Hidden Bibliographic Details
| Other authors / contributors: | International Institute of Social History, owner.
Amnesty International, owner.
AM (Publisher), digitiser.
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| Notes: | Content warning: The material in this collection may contain mention of potentially distressing themes, including but not limited to descriptions of discrimination, torture, imprisonment, disappearances and execution.
Electronic reproduction. Marlborough, Wiltshire : AM, 2023. Digitized from a copy held by the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam
International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam
In French and English.
Description based on publisher metadata (viewed November 13, 2023).
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| Summary: | Includes a sheet with info about the upcoming assembly inc. matters relating to accommodation, travel and a sightseeing tour in Copenhagen; an application form to attend; details of committees; a provisional agenda; standing orders for the conduct of the international assembly; resolutions from various sections of the organisation with some interesting written annotations on them in pencil/pen; includes some emergency resolutions, including one with a French translation; resolutions specifically about the release of two Russian authors, a few interesting global examples e.g. Hungary, Indonesia and Vietnam e.g. 'This International Assembly of AI places on record its deep and growing anxiety concerning the worsening of the international situation and the increasing dangers of a world war resulting from the Vietnam conflict'; a memorandum on the situation of foreign workers (Gastarbeiter) in West Germany; a report on Greece and the people there who are imprisoned for their political or religious beliefs; an account of political killings in Indonesia and one of the Chinese in Indonesia; report about the financial situation of AI and how to raise funds, an account of contributions from various country sections of AI; receipts & payments account; a list of delegates; a letter concerning slavery; a declaration of The Anti-Slavery Society For the Protection of Human Rights; an official Amnesty International Bulletin leaflet; a draft resolution to exclude capital punishment for political offences in peacetime.
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