GA-02108 1963 relevance A public
Pravda, 1 Juli 1963, no. 182 (Program WIDF, Kongres Perempuan Dunia Moskow)
Pravda, 1 Jul 1963: WIDF programme, Moscow World Congress of Women
Pravda no. 182, 1 July 1963 (full issue). Page 4 prints the WIDF programme adopted at its Moscow congress (29 June 1963): equal rights, peasant women, children, peace, national independence, solidarity with persecuted women. It lists the new Bureau, which includes Umi Sardjono (Indonesia, spelled 'Umisa Sardjono'). Eugenie Cotton re-elected president.
Pravda no. 182, 1 Juli 1963 (terbitan penuh). Halaman 4 memuat program WIDF yang disahkan pada kongresnya di Moskow (29 Juni 1963): kesetaraan hak, perempuan tani, anak-anak, perdamaian, kemerdekaan nasional, solidaritas dengan perempuan yang dianiaya. Daftar Biro baru mencakup Umi Sardjono (Indonesia, ditulis 'Umisa Sardjono'). Eugenie Cotton terpilih kembali sebagai presiden.
“p. 4: 'The Bureau also includes ... Umisa Sardjono [Umi Sardjono] (Indonesia), Frida Brown (Australia)...'”
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