UN General Assembly
1993

document to be submitted to the donors at a round table for humanitarian emergency assistance. Forty-eighth session - 6 October l993 5 Rwanda is trying to manage its meagre resources in an extremely difficult context. But it remains committed to the strategy of economic development contained in the structural adjustment programme it launched in November 1990, with, as its base, the process of economic liberalization that has already begun and is giving the private sector a larger role in decision-making. By signing the Peace Agreement the Government of Rwanda firmly committed itself to strengthening the basis of a State of law in which public freedoms, together with political rights, justice and equality, will be guaranteed. In that Agreement the two parties have agreed that an independent National Commission for Human Rights will be established entrusted with dealing with violations of human rights perpetrated by any person on Rwandan territory and, in particular, by State bodies and by persons under cover of the State or other organizations. Simultaneously, the Government will move to improve the functioning of the