51.   The statement called the ban temporary but did not say how long it would last or give a monetary value of the imports to be suspended.

52.   The statement did not call for Americans to cancel visits to Israel, however.

53.   The protest note handed to Carrington and Masefield listed what the government statement called unfriendly acts by the United States and Britain against Nigeria.

54.   The statement also called for the release of Kosovo Albanian leader Ibrahim Rugova and his family.

55.   The statement called on the Ankara government to uphold the European Convention on Human Rights and to stop maltreatment and torture during prison transport and in prisons.

56.   The statement called on the Chinese government to apologize and punish those responsible for the alleged violence.

57.   The statement called on the international community to put pressure on the Cambodian government to ensure free elections.

58.   The statement called on the Tehran government to release the detainees.

59.   The statement also called for preventing any Palestinian Authority delegation from entering Iran.

60.   The statement also called on the Israeli government to cease its public statements attacking the foreign press and to provide accreditation to Palestinians working for foreign media.