed by Hutu militiamen. Comment on factual and archival images and extract from a statement by Alain JUPPE, Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Ethnic groups in Rwanda

Publication date 11/04/1994 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

While very violent fights between ethnic Tutsi and Hutu in Rwanda (10,000 victims according to the Red Cross), a small reminder of the situation of the country.

Rwanda: End of Operation Turquoise

Publication date 20/07/1994 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

Rwanda: The French soldiers of Operation Turquoise will leave at the end of August, passing the relay to the UN peacekeepers, but humanitarian organizations on the ground still cannot cope with the rise of the cholera epidemic in Zaire refugee camps. Comment on factual and archival images and colonel interviews IMBERTI (Air Operation Turquoise Command) and Colonel DELPONT (Civil Affairs).

Rwanda

Publication date 11/04/1994 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

Inter-ethnic massacres in Rwanda between the Tutsi minority (the rebels of the Rwandan Patriotic Front, RPF) and the Hutu-majority government troops. Commentary on factual images and testimonies of French civilians on site. Plateau in situation Gauthier RYBINSKI.

The Hutus militiamen

Publication date 04/07/1994 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

Rwanda: The troops of the Rwandan Patriotic Front seized the capital Kigali and the second city of the country, Butare. They are now progressing towards the areas where the French units of Operation Turquoise are deployed. France says it is ready to intervene "between threatened populations and armed gangs", the militiamen called "Interahamwe". Commentary on factual images and testimonies. Plateau in situation Laurent BOUSSIE.

Rwanda intervention

Publication date 22/06/1994 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

Rwanda: After the UN green light, the French-led multinational military operation "Turquoise" to protect civilian populations should start tomorrow morning. Comment on archive images.

First Tutsis evacuation

Publication date 01/07/1994 From €100.00

Rwandan genocide

As part of Operation Turquoise in Rwanda, report in Goma, Zaire, where the French soldiers evacuated Tutsi wounded. Commentary on factual images and testimonies of a teenager, explaining himself in French about the massacres against members of his ethnic group.

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