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和平和幸福是各国妇女的迫切愿望 各国妇女代表在国际妇联理事会会议上发言 (Women's delegates speak at WIDF Council; Suharti, Gerwani vice-chairman)
Women's delegates speak at WIDF Council; Suharti, Gerwani vice-chairman (Renmin Ribao, 26 April 1956)
Xinhua report in Renmin Ribao, 26 Apr 1956 (p. 1), on day two of the WIDF Council meeting in Beijing, with speeches from Indian, German, Malagasy, Argentine, Soviet, Tunisian and British delegates. Suharti, WIDF Council member and vice-chairman of Gerwani, says Indonesian women's organisations are growing, oppose US efforts to draw Indonesia into the Manila (SEATO) pact, and that the Palembang Indonesian Women's Congress of 23 organisations welcomed an Afro-Asian women's conference.
Laporan Xinhua di Renmin Ribao, 26 Apr 1956 (hlm. 1), tentang hari kedua sidang Dewan WIDF di Beijing, dengan pidato delegasi India, Jerman, Madagaskar, Argentina, Soviet, Tunisia, dan Inggris. Suharti, anggota Dewan WIDF dan wakil ketua Gerwani, menyatakan organisasi perempuan Indonesia terus berkembang, menentang upaya AS menyeret Indonesia ke pakta Manila (SEATO), dan bahwa Kongres Wanita Indonesia di Palembang yang terdiri atas 23 organisasi menyambut usul konferensi perempuan Asia-Afrika.
“p. 1, Suharti: Indonesian women 'are particularly opposed to the American policy of drawing their country into the Manila military treaty'; the Palembang Indonesian Women's Congress of 23 organisations welcomed an Afro-Asian women's conference.”
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