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Letter to his Excellency Ambassador Colin Keating, president of the Security Council
Card Number 202
Number
202
Author
Dusaïdi, Claude
Date
Wednesday April 13, 1994
Yyyymmdd
19940413
Title
Letter to his Excellency Ambassador Colin Keating, president of the Security Council
Cote
Case No: ICTR 98-41-T Exhibit No: DNT 107 Date admitted: 13-5-2005 Tendered by: Defence Name of witness: H. Strizek
File name
Size
189492 bytes
Pages nb.
3
Source
Public records
Type
Document diplomatique, TD
Language
EN
Abstract title
A crime of genocide has been committed against the Rwandese people, in the presence
of a United nations International force, and the International Community has stood
by and only watched. Efforts have been mobilized to rescue foreign nationals from the horrifying events
in Rwanda, but there has been no concrete action on the partof the International Community
to protect innocent Rwandese children, women and men who have been crying for help.In the absence of International action to save innocent Rwandan people, the Rwandese
Patriotic Front is obliged and has a moral responsibility to protect Rwandese people
from barbaric and savage criminals. The International Community should
mobilize all its efforts to support this noble task, instead of calling for ceasefires
that would only allow the criminals in Rwanda to continue committing atrocities.
of a United nations International force, and the International Community has stood
by and only watched. Efforts have been mobilized to rescue foreign nationals from the horrifying events
in Rwanda, but there has been no concrete action on the partof the International Community
to protect innocent Rwandese children, women and men who have been crying for help.In the absence of International action to save innocent Rwandan people, the Rwandese
Patriotic Front is obliged and has a moral responsibility to protect Rwandese people
from barbaric and savage criminals. The International Community should
mobilize all its efforts to support this noble task, instead of calling for ceasefires
that would only allow the criminals in Rwanda to continue committing atrocities.