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Why didn’t the Australians open fire at Kibeho?

This essay explores an episode for Australia’s history of peacekeeping, the forced violent closure of ‘IDP’ camp at Kibeho, Rwanda, in 1995. Australian peacekeepers were present, but did not intervene. Examining it highlights how in war sometimes it is not doing something that shapes events.
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