ANNOUNCER: Bringing you the world for 20 years, this is CNN.</s>RICH BROOKS, CNN SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER: About a million Rwandan refugees crossed the border at Goma, Zaire. And Goma, being a small town, just was overrun with these people, did not have the infrastructure to deal with it.</s>JIM CLANCY, CNN INTERNATIONAL ANCHOR: This wasn't a refugee crisis created by a war, it was a refugee crisis that was ordered by the militants who had ordered the genocide in Rwanda, thinking that if they got a huge group of refugees together, the world community would have to give them impunity. People didn't have clean drinking water so they immediately began falling ill. People began suffering the effects of exposure, suffering the effects of a long journey. The aid agencies simply couldn't work fast enough. And I think what was lost to some people when they saw this suffering of this mass of humanity is that that was a plan. And what had they done? They had slaughtered men, women, children, their own prime minister, anyone who was moderate, anybody who wanted to take some of the power away from this ruling elite to end their grip on the power and the privilege of Rwanda, a country that's among the poorest in the world. They had massacred for that. They had committed genocide.
CNN 20: Rwandan Refugees in Zaire, July 14, 1994