In October of '96, a rebel movement attacked refugee camps along the Rwanda-Zaire border where the Interyhamwe and XFAR were also present. Interyhamwe is the former militia of Rwanda and XFAR is the former army. Zaire's rebels, with the support of Rwanda, began to attack these camps to eliminate the threat of XFAR and Interyhamwe. That caused the refugee crisis we all saw on TV in October. Humanitarian agencies still don't have access to them because of the ongoing fighting.
Intervention is still necessary.
But the international community, knowing that this population exists in inhuman conditions, did not intervene. Silent acquiescence is a de-facto legitimization of forced migration and starvation as an act of war. But the international community said there was no need to intervene. I say there was, and is, a need. He declares that the refugees are there, and that the international community should be ashamed of having abandoned them.