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TO ALL AFRICAN DIPLOMATIC POSTS PRIORITY
ALL OECD CAPITALS PRIORITY
AMEMBASSY BUJUMBURA PRIORITY
AMEMBASSY BONN PRIORITY
AMEMBASSY BRASILIA PRIORITY
AMEMBASSY BRUSSELS PRIORITY
AMCONSUL CALGARY PRIORITY
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AMEMBASSY LUANDA PRIORITY
AMEMBASSY LUXEMBOURG PRIORITY
AMEMBASSY MOSCOW PRIORITY
AMEMBASSY OTTAWA PRIORITY
AMEMBASSY PARIS PRIORITY
AMEMBASSY RIYADH PRIORITY
AMEMBASSY ROME PRIORITY
AMEMBASSY SANAA PRIORITY
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USMISSION USNATO PRIORITY
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SOMALIA COLLECTIVE PRIORITY
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USCINCEUR VAIHIHGEN GE PRIORITY
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UNCLAS STATE 116987
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TAGS: OPRC, PREL, XA, US
SUBJECT: PRESS GUIDANCE , MAY 3, 1994
1.
BELOW IS GUIDANCE ON SOUTH AFRICA, RWANDA AND NIGERIA.
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2.
SOUTH AFRICA: AF - ELECTIONS
Q: DO YOU HAVE ANY REACTION TO MANDELA'S AND DE KLERK'S
SPEECHES YESTERDAY?
A: THE GRACIOUS SPEECHES BY MR. MANDELA AND PRESIDENT DE
KLERK YESTERDAY WERE IN KEEPING WITH THE SPIRIT OF
NATIONAL RECONCILIATION THAT HAS CHARACTERIZED THESE
ELECTIONS. WE APPLAUD BOTH LEADERS FOR THIS REAFFIRMATION
OF THEIR COMMITMENT TO DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES.
Q: WHO WILL BE IN THE U.S. DELEGATION TO THE INAUGURATION
OF THE NEW SOUTH AFRICA PRESIDENT?
A: WE UNDERSTAND THAT THE WHITE HOUSE MAY BE MAKING AN
ANNOUNCEMENT ON THIS SUBJECT LATER TODAY.
3. RWANDA: STATEMENT ON DOLLARS 15 MILLION FOR RWANDAN
AND BURUNDI REFUGEES
STATEMENT BY CHRISTINE SHELLY, ACTING SPOKESMAN
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THE UNITED STATES WILL CONTRIBUTE DOLLARS 15 MILLION TO
ASSIST THE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF REFUGEES AND DISPLACED
PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN FORCES FROM THEIR HOMES BY THE
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PRESENT VIOLENCE IN RWANDA AND BY EARLIER INTER-ETHNIC
FIGHTING IN BURUNDI.
THIS FUNDING WILL BE USED TO SUPPORT THE ACTIVITIES OF THE
UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR), THE
WORLD FOOD PROGRAM (WFP), AND THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION
OF RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES (IFRC). THESE
ORGANIZATIONS AND SETTING UP REFUGEE CAMPS AND PROVIDING
FOOD, MEDICAL CARE, AND OTHER EMERGENCY SERVICES TO THE
REFUGEES AND DISPLACED PERSONS.
OTHER U.S. ASSISTANCE WILL BE FROVIDED BY SAID'S OFFICE
OF FOREIGN DISASTER ASSISTANCE (OFDA), FOOD FOR PEACE
(FFP), AND THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT CONTRIBUTED DOLLARS 35 MILLION IN
MARCH TO THE INTERNAITONAL COMMITTEE OF THE RED CROSS
(ICRC) FOR ITS EMERGENCY ACTIVITIES IN AFRICA. THE
LARGEST OF THESE IS IN RWANDA. THE ICRC AND THE RWANDAN
RED CROSS ARE CONTINUING UNDER TERRIBLE CONDITIONS TO
PROVIDE PROTECTION AND HELP TO THE VICTIMS OF THE TRAGEDY
ENFOLDING IN RWANDA.
THUS FAR, DURING THE CONFLICT, OVER A MILLION RWANDANS ARE
BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN DISPLACED FROM THEIR HOMES. APPROXIMATELY 250,000 RWANDANS HAVE FLED TO TANZANIA WITH
AS MANY 300,000 MORE REPORTEDLY WAITING TO CROSS THE
BORDER. ANOTHER 60,000 HAVE SOUGHT REFUGE IN BURUNDI,
UGANDA, AND ZAIRE. HUMANITARIAN RELIEF REQUIREMENTS ARE
STAGGERING.
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IN ADDITION, 200,000 BURUNDI REFUGEES, WHO HAD TAKEN
REFUGE IN RWANDA FOLLOWING AN UNSUCCESSFUL COUP IN BURUNDI
IN OCTOBER 1993, ARE REPORTED TO HAVE FLED BACK TO BURUNDI
SINCE THE VIOLENCE ERUPTED. AN ESTIMATED 65,000 BURUNDI
REFUGEES REMAIN IN SOUTHERN RWANDA, AND 135,000 BURUNDI
REFUGEES REMAIN IN TANZANIA AND ZAIRE. IN 1993, THE U.S.
MADE AVAILABLE DOLLARS 5 MILLION TO RESPOND TO THE INITIAL
NEEDS OF THESE REFUGEES FROM BURUNDI.
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4. RWANDA: RP - REFUGEES
Q. WOULD YOU PROVIDE AN UPDATE ON THE RWANDAN REFUGEE
CRISIS? IS THE BORDER WITH TANZANIA CLOSED?
A. WE HAVE NO NEW INFORMATION ON FRTHER REFUGEE
MOVEMENTS FROM RWANDA THIS MORNING. ACCORDING TO THE
UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR) AT
LEAST 250,000 RWANDANS HAVE CROSSED THE BORDER INTO
TANZANIA.
THE FLOW OF REFUGEES AT THE BORDER. CROSSING INTO TANZANIA
AT RUSUMO CAME TO A HALT LATE SATURDAY WHEN RWANDAN
PATRIOTIC FRONT (RF) FORCES TOOK CONTROL OF THE BRIDGE.
AT LEAST 60,000 OF OTHER RWANDAN REFUGEES HAVE FLED TO
BURUNDI, UGANDA, AND ZAIRE.
Q. WHAT IS THE US DOING TO HELP?
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. THE US ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT IT IS MAKING DOLLARS 15
MILLION AVAILABLE TO THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER
FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR), THE WORLD FOOD PROGRAM (WFP), AND
THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE RED CROSS (IFRC) TO
SUPPORT THEIR ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS FOR THE REFUGEES.
OTHER US ASSISTANCE WILL BE PROVIDED BY USAID'S OFFICE OF
US FOREIGN DISASTER ASSISTANCE (OFDA), FOOD FOR PEACE
(FFP), AND BY THE US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT CONTRIBUTED DOLLARS 35 MILLION IN
MARCH TO THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR THE RED CROSS
(ICRC) FOR ITS EMERGENCY ACTIVITIES IN AFRICA. THE
LARGEST OF THESE IS IN RWANDA. ICRC AND THE RWANDAN RED
CROSS ARE DRAWING ON THESE FUNDS TO PROVIDE PROTECTION AND
ASSISTANCE INSIDE RWANDA UNDER TERRIBLE CONDITIONS.
OUR REFUGEE OFFICER AT THE US EMBASSY IN DAR ES SALAAM
VISITED THE RWANDA/TANZANIAN BORDER OVER THE WEEKEND TO
ASSESS THE NEEDS.
Q. WHAT IS BEING DONE TO CARE FOR THE REFUGEES
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A. A UNHCR EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM IS ALREADY IN NGARA IN
TANZANIA. THEY ARE OPENING CAMPS FOR THE REFUGEES AND
BRINGING TENTS, PLASTIC SHEETING, JERRY CANS FOR WATER,
AND OTHER SUPPLIES INTO THE AREA.
THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE RED CROSS (IFRC) AND
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THE TANZANIAN RED CROSS ARE ASSISTING UNHCR IN THE
ESTABLISHMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF THE REFUGEE CAMPS. THEY
WILL REGISTER REFUGEES, PROVIDE PREVENTATIVE HEALTH CARE,
AND DISTRIBUTE FOOD AND OTHER SUPPLIES.
THIRTY NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOS) ARE ACTIVELY
INVOLVED IN WORKING WITH UNHCR TO ASSIST THE REFUGEES IN
TANZANIA.
MANY OF THE REFUGEES IN TANZANIA ARRIVED WITH A FEW DAYS
SUPPLY OF FOOD. THERE IS A LAKE NEARBY WHICH WILL PROVIDE
WATER AT LEAST FOR A WHILE.
THE UNITED NATIONS WORLD FOOD PROGRAM (WFP) IS ORGANIZING
FOOD SUPPLIES FOR THE REFUGEES IN TANZANIA AS WELL AS FOR
THOSE IN BURUNDI, ZAIRE, AND UGANDA, AND FOR DISPLACED
PERSONS INSIDE RWANDA.
4. RWANDA: STATEMENT BY CHRISTINE SHELLY, ACTING
SPOKESMAN
JOHN SHATTUCK VISIT TO AREA
IN RESPONSE TO INCREASING CONCERN OVER TE TRAGIC HUMAN
RIGHTS SITUATION IN RWANDA AND TO UNDERLINE THE NEED TO
STOP THE BLOODSHED IN THAT COUNTRY, THE FRESIDENT HAS
ASKED JOHN SHATTUCK, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR
HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS, TO TRAVEL TO THE
REGION. HE WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY DAVID RAWSON, THE U.S.
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AMBASSADOR TO RWANDA, AND BRUNSON MCKINLEY, DEPUTY
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR REFUGEE PROGRAMS.
DURING THE TRIP, MR. SHATTUCK WILL CONSULT WITH SEVERAL
REGIONAL LEADERS TO SUPPORT RENEWED NEGOTIATIONS AIMED AT
A LASTING PEACE IN RWANDA. HE WILL MEET WITH SALIM A.
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SALIM, THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE ORGANIZATION OF
AFRICAN UNITY (OAU). HE WILL MEET WITH OFFICIALS OF THE
GOVERNMENT OF TANZANIA, FACILITATOR OF THE ARUSHA PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS. MR . SHATTUCK WILL ALSO TRAVEL TO KAMPALA TO
MEET WITH KEY OFFICIALS THERE AND VISIT BUJUMBURA TO
CONSULT WITH OFFICIALS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF BURUNDI. IN
ADDITION, MR. SHATTUCK IS PREFARED TO MEET WITH
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE GOVERNMENT OF RWANDA AND THE RWANDA
PATRIOTIC FRONT (RPF).
5. RWANDA: AF - VISITS
Q: WHAT IS THE ITINERARY FOR THE TRIP BY A/S SHATTUCK,
AMBASSADOR RAWSON, AND DAS MCKINLEY?
A: BECAUSE OF UNCERTAINTIES ASSOCIATED WITH MEETINGS
SCHEDULED TO BEGIN TODAY IN ARUSHA, TANZANIA, THE
ITINERARY FOR THE DELEGATION IS NOT YET FIRM. WE WILL
RELEASE FURTHER INFORMATION WHEN IT IS AVAILABLE.
Q: WHAT WILL THE DELEGATION BE DOING IN THE AREA?
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A: THE DELEGATION INTENDS TO CONSULT WITH NEIGHBORING
GOVERNMENTS AND WITH THE OAU REGARDING WAYS TO STOP THE
MASSACRES IN RWANDA, TO ACHIEVE A CEASE-FIRE AND RETURN TO
THE NEGOTIATING TABLE, TO PREVENT A SPREAD OF THE
CONFLICT, AND TO PROTECT AND ASSIST REFUGEES.
IN BURUNDI, THE DELEGATION WILL EXFRESS APPRECIATION TO
THE GOVERNMENT OF BURUNDI AND ITS MILITARY FOR THE SUPPORT
PROVIDED DURING THE EVACUATION OF EXPATRIATES FROM
RWANDA.
Q: WILL A/S SHATTUCK AND HIS PARTY VISIT REFUGEES WHILE
IN TANZANIA?
A: THE DELEGATION'S ITINERARY WITHIN TANZANIA IS STILL
BEING DEVELOPED.
Q: WILL THE PARTY TRAVEL TO RWANDA?
A: NO.
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Q: WILL THE A/s OR HIS DELEGATION PARTICIPATE IN THE
ARUSHA TALKS?
A: U.S. AMBASSADOR TO TANZANIA PETER DE VOS WILL BE AT
THE TALKS; AMBASSADOR RAWSON WILL ALSO PARTICIPATE.
6.
RWANDA - IO - REFUGEES
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Q. PLEASE PROVIDE AN UPDATE ON FIGHTING AND DEATH TOLL.
IS THE US PROPOSING AN ALL AFRICAN PEACEKEEPING FORCE
UNDER UN AUSPICES? WILL THE US HELP FUND SUCH A FORCE?
UP TO HOW MUCH? DID THE ARUSHA TALKS RESUME TODAY? WHAT
IS THE STATUS OF UN SECURITY COUNCIL DELIBERATIONS ON
RWANDA?
A. SPORADIC, SOMETIMES HEAVY FIGHTING CONTINUES IN KIGALI
AND OTHER PARTS OF RWANDA. THERE HAS BEEN NO SIGNIFICANT
CHANGE IN THE LOCATION AND DISPOSITION OF THE RPF AND
GOVERNMENT FORCES IN KIGALI. WE HAVE NO UPDATE ON EARLIER
ESTIMATES FROM RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS IN RWANDA THAT WELL
OVER 100,000 RWANDANS HAVE BEEN KILLED.
WE HAVE INDICATED OUR READINESS TO CONSIDER PROPOSALS FROM
AFRICAN OR OTHER COUNTRIES TO CONTRIBUTE TO INTERNATIONAL
EACE EFFORTS IN RWANDA. IT IS PREMATURE TO REDICT THE
SIZE OR COST OF SUCH AN EFFORT.
ON APRIL 30, THE SECURITY COUNCIL ISSUED A PRESIDENTIAL
STATEMENT CALLING FOR COORDINATED INTERNATIONAL ACTION TO
HELP BRING PEACE TO RWANDA, TO ALLEVIATE THE SUFFERING OF
THE RWANDAN PEOPLE, AND TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF VIOLENCE
TO NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES. THE COUNCIL IS SCHEDULED TO
MEET AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON TO CONSIDER FURTHER ACTION.
7.
NIGERIA - AF - FULL PAGE ADVERTISEMENTS
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Q: DO YOU HAVE ANY COMMENT ON THE FULL-PAGE
ADVERTISEMENTS THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT HAS RUN IN THE NEW
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YORK TIMES AND THE WASHINGTON POST?
A. WE ARE PLEASED THAT THE MILITARY REGIME CONTINUES TO
PROMISE A TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY. BUT PROMISES ARE NOT
ENOUGH. CONCRETE STEPS TOWARD DEMOCRATICALLY ELECTED
CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT, UNHINDERED BY MILITARY INTERVENTION,
ARE ESSENTIAL. THESE STEPS SHOULD E TAKEN WITHOUT
FURTHER DELAY OR EQUIVOCATION.
THE REGIME'S PROMISES CONCERNING RESPECT FOR FUNDAMENTAL
HUMAN RIGHTS HAVE NOT BEEN BORNE OUT BY ITS ACTIONS. THE
PRESS, PARTICULARLY, HAS BEEN SUBJECTED TO INCREASING
HARASSMENT OF LATE. THIS HARASSMENT SHOULD CEASE
IMMEDIATELY.
Q: BUT ISN'T THE NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE A
CONCRETE STEP TOWARD CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT?
A. THE MEETING, ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR THE FIRST
QUARTER OF THIS YEAR, HAS NOT YET TAKEN PLACE. THE POWERS
OF THE CONFEREES HAVE NOT YET BEEN ESTABLISHED. THE
MILITARY REGIME HAS NOT YET INDICATED THE EXTENT TO WHICH
IT WILL . ACCEPT THE CONCLUSIONS OF THE CONFEREES.
WE WILL WATCH THIS EVENT CLOSELY TO SEE WHETHER IT BECOMES
ONE OF THE CONCRETE STEPS WE ARE SEEKING.
8. NIGERIA - INM - DRUG TRAFFICKING
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Q. DO YOU HAVE.ANY COMMENT ON THE ISSUE OF NARCOTICS
CONTROL AS RAISED IN THE ADVERTISEMENT PLACED IN THE
NYTIMES AND THE WASHINGTON POST BY THE GOVERNMENT OF
NIGERIA?
A. IN ORDER TO RECEIVE FULL CERTIFICATION, NIGERIA MUST
TAKE MEANINGFUL AND COMMITTED ACTION AGAINST NIGERIAN
CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED IN NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING.
WE HAVE COMMUNICATED THIS TO THE GOERNMENT OF NIGERIA.
THE USG WILL EVALUATE NIGERIA'S PERFORMANCE TO CONTROL
DRUG TRAFFICKING AND MONEY LAUNDERING, AND IMPROVE ITS LAW
ENFORCEMENT COOPERATION, ASSET SEIZURE, EXTRADITION AND
MUTUAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE, AND DRUG TREATMENT EFFORTS.
THESE AREAS ARE IDENTIFIED IN THE 1988 U.N. CONVENTION
AGAINST ILLICIT TRAFFIC IN NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC
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SUBSTANCES.
IN ADDITION, WE WILL EXPECT IMPROVEMENT IN PREVENTING AND
PROSECUTING THE OFFICIAL CORRUPTION THAT ENCOURAGES AND
FACILITATES DRUG TRAFFICKING.
WE ALSO EXPECT NIGERIA TO DEVELOP INTELLIGENCE ON
NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING ORGANIZATIONS BASED WITHIN ITS
BORDERS, TO TAKE INDEPENDENT ACTION AGAINST THOSE
ORGANIZATIONS TO DISRUPT THEIR INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS,
AND TO SHARE WITH THE INTERNATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
COMMUNITY INFORMATION ON THE OFERATIONS OF THOSE
ORGANIZATIONS IN OTHER COUNTRIES.
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