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GA-03372 1953-05-28 Neue Zeit rel C licensed

Neue Zeit, 28 May 1953, S. 2: Auf der Reise zum Frauen-Weltkongreß

Neue Zeit, 28 May 1953, p. 2: On the journey to the World Congress of Women

Neue Zeit, 28 May 1953, p. 2: short ADN dispatch from Copenhagen, "Auf der Reise zum Frauen-Weltkongreß", reporting that women's delegations from China, Mongolia, Vietnam, Iceland, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Belgium, Australia, Indonesia and Costa Rica have set out for the World Congress of Women opening on 6 June. Indone

GA-03414 1965-11-11 Neue Zeit rel B licensed

Neue Zeit, 11. November 1965, S. 2: Kriegszustand aufgehoben

Neue Zeit, 11 Nov 1965, p. 2: State of war lifted

Neue Zeit, 11 November 1965, p. 2: ADN/TASS item 'Kriegszustand aufgehoben'. Sukarno lifted the state of war in Jakarta imposed after the 'Movement of 30 September'; persecution of communists continues, with 346 party members arrested in Tangerang, 125 people 'including twelve women' in a Central Java town and 40 in Be

GA-03432 1985-01-10 Neue Zeit rel C licensed

Neue Zeit, 10 January 1985, S. 1: Gegen Frauendiskriminierung

Neue Zeit, 10 Jan 1985, p. 1: Against discrimination of women

Neue Zeit, 10 January 1985, p. 1: a two-sentence "Kurz informiert" item from New York, "Gegen Frauendiskriminierung", reporting that Indonesia and Jamaica have ratified the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, bringing the total to 63 states; the USA, Britain and West Germany a

GA-03435 1985-07-24 Neue Zeit rel C licensed

Neue Zeit, 24 Juli 1985, S. 6: Künftig gibt es mehr Frauen als Männer

Neue Zeit, 24 Jul 1985, p. 6: In future there will be more women than men

Neue Zeit, 24 July 1985, p. 6. ADN report 'Künftig gibt es mehr Frauen als Männer' on the UN report on world population: women will outnumber men by 175 million by the end of the next century. Indonesia is a one-sentence example: according to the UN report, Indonesian women have a working day 20 percent longer than men