Bill Clinton

We have pledged to find new ways to work together to solve conflicts before they explode into crises.

Your stability, your security, your prosperity will add to our own.

To those who believe that God made each of us in His own image, how could we choose the darker road?

Let us work together as a community of civilized nations to strengthen our ability to prevent and, if necessary, to stop genocide.

Genocide can occur anywhere.

This resolution would be counterproductive to U.S. interests.

Recognizing that Africa's stability, and democracy's viability, are rooted in the alleviation of poverty and the achievement of sustainable economic development.

The Leaders pledge to pursue a dialogue on democratization that accepts these core principles.

I hope that my trip there will help to avoid further killing along the ethnic lines.

These goals will not be met in one meeting or one day or one year.

Mexico's assistance and cooperation is critical to the success of our own National Drug Strategy.

I told the American people that it was in our interest to help Africa grow and blossom and reach its full potential.

It is important that the world know that these killings were not spontaneous or accidental.

I have come today to pay the respects of my Nation to all who suffered and all who perished in the Rwandan genocide.

There are things we can do.

Endowment for Democracy March 23, 1998 To the Congress of the United States: As required by the provisions of section 504(h) of Public Law 98- 164, as amended (22 U.S.C. 4413(i)), I transmit herewith the 14th Annual Report of the National…

We need partners to deepen the meaning of democracy in America, in Africa, and throughout the world.

We must preserve the magnificent natural environment that is left.

Now is the time for Africans to cultivate something more precious, the mind and heart of the people of Africa, through education.

You must draw strength from the past and energy from the promise of a new future.

The study required by the bill would provide valuable information to help the Department of Justice analyze whether routine traffic stops by law enforcement officers result from discrimination based on race or ethnicity in violation of…

Twelve years ago she came to me and told me about what was happening in a far away country in Asia—Bangladesh.

It's a stunning thing, just because of this fine woman and people like her all around the world.

We will continue to support these programs as long as I am President.

The United States is proud to support FINCA in these efforts.