An article in which Mktar Gaouad says that the African Union withdrew during the genocide in Rwanda, as every time.  

An article in which it is said that, after two fact-finding missions in Rwanda and in neighbouring countries, the UN experts Commission, composed of three African lawyers and chaired by the Togolese Atsu-Kofi Amega, issued its report.  

An article talking about a spokesperson of the African Union, quoted by Reuter, who accused the French troops of taking part in the fighting alongside the Rwandan government army, and of bombing rebel positions in southern Ruhengeri.  

An article in which Stephen Smith said that the French are considered as hostile forces by the RPF, as they prepare to intervene in Rwanda.  

An article in which it was said that soldiers of the FAR, officially disarmed, were grouped near the refugee camps, of which they divert humanitarian aid.  

An article in which Stephen Smith and Jean Guisnel talk about the hide and seek identity game by French soldiers in an operation that, according to the government, is a matter of pure humanitarian, and about the disarmament of any person with weapons in the humanitarian area .  

An article in which it was said that the investigating magistrate to the armies Brigitte Raynaud, decided to go against the prosecutor Jacques Baillet by declaring admissible the four complaints accusing the French army of complicity to genocide perpetrated in Rwanda in 1994 that she had rejected, as she was considering them unsubstantiated.  

An article in which it was said that the world is wondering why the killings took place in Rwanda, while it is a country that has been steered since the beginning of the century by religious missions of all obediences, and that has become, over time , the darling of charity organisations.  

An article in which Frédéric FILLOUX says that France is awaiting approval by the UN of her draft resolution for a military-humanitarian intervention in Rwanda.  

An article in which Guy Benhamou said that some French officers, unable to restrain the humanitarian disaster, denounce the ambiguities of their mission in Rwanda.  

An article published by the newspaper "Liberation" on 17 May 1994, in which Alain Frilet talks about the spokesperson of “Médecins Sans Frontière”, who suspected the overwhelming responsibility of France in the Rwandan tragedy, accusing Paris of arming, equipping and training the government forces responsible for the killings.  

An article in which it is said that about 300 Tutsi were killed and other 15,000 displaced in Bugesera region; the main opposition parties, namely the MDR and PL accused the government of being responsible for those killings.  

An article in which it was said that the RPF requested the right to pursue people responsible for the genocide in the French humanitarian zone, and that France was refusing.  

An article in which it was said that the President of the Republic of France noted that the French Government had signed with the President of Rwanda a military assistance treaty in 1975.  

 

An article published by the newspaper "Liberation" on 10 February 1993, in which Stephen Smith said that France had sent an additional company in Kigali, as Rwandan rebels were approaching the capital.  

 

An article published 22 June 1994 by the newspaper "Liberation", in which Alain Frilet said that the Chairman of the RPF Alexis Kanyarengwe makes France responsible for the Rwandan tragedy and predicted fire in the region in case of intervention.  

An article published by the newspaper "Liberation" on 18 May 1994, in which Alain Frilet said that France organized the escape of the entourage of President Habyarimana, including several members of the Rwandan death squads, while the Tutsi staff of the French diplomatic mission were being killed.  

An article published on 25 July 1994 by the newspaper "Liberation", in which Dominique Garraud talks about the return of Rwandan refugees to the country from Goma, Zaire.