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GA-02362 1949-04-18 rel C

The WIDF in the Far East

CIA information report, April 1949: The WIDF in the Far East

CIA information report, April 1949 (catalogued 18 April): 'The WIDF in the Far East'. Lists delegates at the WIDF Council's first session (Paris, Feb 1947) and traces WIDF contacts in China, Malaya, Hong Kong and Singapore, a proposed 1948 fact-finding commission on women in India, Indonesia and elsewhere, and plans af

GA-00664 1951-01-03 De Nieuwsgier rel B

Chinese vrouwen kregen geen visum (Chinese women did not get visas)

Chinese women did not get visas to Indonesian women's congress

De Nieuwsgier, 3 Jan 1951 (AP): Peking radio complains that the Indonesian consulate in Hong Kong refused visas to three Chinese women delegates to an Indonesian women's congress; they returned to Beijing and filed a report with the WIDF, which had delegated them. Organisation of the congress is not named in the text.

GA-01707 1951-01-06 Renmin Ribao rel B licensed

印尼政府拒发入境签证 我妇联代表团返京 (Indonesia refuses visas, Chinese women's delegation returns to Beijing)

Indonesia refuses visas, Chinese women's delegation returns to Beijing (Renmin Ribao, 6 January 1951)

Renmin Ribao, 6 Jan 1951 (p. 4): the Chinese women's delegation (Shen Zijiu, Zeng Ke, Qi Yun) sent for the WIDF to the All-Indonesian Women's Congress could not attend because the Indonesian government refused entry visas despite repeated negotiations with the Indonesian consul in Hong Kong. They reported to WIDF and r

GA-01708 1951-01-06 Renmin Ribao rel B licensed

印尼政府拒发入境签证 我妇联代表团返京 (Indonesia refuses visas, Chinese women's delegation returns to Beijing)

Indonesia refuses visas, Chinese women's delegation returns to Beijing (Renmin Ribao, 6 January 1951)

Renmin Ribao, 6 Jan 1951 (p. 4): the Chinese women's delegation (Shen Zijiu, Zeng Ke, Qi Yun) sent for the WIDF to the All-Indonesian Women's Congress could not attend because the Indonesian government refused entry visas despite repeated negotiations with the Indonesian consul in Hong Kong. They reported to WIDF and r

GA-02439 1953-02-17 rel A licensed

S.A.M. Mudigdio (FBIS, 17 Feb 1953)

FBIS, 17 February 1953: S.A.M. Mudigdio leaves Canton

Short Xinhua item (17 Feb 1953, via FBIS): S.A.M. Mudigdio and three other Indonesian delegates to the Vienna Peace Congress left Canton on 16 Feb for home via Hong Kong, seen off by the Canton China Peace Committee branch; they had arrived in Canton on 1 February. Concludes Mudigdio's China visit.

GA-02457 1956-09-28 rel C licensed

Indonesian Women's Delegation (FBIS, 28 Sep 1956)

FBIS, 28 September 1956: Indonesian women's delegation (to China)

FBIS item (28 Sep 1956): a six-member Indonesian women's delegation led by Mrs Roeslan Abdulgani, wife of the foreign minister, reached Hong Kong and Singapore en route to Peking, invited by the Chinese Government to the National Day celebrations and to stay until 10 October. Context for official women's delegations to

GA-02643 1962-09-29 rel C

Record of conversation: Mao Zedong and Jiang Qing's reception of Mme. Hartini Sukarno, 29 September 1962

Record of Mao Zedong and Jiang Qing's Reception of Hartini Sukarno, 29 Sep 1962

Chinese Foreign Ministry record (not reviewed by Mao) of Mao Zedong and Jiang Qing receiving Hartini Sukarno in Beijing, 29 Sept 1962, with Deng Yingchao, Wang Guangmei, Chen Yi and Ambassador Sukarni present (Wilson Center; trans. David Cowhig). Topics: assassination attempts on Sukarno, West Irian settlement, Nasakom

GA-01892 1963-07-27 Renmin Ribao rel A licensed

Renmin Ribao, 27 Juli 1963: Sejumlah tamu wanita asing meninggalkan Guangzhou (一批外国女宾离开广州)

Indonesian women's delegation leaves Guangzhou for Hong Kong

Renmin Ribao/Xinhua report (27 July 1963, p. 4): the five-member Indonesian women's delegation, guests of the All-China Women's Federation after the World Congress of Women, leaves Guangzhou for Hong Kong. At a farewell banquet, Gerwani Central Committee member Pardjani Pradono says the two peoples share an anti-imperi