Review of African Political Economy
Review of African Political Economy - Vol. 23 No. 70
Central Africa Intervention/Hutu Extremists/Mobutu Regime
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Abstract of Briefing
Title:Central Africa Intervention Must Not Reinforce Hutu Extremists or Mobutu Regime
Author:Washington Office on Africa
Location:Vol.23 No.70 (December 1996), pp567-579
 ISSUE: Despite the return of hundreds of thousands of refugees from Zaïre to Rwanda over the weekend, conflict in eastern Zaïre still poses an immediate threat to the lives of hundreds of thousands of refugees and Zaïreans. International military intervention to establish safe corridors for relief and for refugees to return home is still urgent. Equally important is an adequate international civilian presence to support not only feeding but reintegration and protection of human rights for returned refugees. It is extremely important, however, that this intervention be carried out in such a way as to address long-term issues, as stressed by the recent Nairobi summit of East African leaders, by human rights organizations, and by non-governmental groups.

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