CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR, CNN CHIEF INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Two years later, all of a sudden, all of these people who had rushed out of Rwanda were now rushing back, because the new government in Rwanda had agreed to have them back, wanted them to come back. It was the most incredible sight.</s>MIKE HANNA, CNN JERUSALEM BUREAU CHIEF: It was just a sea of people. It was tens of thousands of people on the march, carrying whatever they had after two years of living in a camp, walking back towards Rwanda without the assistance of the United Nations. They were doing it out of their own volition, out of their own spirit. The people having now been allowed to have control over their own destiny for the first time in much of the past decade seized that power very quickly and got up, and they walked home. It was, in many ways, a very stirring and very wonderful moment.</s>AMANPOUR: It was just the most extraordinary experience. You were standing there in this sea of people that just wouldn't stop for days, and of all of human activity was taking place on the trek back. It was incredible. Amazing, amazing sight.
CNN 20: Rwandan Refugees Return Home, November 16, 1996