P02211.019
Photograph P02211.019 Period 1990-1999Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995. Debris of partially destroyed temporary housing and personal belongings litter a refugee camp several days after a riot and subsequent massacre. Note the lime covered mass grave

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995-05. Debris of a partially destroyed temporary housing and personal belongings litter a refugee camp several days after the riot and subsequent massacre. The line of light coloured litter and debris along the distant crest marks the site where most bodies were located. Members of the Australian Medical Support Force (AMFS) had counted more than 4,000 before they were stopped by Rwanda Patriotic Army (RPA) officials. The AMSF was Australia's contribution to the United Nations Assistance Mission to Rwanda (UNAMIR).
Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995. Debris of partially destroyed temporary housing and personal belongings litter a refugee camp several days after a riot and subsequent massacre. Note the lime covered mass grave

Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995-05. A refugee woman having an infected head wound treated by Lance Corporal (L.Cpl) Jenkins, a patrol medic from 2 Cavalry Regiment, Royal Australian Armoured Corps (RAAC). Two we

Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995-05. Personnel of the Australian Medical Support Force (AMSF) personnel carrying a wounded refugee on a stretcher. They are all members of the United Nations Assistance Mission In

Kibeho, Rwanda. 1995-06. Medical personnel of the Australian Medical Support Force (AMSF) treating a wounded refugee at a Casualty Clearing Post (CCP). In the left foreground is Corporal (Cpl) Reeves

Australian soldiers carrying a stretcher search through the debris for more victims of the massacre of unarmed civilians by the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA) as the RPA were still firing at the fleeing
A young Rwandan girl, playing with a pack of cards, sits among the debris in the Kibeho refugee camp after the brutal massacre of over 2,000 civilians by the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA). The refugee
