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Haiti expels observers
The Associated Press
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — International human rights observers, forced out of Haiti by the army-backed government, pledged yesterday to return and predicted their departure signals "a turning point in the Haitian crisis."
"With a heavy heart, we are leaving the country," announced Colin Granderson, chief of the U.N.-Organization of American States mission, as his bosses bowed to the expulsion order by Haiti's de facto leaders. The departure of the estimated 100 observers was expected tomorrow.
The government's expulsion order Monday provoked a fire storm of international criticism. All sides, even officials from the de facto Haitian administration, prepared themselves for the prospect of a U.S. invasion.
Angered by the expulsion, President Clinton again raised the possibility of U.S. intervention to bring back exiled President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, who was toppled in 1991.
The U.N. Security Council yesterday condemned the expulsion order as "provocative" and a "serious escalation" in Haiti's crisis.
Anticipating heightened tensions following Monday's order for the observers to leave within 48 hours, Haiti's government took to the airwaves yesterday to threaten citizens against dissent. The Information Ministry warned: "All who call for invasion are liable to be punished according to the law."
Clinton said the expulsion order would give the international community new resolve to restore Haiti's constitutional government and end atrocities the monitors linked to the Haitian military and its supporters.
Joe Raedle / KNIGHT-RIDDER TRIBUNE
U. N. and OAS officials agreed reluctantly yesterday to fly the rights monitors out quickly, U.N. spokesman Joe Sills said in New York. He said there were concerns about endangering the observers' safety by trying to defy the Haitian military.
Observers' reports directly implicated Haitian soldiers or their civilian allies in many of the crimes. Stanley Schrager, the U.S. Embassy spokesman, and private human rights advocates said no one could replace the observers' efforts.
Framed by razor wire, a United States Marine stands guard Monday on the roof of the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
"They will be sorely missed," Schrager said.
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