Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
09KAMPALA1191
2009-10-15 11:12:00
UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Embassy Kampala
Cable title:
UGANDA: URGENT DEMARCHE ON THE GOLDSTONE REPORT
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UNCLAS KAMPALA 001191
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
DEPT FOR IO/RHS KELLY RAZZOUK AND CARI ENAV
DEPT FOR IO/UNP ANDREW MORRISON
DEPT FOR NEA/IPA JEFFREY GIAUQUE
USUN/NY FOR AMY SCHEDLBAUER AND ELLEN GERMAIN
GENEVA FOR MARC CASSAYRE
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: KPAL PREL PHUM PTER UG
SUBJECT: UGANDA: URGENT DEMARCHE ON THE GOLDSTONE REPORT
REF: SECSTATE 106423
(SBU) Poloff relayed recent Goldstone Report developments and
associated U.S. concerns (reftel) to Ministry of Foreign
Affairs Multilateral Affairs Officer Issac Sebulime on
October 14. Mr. Sebulime had just returned from Uganda's
Mission to the Unitied Nations in New York and was aware that
the Security Council's monthly Middle East meeting had been
moved up to October 14. Sebulime said that Uganda would not
support a discussion of the report at the meeting and stated
that members of the Security Council were not yet prepared to
discuss the lengthy report. Poloff informed Sebulime of the
U.S. government's concern over the planned October 15-16
special session of the HRC, and conveyed U.S. support for
deferring debate on the report until March, as was agreed
during the fall HRC session.
LANIER
SENSITIVE
SIPDIS
DEPT FOR IO/RHS KELLY RAZZOUK AND CARI ENAV
DEPT FOR IO/UNP ANDREW MORRISON
DEPT FOR NEA/IPA JEFFREY GIAUQUE
USUN/NY FOR AMY SCHEDLBAUER AND ELLEN GERMAIN
GENEVA FOR MARC CASSAYRE
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: KPAL PREL PHUM PTER UG
SUBJECT: UGANDA: URGENT DEMARCHE ON THE GOLDSTONE REPORT
REF: SECSTATE 106423
(SBU) Poloff relayed recent Goldstone Report developments and
associated U.S. concerns (reftel) to Ministry of Foreign
Affairs Multilateral Affairs Officer Issac Sebulime on
October 14. Mr. Sebulime had just returned from Uganda's
Mission to the Unitied Nations in New York and was aware that
the Security Council's monthly Middle East meeting had been
moved up to October 14. Sebulime said that Uganda would not
support a discussion of the report at the meeting and stated
that members of the Security Council were not yet prepared to
discuss the lengthy report. Poloff informed Sebulime of the
U.S. government's concern over the planned October 15-16
special session of the HRC, and conveyed U.S. support for
deferring debate on the report until March, as was agreed
during the fall HRC session.
LANIER