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WFTU condemns jailings of Indonesian workers, SOBSI ban
Daily World, 3 July 1975: WFTU condemns jailings of Indonesian workers and SOBSI ban
Daily World, 3 July 1975, p. 5: page of mixed US labour news; the Indonesia item (Prague) reports the WFTU condemning the imprisonment of thousands of political prisoners in Indonesian military compounds and demanding that the ban on SOBSI be lifted, calling both violations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and ILO conventions. No Gerwani content.
Daily World, 3 Juli 1975, hlm. 5: halaman berita buruh AS; berita Indonesia (Praha) melaporkan WFTU mengecam pemenjaraan ribuan tahanan politik di kamp militer Indonesia dan menuntut pencabutan larangan SOBSI, yang disebut melanggar Deklarasi Universal HAM dan konvensi ILO. Tidak ada isi tentang Gerwani.
“WFTU also demands that the ban imposed on the largest trade union centre, SOBSI, in Indonesia be lifted (p.5).”
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