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Kim Ok-sun Reports on Moscow WIDF Parley (FBIS, 23 Jul 1963)
FBIS, 23 July 1963: Kim Ok-sun reports on Moscow WIDF parley
FBIS-monitored KCNA item (23 Jul 1963): Kim Ok-sun, first vice chair of the Korean Democratic Women's Union, reported to a Pyongyang meeting on the Moscow World Women's Congress, calling it a 'great blot' that ignored the anti-imperialist struggle and allowed an anti-Chinese racket. She lists the women's delegations of China, DRV, Albania, Japan, Indonesia, Laos and others as protesting. Parallels the Chinese line on the WIDF split.
Berita KCNA yang dipantau FBIS (23 Jul 1963): Kim Ok-sun, wakil ketua pertama Persatuan Wanita Demokratik Korea, melapor pada pertemuan di Pyongyang tentang Kongres Perempuan Sedunia di Moskow, menyebutnya 'noda besar' yang mengabaikan perjuangan antiimperialis dan membiarkan kampanye anti-Tiongkok. Ia menyebut delegasi perempuan Tiongkok, DRV, Albania, Jepang, Indonesia, Laos, dan lain-lain ikut memprotes. Sejalan dengan garis Tiongkok tentang perpecahan WIDF.
“p.3: Korean delegation 'and the women's delegations of China, the DRV, Albania, Japan, Indonesia, Laos, Zanzibar, Venezuela... vehemently protested against and condemned these unwarranted steps.'”
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