'We know what is happening, we cannot walk away': how the Guardian bore witness to horror in former Yugoslavia

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : "Safe havens" protected by UN forces were finally established in the spring of 1993, initially around Srebrenica.
49% : We would put many thousands more troops, wearing UN berets, into Bosnia; and we would allow them not merely to defend themselves, but to make the havens truly safe and Sarajevo a protected city.
32% : On one occasion, after a political story had been displaced to accommodate another startling dispatch from Bosnia, it was denounced as "political pornography" by Gott, the paper's literary editor, at a lively morning meeting.
30% : "'Fuck the UN', was all he said.
26% : Procrastination on the part of the United Nations, failure to agree a course of action among the members of Nato, allowed the terrible toll to continue.

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