Albright urges peace as massacres raise fears in Rwanda
U S Secretary Madeleine Albright urged reconciliation in Rwanda while reports of a new massacre in the northwest underscore the lingering genocide risk. A senior official called the conflict a genocidal insurgency and warned that unless the government curbs abuses, international support could wane. The visit touched refugee repatriation and human rights, with albright pressing Kagame and Bizimungu to prevent abuses and improve rights oversight.
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Yeltsin Appears On TV Amid Health Concerns
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