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The fact that local or foreign politicians, international civil servants, humanitarian aid workers or the victims declare a specific situation an emergency does not necessarily sell it to the global information market. Pierre Gassmann, senior policy maker with the International Committee of the Red Cross, was reminded at this dilemma as he accompanied an ICRC delegation to the US-American Cable News Network, CNN, in Atlanta, Georgia. The delegation was trying to convince CNN to cover the Great Lakes Crisis in 1994; the television network refused to cover Rwanda and Burundi as they already had one group of journalists in the politically evolving Republic of South Africa. More than one major news topic from the African continent was not possible under the company’s business policy for headline news. Such network news is received all over the world and is likely to attract the attention of the international community. This is known as the “CNN effect”.

When Disaster Strikes Small Islands. The Right of Overseas Territories and Micro-States to Claim International Attention