Hundreds of people on Sunday (3/11) gathered in an impromptu refugee camp created by the Red Cross in Kisoro, Uganda. The Hutu refugees had fled the fighting in neighbouring Zaire but were not prepared to return to their native Rwanda fearing Tutsi reprisals for the 1994 genocide committed by the outgoing Rwandan Hutu government. International aid organisations fear more refugees will flood into Uganda.
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