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About 2,000 people sheltered at a Kigali school with Belgian UN troops; the troops left on 11 April and many of those left behind were killed. The UN inquiry calls the school ETO; Frontline calls it Don Bosco.

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11 Apr 1994

Massacre after the Belgian withdrawal from the ETO school (Don Bosco), Kigali, 11 April 1994. About 2,000 people sheltered at a Kigali school with Belgian UN troops; the troops left on 11 April and many of those left behind were killed. The UN inquiry calls the school ETO; Frontline calls it Don Bosco.

Massacre after the Belgian withdrawal from the ETO school (Don Bosco), Kigali, 11 April 1994 involved the United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda, Florida Ngulinzira, Nausicaa Habimana, Boniface Ngulinzira and Georges Rutaganda.

Massacre after the Belgian withdrawal from the ETO school (Don Bosco), Kigali, 11 April 1994, part of Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.

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