GA-01397 1953-04-11 relevance A public
Alger républicain: Le Mouvement des femmes indonésiennes Gerwis prépare le Congrès mondial des femmes (Indonesian women's movement Gerwis prepares the World Congress of Women)
Alger republicain: Indonesian women's movement Gerwis prepares the World Congress of Women (extract)
Alger républicain (11 Apr 1953, p.4; clean snippet extract): a short item reports that the Indonesian women's movement Gerwis called on its 141 national branches to put on the agenda for preparing the World Congress of Women (Copenhagen, June 1953) women's rights, recruitment of new members, social and economic work, and strengthening the child-defence movement.
Alger républicain (11 Apr 1953, hlm. 4): sebuah berita pendek melaporkan bahwa gerakan perempuan Indonesia Gerwis menyerukan 141 cabang nasionalnya agar mengagendakan persiapan Kongres Perempuan Sedunia (Kopenhagen, Juni 1953): hak perempuan, perekrutan anggota baru, kerja sosial-ekonomi dan penguatan gerakan pembelaan anak.
“p.4: Gerwis 'a appelé ses 141 branches nationales' to put women's rights, recruitment of new members and child defence on the agenda for preparing the congress.”
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/French press (1953-1955) - articles on Gerwis and Indonesian women (Gallica)/Alger républicain (1953-04-11) - Mouvement des femmes indonésiennes Gerwis prepares World Congress of Women, snippets [Gallica bd6t583478c f4].txt
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