...the subject of human rights in the Middle East, except in their frequent denunciations of terrorism. Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor John Shattuck had not been to the region since early 1994. although a trip was under discussion for late 1996. Chief...

...1994 to prison terms drew particular criticisms from both the Congress and the administration. The Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor John Shattuck was despatched to Turkey twice within six months. He noted that the United States was becoming increasingly...

...paUtieaL hmjneat. and inteUectaal elites, the priot media facilitate pobllc policy debate*. As noted by Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor John Shattuck: "[WJhfle the ptint media lack the intnascr of television, (hey can stimulate debate because print It...

...Chair-in-Office, sent an eight-member delegation. The US Delegation was headed by Rudolf V. Perina. Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor John Shattuck addressed the opening plenary of the meeting and held bilateral consultations on the margins of the...

...putting an end to religious repression in at least some instances. This Committee has already heard from Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor John Shattuck on the bill and there are voices in the Administration (and in the Congress) that argue that neither...

...performance on religious freedom during testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in May. Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy. Human Rights, and Labor John Shattuck testified that "The Secretary of State. Ambassador Wyche Fowler, and other United States officials...

...concerns about these allegations to the highest level of the Government of Rwanda (GOR) . On July 18, the Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor John Shattuck telephoned Vice President Kagame to reiterate USG concern about the conduct of elements of the Rwandan...

...political, business, and intellectual elites, the print media facilitate public policy debates. As noted by Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor John Shattuck: "[WJhile the print media lack the intimacy of television, they can stimulate debate because print is...

...department who dealt with human rights formed the core of the bureaucratic forces urging sanction. The assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights, and labor, John Shattuck, was the most consistent voice in the department advocating a strong US stance on the issue of human...

...is in the national interest, and it is the president who is held accountable by the public. Former Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor John Shattuck notes that in these cases, "Strong public support is unlikely until the president has stimulated it...