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-6- Third Committee in December, and the informal agreement which resulted from this discussion that the issue will be given serious consideration at the upcoming 1978 session of the Human Rights Commission. We have made clear throughout our hope that the Ugandan Government would cooperate with such efforts; we continue to hope that this will be the case. • Finally, it is our policy to provide humanitarian assistance t& refugees from Uganda, both through contributions to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees and through special assistance (such as in f;he education field) where particular needs are identified. .As you know, a number of proposals have been made for additional U»Sk actions with respect to Uganda. These proposal-; include barring U.S. trade with Uganda, closing down the Ugandan Embassy in V7ashin«jLon and placing travel rcslri; iehions on n>j,!.n/1a':; t iijro:.:ci|I . iti.Vos Jo Hio UN, and prohibiting i.T-jan<lan ai ccr.ift: from li.iifM'ig on U.S. l.cr j;i.Lory. '.i t.nnkly, it .is iha "«lir in is (.ration's view that those proposals «jo farther then is . uvrisob.To at the present time. With .Liiiipect to a trado boycott, we believe that the 3 mpo::; i t ion of a unilateral ev^ort ;»* id/or ."ouport < jiibargo on Uganda v?ould be neihhor advl r.^hJ e likely to )JQ effective. I' J.JiG U-S« • i.s couiTn5.i;Lcfi t o f hn p.r as of frco t.j. as