In Yugoslavia, I'd Asked For Additional Forces

Rwanda Was Considered A Second-class Operation Because It Was A Small Country, We Had Been Able To Maintain A Kind Of Status Quo. They Were Negotiating, They'd Accepted The New Peace Project, So We Were Under The Impression That Everything Would Be Solved Easily.

In Yugoslavia, I'd Asked For Additional Forces Too. I Even Went To Meet The French Prime Minister, And I Proposed Additional Forces... Nobody Wanted To Send Troops.

So This Is Why I'm Always Say Happy That Somebody Mentions Rwanda, Because Behind Rwanda, We Have Africa.

It Has Long Been Recognized That An Essential Element In Protecting Human Rights Was A Widespread Knowledge Among The Population Of What Their Rights Are And How They Can Be Defended.

I Believe It Will Take Time To Find A Solution To The Problem. Thus We Must Have Patience.