Dallaire

U.S. officials pointed to the flaws in Dallaire's proposal without offering the resources that would have helped him to overcome them.

Bystanders to Genocide 2001

Whereas Belgian troops turned up well armed and ready to perform the tasks assigned to them, the poorer contingents showed up "bare-assed," in Dallaire's words, and demanded that the United Nations suit them up.

Bystanders to Genocide 2001

U.S. officials pointed to the flaws in Dallaire's proposal without offering the resources that would have helped him to overcome them.

Bystanders to Genocide 2001

Whereas Belgian troops turned up well armed and ready to perform the tasks assigned to them, the poorer contingents showed up "bare-assed," in Dallaire's words, and demanded that the United Nations suit them up.

Bystanders to Genocide 2001

In regards to the military structure, Dallaire blames the middle level functionaries for stalling the disclosure.

Part II: Soldiering on? The invisible injuries of war : Law is Cool 2009

Now a Senator, Dallaire has estimated, about 20 per cent of troops and humanitarian workers on missions like his suffer much the same thing, as do 5 to 10 percent of diplomats.

Part II: Soldiering on? The invisible injuries of war : Law is Cool 2009

Or when Kofi Anan, at the time head of all UN peace-keeping forces worldwide, forbade General Romeo Dallaire of Canada, who commanded the UN peace-keeping force in Kigali, from using force to stop the Rwandan genocide.

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: Christian Love and the Obligation to Hate Evil Rabbi Shmuley Boteach 2011

When I heard the title, I figured it was a thinky, political, Romeo Dallaire sort of endeavour, and I was a bit afraid of the where the subject matter might take me, both figuratively and literally.

Archive 2009-07-01 2009

The calls have come from Sen. Romeo Dallaire, UNICEF, Amnesty International, and the Canadian Bar Association, among many others.

Obama: End of Guantanamo and Good News for Omar Khadr : Law is Cool 2009

Eight years after Rwanda, in daylight and in dreams, Dallaire still hears the cries of wounded children, the weeping of survivors, the voice of the man who died at the other end of a phone line as the general listened.

Part II: Soldiering on? The invisible injuries of war : Law is Cool 2009