"LUANDA / GENEVA / NEW YORK, 26 May 2001 - UNICEF Angola and the United
Nations Humanitarian Coordinator in Angola welcome the release of 60 Angolan
children and two adults who were abducted from the ADPP Children's Town near
Caxito on 5 May 2001."
www.reliefweb.int


I am  writing  this letter in my bad english...just because I am really
astonished.

So, UNICEF answers to UNITA statements, answers to Catholic Church
statements, with this one, only, above?

May I remember Ululi Sakaita kidnapped by mpla/dos Santos, Araújo Sakaita,
kidnapped by mpla/dos Santos?

May I remember what happened at Mavinga with  namiban and mpla/dos santos
army forces destroying social centers for deficients and killing citizens,
kids also,  in a barbnarian way?

UNITA, I am quite sure,  is expecting another kind of statement from UNICEF.

And, before that, let me say, UNICEF has nothing to condemn, to Angolans, or
to UNITA.

Really nothing.

May I remember that ADPP/Humana people to people is a forbiden "ngo",
in
several countries?

Why UNICEF says nothing about that?

How is it possible to think that Angolan kids are in a good place when they
stay with Adpp/humana people to people members?

UNICEF is saying in its statement, "They reiterate their appeal for all
abducted children to be released forthwith".

No names? Is it so difficult to spell - Ululi Sakaita, Araújo Sakaita?

Or UNICEF is not, yet, thinking about Ululi Sakaita or about Araújo Sakaita?

Or is UNICEF, only,  defending mpla/dos santos?

And why this silence in this UNIECF statement, in  face of the kidnapping of
Caxito kids from Ambaka Catholic Mission by the so called angolan army
forces, denounced by D. Zacarias Kamuenho?
Two eyes, two ways to see the world?

Angolans  will  not forget that.

UNICEF must make another statement to be understood  in Truth.


We, Angolans, are, now, too sensible when we read this kind of statements.

Because, even when we see an ennemy we are enough polite to say - Hello, how
do you do?

And politness it is not enough in this days...specially about Angola.

UNICEF must do better.



Joffre Justino