Humanitarian Assistance for Iraq
USAID Administrator Natsios (Apr. 2): "In terms of the overall situation we're seeing, there are pockets of humanitarian need in Iraq, but we are not facing a massive humanitarian crisis." [audio; dial-up; DSL/cable; full text]
Secretary in Europe
Secretary Powell is traveling to Ankara, Turkey; Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro; and Brussels, Belgium, April 1-3. [more]
Human Rights Reports
Secretary Powell (Mar. 31): "As we lead an international campaign against terrorism, we are also working to extend the blessings of freedom at home and abroad. People of every race, religion and region, people of every color, creed and continent, want to live in freedom, in safety, and to create a better future for their children." [clip: audio; video--dsl/cable or dial-up; full text; 2002 Reports]
 Operation Iraqi Freedom
In Umm Qasr, Iraq, these Iraqi children watch the passing coalition forces of Operation Iraqi Freedom, the multinational coalition effort to liberate the Iraqi people, eliminate Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, and end the regime of Saddam Hussein. The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is prepared to provide humanitarian and reconstruction assistance to the people of Iraq.
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