Invisible Crimes: US Private Intervention in Mozambique War
| Review of African Political Economy - Vol. 21 No. 61 Invisible Crimes: US Private Intervention in Mozambique War |
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| Abstract of Briefing |
| Title: | Invisible Crimes: US Private Intervention in the War in Mozambique |
| Author: | APIC |
| Location: | Vol.21 No.61 (September 1994), pp473-474 |
| This timely report raised questions of historical accountability which we think will be relevant both before and after the projected elections in Mozambique at the end of October 1994. Chapters include a summary (below), 1) the African Holocaust 2) the US connection with sections on Rhodesian origins and South Africa and other Renamo patrons 3) US Government knowledge and responsibility 4) Conclusions and Policy Implications 5) Legal Appendix: What US laws hold private actors accountable for taking part in foreign civil wars? |
See also... | |
 | Author: APIC Brief biographical profile and list of publications in Review of African Political Economy |
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