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.

I Will Continue To Work For The Advancement Of Freedoms In Egypt And The Arab World Until I Drop Dead... Education Itself - Which Can And Should Play An Important Role In The Apprenticeship Of Tolerance And Respect For Other People -sometimes Encourages Identitarian Closure, Or Even Extremist Behaviour... It Is Therefore Vital To Ensure That Education Does Not Encourage Rejection Of Other People Or Identitarian Closure, But That On The Contrary It Encourages Knowledge And Respect For Other Cultures, Other Religions And Other Ways Of Being And Living.

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

While The Broad Principles Of Democracy Are Universal, The Fact Remains That Their Application Varies Considerably ... We Are At The Beginning Of The Road, At The Very Beginning. We Still Have A Long Way To Go.

For Us, Genocide Was The Gas Chamber - What Happened In Germany. We Were Not Able To Realize That With The Machete You Can Create A Genocide.