Rights groups condemn U S refugees policy toward Cuba Haiti
Human Rights Watch accuses Washington of pressuring Cuba to crack down on citizens fleeing to the United States and of remaining quiet on Haiti's army violence against refugees. Coast Guard says over 45,000 Cubans and Haitians outbound to the U S were intercepted from June to August.
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Commission finds no proof Soviet POWs in Korea or Vietnam
A U.S.-Russian commission reported no evidence that American servicemen captured in Korea were taken to the Soviet Union or asked by Soviet officers in Vietnam. Leaders vowed to continue archival searches and witness testimony. Malcolm Toon, co-chair, questioned why the Soviet government would not try to recover a POW.
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