GA-02052 1959-02-01 relevance A check rights
Dolgozó Nő, 1959. február 1.: NDNSZ-hírek (Indonézia, Gerwani)
Dolgozó Nő, 1 Feb 1959: WIDF news (Indonesia, Gerwani)
Dolgozó Nő, 1 Feb 1959, 'WIDF News' column. Indonesia items: parliament unanimously approved the bill on women's political rights, and Gerwani, in the name of its 650,000 members, protested to South Africa over 1,100 women imprisoned in Johannesburg. Other items concern Berlin, Latin America and Czechoslovakia.
Dolgozó Nő, 1 Feb 1959, kolom 'Berita WIDF'. Butir Indonesia: parlemen dengan suara bulat menyetujui RUU hak politik perempuan, dan Gerwani atas nama 650.000 anggotanya memprotes Afrika Selatan atas 1.100 perempuan yang dipenjara di Johannesburg. Butir lain tentang Berlin, Amerika Latin dan Cekoslowakia.
“Gerwani, in the name of its 650,000 members, protested ... against the detention of the 1,100 women imprisoned in Johannesburg (translation, p. 44)”
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