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Rwanda will need assistance from the international community.
It is expected that Rwanda will take appropriate action.
It is expected that a further 2,500 Burundian refugees currently in Rwanda will repatriate during 1995.
The human tragedy in Rwanda will always remain a shame for the international community.
We look forward to the implementation of those recommendations; Rwanda will continue to play its part.
That is why the delegation of Rwanda will vote in favour of the amendment and calls on other delegations to do the same.
Whatever assistance we intend to provide to survivors of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda will never be sufficient.
The repercussions of the genocide in Rwanda will continue to be felt in the region for several decades at least.
Without a doubt, the atrocities andmayhem inflicted on a whole segment of the population in Rwanda will always haunt the United Nations.
As a result, Rwanda will continue to depend on targeted food aid and food-for-work programmes during the forthcoming six months.
The cooperation of the Government of Rwanda will be of special importance.
Rwanda will closely monitor the evolution of events in Burundi and will collaborate with countries in the region for further measures deemed necessary.
The transfer of cases from the latter Tribunal to Rwanda will greatly facilitate progress in this regard.
Rwanda will continue to act in such a manner as to defend its population from the génocidaires, former FAR, interahamwe and whoever supports them.
The Committee welcomed,in particular, the assurance that Rwanda will resume its reporting obligations under the Convention shortly.
On repatriation, the mission believes that as long as 2 million Rwandese remain in camps in and outside their country,the situation in Rwanda will remain inherently unstable.
For its part,the Government of Rwanda will spare no effort to render the Commission all necessary support, in transparency and with no impediment.
The preparation of the next reports related to the situation of human rights in Rwanda will be easier and with much more display of statistics.
The response of the Government of Rwanda will be brief for the following reason: the report is incomplete and thus inconclusive, as the Team admits throughout the text.
In addition, Rwanda has expressed unswerving commitment to work with the ICTR on the pending file/case transfers- an arrangement where Rwanda will receive pending cases for trial or prisoners.
It is projected that the archives of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda will include approximately 5,000 linear metres of hard-copy materials and more than 1 terabyte of digital data.
Rwanda will continue to support and strengthen partnerships between civil society organizations and Government to highlight the responsibility to protect in Rwanda and throughout the region.
Two legal advisers of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda will participate in the committee to review indictments of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.
Taking into consideration its reduced needs and functions, as well as the Organization's financial constraints, I have decided that it should be headed by a Special Representative at the Assistant Secretary-General level andthat the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Rwanda will serve as his/her deputy.
Those examples show why Rwanda will for a long time suffer the serious consequences of the genocide and the other losses of life in all social sectors, including the country's élite groups.
Additionally, I note that it is anticipated that an influx of appeals cases from the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda will arrive at the end of 2009 and will necessitate the transfer of some of the Tribunal's trial judges to the Appeals Chamber.
Genuine peace and reconciliation in Rwanda will also depend on the progress that will be made in the efforts of the Government and the international community to put an end to the prevailing environment of impunity, by bringing to justice those accused of genocide and massacres.
As stated in my previous reports,I remain convinced that long-term peace in Rwanda will remain elusive as long as large concentrations of Rwandan nationals remain encamped in neighbouring countries.
The United Nations Human Rights Operation in Rwanda will thus continue to monitor the human rights situation in the country, carry out investigations on acts of genocide for the International Tribunal for Rwanda and promote post-conflict confidence-building.
UNAMIR will coordinate closely with UNHCR to facilitate the repatriation process, andmy Special Representative for Rwanda will continue to have overall responsibility for all matters relating to the efforts of the United Nations system to assist in the restoration of peace and stability in that country.