A look at Canadian peacekeeping

CANADA PEACEKEEPING IN RWANDA
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INTRODUCTION
 Canada is long been considered as a peacekeeping
country.
 It reflects supreme peacekeeping strategies and
practices.
 Canada’s participation in the United Nations (UN)
peacekeeping actions have failed to receive significant
appreciation.
 It has been accepted with self-interests instead of
altruism.
 Canadian government must get involved in key
enabling proficiencies and niche capabilities on
smaller degree.

UNAMIR ROLE IN RWANDA
 United Nations’
execution of
peacekeeping
undertakings in
African nation of
Rwanda continued
from 1993 to 1996
with the support of
UNAMIR.
 However, with the
robust back up of UN
mission to Rwanda,
the status quo in the
country led to more
damage in 1994.

ARGUMENTS ON LACK OF
EVIDENCES OF UNAMIR II
 Population of Hutus started to bloodshed millions of
the Tutsis and put away the Hutus.
 In such a status quo, UN soldiers demonstrated major
contribution in Rwanda.
 Contradictory statements claim to have found
adequate evidence on the courageous initiatives
carried on by the former Major General Roméo
Dallaire, UNAMIR (Galloway).
 However, no major information can be found on the
subsequent UNAMIR II Canadian undertaking.