Shooting Dogs story origin

Therefore, the role of Pastor Christopher Nolan in the film is based on Wijank Kurik. As for another English teacher, Joe Kona-David Baiton admitted that Joe came across in The Republic of Rwanda. A complex of many people, you can see the shadows of teachers, workers and even students from him. At the beginning of bloodbath , the U.S. and British governments lobbied the United Nations Security Council not to send troops to The Republic of Rwanda without exception, and even for a month after that, they refused to admit that the tragedy was a "planned race." massacre". While they were eager to deny it to the whole world, nearly 1 million people died in the catastrophe in The Republic of Rwanda. Therefore, Byton decided to put on the big screen everything he personally experienced in The Republic of Rwanda: "The genocide that took place there was not just a simple civil war, it can reflect many things, such as being an international The rescue of sex organizations failed, such as my shame as a journalist. I believe many people have similar feelings to me, like teachers who left ETO, diplomats who ran away in a hurry, and even had to be ordered The evacuated UN soldiers, these people left their The Republic of Rwanda friends behind. Even the United Nations Security Council, All showed their cowardice and timidity in maintaining morality in this matter. At that time, the clearest thing was the two unspoken rules of diplomacy: if you are white or have connections with the Western world, you can be protected by the Security Council; on the contrary, if you are poor or black, please You forgot that there are such organizations in the world, you can only rely on yourself. "Why did the United States and other Western countries react "sluggishly" to the tragedy that occurred in The Republic of Rwanda? It is indeed worthy of our reflection, as Baiton later added: "When international organizations stand still, they are like Weizhan. People like K. Kurek stayed. They saved lives with their weak power. They did what others did not. They brought unlimited hope. "