The logistical burden of such massive displacement alone demonstrates the extent of the resources that have been deliberately dedicated to executing Milosevic's plans. Such massive human rights catastrophes demand an immediate response from the international human rights community. That is one of the main reasons I am here, to help ensure that the Commission adopts our strong and uncompromising resolution on the human rights conditions in the Former Yugoslavia - and by an overwhelming margin. You are all probably aware that the United States is also sponsoring a resolution on human rights in China. We believe this is entirely appropriate.
Every country has the right to examine other countries' human rights record.
Country resolutions should come up for full discussion at the Commission. And so, while we acknowledge that rising national prosperity has meant more personal freedom and opportunity for many Chinese people, we cannot remain silent with respect to China's continuing abuse of universal human rights, including the deprivation of the right of political freedom. Similarly, with regard to Cuba. During the last few months, many democratic governments around the world heeded the Pontiff's prayer that the world would open to Cuba, but Cuba has not opened to the world. In fact, human rights conditions there have deteriorated.