An article published by the newspaper "Libération" on 9 August 1994, in which Maryse talks about BERDAH Godberthe, a Rwandan social worker woman met by reporters of the capa agency.  

An article in which Stephen Smith says there is a need for assistance to refugees from Rwanda who are in Goma, threatened by cholera, hunger and dehydration.  

An article that includes the letter addressed to French politicians by Xavier Anglaret, Valerian and Claire Leroy Gazille, providing details of what they have witnessed during the genocide.  

An article about a National Solidarity Committee with Rwanda, created as part of an operation "SOS Rwanda."  

An article in which Florence Aubenas talks about troops of the Rwandan Armed Forces gathered in Gisenyi waiting for a way to go to Zaire, following the advance of the Rwandan Patriotic Front troops.  

An article published by the newspaper "Liberation" on 5 July 1994, in which Stephen Smith and Jean Guisnel say that the Operation Turquoise is far from being a humanitarian mission, as it had been assigned by the United Nations.  

An article published by the newspaper "Liberation" on 14 July 1992, in which Stephen Smith talks about an agreement for peace concluded between the Government of Rwanda and the RPF on reconciliation process that was to take effect and allow, from August 20, the initiation of peace talks.  

An article in which the story goes that the refugees living in Goma camps suffer from hunger, thirst, cholera and dysentery, a situation that is not proportionate to the humanitarian associations.  

An article in which Guy Benhamou talks about Zairian thieves and soldiers that terrorize the population and impede the work of foreign volunteers in the Goma refugee camps.  

An article published by the newspaper "Liberation" on 4 July 1994, in which Jacques Amalric wonders why the French soldiers are requested to remain neutral towards a genocide, while they were on the field and collecting the evidence themselves.  

An article in which Alain Juppe talks about the situation in Rwanda that is becoming more and more serious, and calls on the international community to intervene.  

An article published by the newspaper "Liberation" on 18 August 1994, in which John Hatzeld said that, in the first city left by the French, the arrival of the UN African contingents arouses suspicion of the population.  

An article published by the newspaper "Libération", about the fury of the presidential guard joined by Hutu fanatics in hunting Tutsi and members of the opposition, upon the announcement of the death of Rwandan President, Juvenal Habyarimana.  

An article in which story is told that the day before departure of the French from the safety zone, several ministers of the new Rwandan government came to explain their policy and try to stop the flight of Hutus to Zaire.  

An article in which Arnaud talks about Kouchner's visit to Rwanda and massacres that do not even spare children.  

An article in which Pierre Hazan said that the Human Rights Subcommittee is trying to make applicable the 1948 text and to extend it to "political genocide".  

An article published by the newspaper "Liberation" on 4 July 1994, in which Alain Frilet said that the rebels fired on the French soldiers who were evacuating civilians and orphans in Butare.  

An article in which Stephen Smith said that about 300 Ghanaian UN peacekeepers would be deployed to replace the French troops, as their mission to Rwanda was coming to an end.  

An article in which Francois Leotard, French Minister of Defense, said that France was implicated in the Rwandan massacres, and that all army reserves prior to the launch of the Operation Turquoise were legitimate.