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(3) calls on the United Nations Security Coun-
cil to condemn the slave raids and bring to justice
those responsible for these crimes against humanity;
(4) calls on the President—
(A) to increase support for relief organiza-
tions that are working outside the United Na-
tions-coordinated relief effort, Operation Life-
line Sudan (OLS), in opposition-controlled
areas;
(B) to instruct the Administrator of the
United States Agency for International Devel-
opment (USAID) and the heads of other rel-
evant agencies to significantly increase and bet-
ter coordinate with nongovernmental organiza-
tions outside the Operation Lifeline Sudan sys-
tem involved in relief work in Sudan;
(C) to instruct the Administrator of
USAID and the Secretary of State to work to
strengthen the independence of Operation Life-
line Sudan from the National Islamic Front
government;
(D) to substantially increase development
funds for capacity building, democracy pro-
motion, civil administration, judiciary, and in-
frastructure support in opposition-controlled
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areas, and to report on a quarterly basis to the
Congress on the progress made under this sub-
paragraph;
(E) to instruct appropriate agencies to
provide humanitarian assistance directly, in-
cluding food, to the Sudan People’s Liberation
Army (SPLA), its NDA allies, and other indige-
nous groups in southern Sudan and the Nuba
Mountains;
(F) to intensify and expand United States
diplomatic and economic pressures on the Na-
tional Islamic Front government by maintaining
the current unilateral sanctions regime and by
increasing efforts for multilateral sanctions;
(G) to provide the Sudan People’s Libera-
tion Army (SPLA) and its National Democratic
Alliance (NDA) allies with political and mate-
rial support;
(H) to take the lead to strengthen the
Intergovernmental Authority for Development’s
(IGAD) peace process; and
(I) not later than 3 months after the adop-
tion of this resolution, to report to the Congress
about the administration’s efforts or plans to
end slavery in Sudan;
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(5) calls on the United Nations Security
Council—
(A) to impose an arms embargo on the
Government of Sudan;
(B) to condemn the enslavement of inno-
cent civilians and take appropriate measures
against the perpetrators of this crime;
(C) to swiftly implement reforms within
the Operation Lifeline Sudan to enhance inde-
pendence from the National Islamic Front re-
gime;
(D) to implement United Nations Security
Council Resolution 1070 relating to an air em-
bargo;
(E) to make a determination that the Na-
tional Islamic Front’s war policy in southern
Sudan and the Nuba Mountains constitutes
genocide or ethnic cleansing; and
(F) to protect innocent civilians from aer-
ial bombardment by the National Islamic
Front’s air force;
(6) urges the Inter-Governmental Authority for
Development (IGAD) partners under the leadership
of President Daniel Arap Moi to call on the Govern-
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ment of Sudan to immediately stop the indiscrimi-
nate bombings in southern Sudan;
(7) strongly condemns any government that fi-
nancially supports the Government of Sudan;
(8) calls on the President to transmit to the
Congress not later than 90 days after the date of
the adoption of this concurrent resolution, and not
later than every 90 days thereafter, a report regard-
ing flight suspensions for humanitarian purposes
concerning Operation Lifeline Sudan; and
(9) urges the President to increase by 100 per-
cent the allocation of funds that are made available
through the Sudanese Transition Assistance for Re-
habilitation Program (commonly referred to as the
‘‘STAR Program’’) for the promotion of the rule of
law to advance democracy, civil administration and
judiciary, and the enhancement of infrastructure, in
the areas in Sudan that are controlled by the opposi-
tion to the National Islamic Front government.
Passed the House of Representatives June 15, 1999.
Attest:
Clerk.