Amnesty faults governments for human rights abuses worldwide
Amnesty International reports widespread political oppression across scores of nations, listing 151 states including the United States for 1993 death-row executions. The watchdog urges release of political prisoners, abolition of death penalties for criminal offenses, and explanations for disappearances of activists globally.
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Cambodia Outlaws Khmer Rouge After Parliament Vote
Parliament in Phnom Penh unanimously outlawed the Khmer Rouge and approved amnesty safeguards. Prime Minister Norodom Ranariddh said the move ends years of conflict and will seek international cooperation to arrest and return members. The government, formed after a 1993 U.N. poll, faced a coup attempt and released leaders during amnesty talks.
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Clinton honors victims of Hitler persecution in Poland
President Clinton paid silent tribute at Warsaw’s Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the War saw Ghetto Memorial, praising Poland's security and democracy efforts amid fears of renewed Russian influence and NATO ties, while Lech Walesa urged confidence beyond paper guarantees.
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