PQ 316
318 Mr. F. McGrath asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will withdraw support to the structures leading the Democratic Republic of Congo and restrain their help to the minimum through serious non-governmental organisations operating in the country; if he will request the trial of all the criminals involved in the Congo tragedy; if he will not recognise the Government in place in Kinshasa; if he will request the Government and fellow EU members to withdraw their 2000 soldiers sent to protect the regime currently in place, against the will of the Congolese citizens; if he will further request the departure of all Rwandese citizens occupying huge eastern portions of the Congo national territory since the assassination of a person (details supplied); if he will request that the UN, EU and other international organisations recognise the Congo tragedy as a crime against humanity and commemorate it as it does with the Holocaust of the Jewish people; and if he will ask the Government to use the clean and humane image of the country to ensure that the Congo tragedy will not be forgotten by the world. [27566/06]
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318 Mr. F. McGrath asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will withdraw support to the structures leading the Democratic Republic of Congo and restrain their help to the minimum through serious non-governmental organisations operating in the country; if he will request the trial of all the criminals involved in the Congo tragedy; if he will not recognise the Government in place in Kinshasa; if he will request the Government and fellow EU members to withdraw their 2000 soldiers sent to protect the regime currently in place, against the will of the Congolese citizens; if he will further request the departure of all Rwandese citizens occupying huge eastern portions of the Congo national territory since the assassination of a person (details supplied); if he will request that the UN, EU and other international organisations recognise the Congo tragedy as a crime against humanity and commemorate it as it does with the Holocaust of the Jewish people; and if he will ask the Government to use the clean and humane image of the country to ensure that the Congo tragedy will not be forgotten by the world. [27566/06]
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