Viikkosanomat, October 21, 1985

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A high-lev- el delegation of the
World Peace Council met with
India's Prime Minister Rajiv
Gandhi on September 16 to dis-cu- ss
vvorld problems of peace
disarmament and development
for human need
The peace envoys led by
Romesh Chandra WPC presi-de- nt
expressed the "support and
solidarity of the millions of people
represented by the WPC" for the
Non-Aligne- d Movement of
which India is a member in its
struggle against nuclear arms
escalation and the racist policies
of the South African government
The WPC delegation informed
Gandhi of the steps the organiza-tio- n
had taken among its support-in- g
councils in 141 countries to
mobilize public opinion behind
the Non-Align- ed Movement's
New Delhi Declaration dedi-cate- d
to saving the planet from
nuclear annihilation
Prime Minister Gandhi ex-pressed
hope of progress at the
GorbachevReagan summit in
November and spoke of the need
to prevent the arming of space to
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ali nuclear vveaponstests president of the a
to achieve a new seminar at Delhi that
He gave his Star Wars is part a long-ter- m
on the struggle against strategyof president
apartheid and the of Reagan rnaking the United
Namibia and South Africa as
well as ways to for
in Asia
Speaking to a press conference
next day World Peace Council
president Chandra said also that
"The prime minister apprized us
of the situation in Punjab the
efforts of the government and the
people to combat terrorism
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development and education
would decline he commented
The seminar was organized by
Educationists for Peace
The visiting delegation was
made up of: Romesh Chandra
President WPC John Hanly
Morgan president Canadian
Peace Congress Luis Echever-ri- a
former president of Mexico
James Lamond British Labor
Party MP General Francisco da
that "could former president
United
West
Portugal Richard Andriaman-jat- o
president of the Supreme
Council of Revolution of the
Democratic Republic of Mal-aga- sy
Bahig Nasser (Egypt)
WPC Secretary and Academician
E M Primakov director of
Academy of Oriental Studies
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Piracy again rife on the
high seas According to UN
statistics since 1980 pirates
have murdered 1376 peo-ple
manhandled 2283 and
kidnapped 593 off the
shores of Thailand in
the South China Sea alone
Piracy likewise increas-m- g
off the coasts of West
Africa and Brazil and in the
Caribbean More often than
not these 20th century cut-throa- ts
seek to capture ves-se- ls
to use in drug
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Lawyers for Nicaragua have summed up the
testimoney of witnesses at the International Court
of Justice in The Hague which clearly show the
United States is in violation of international law by
its policy of trying to overthrow the legal govern-ment
of Nicaragua by violence and terror
Six witnesses including a French Roman
Catholic priest a former CIA central American
specialist a former counsel to the foreign relations
committee of the US Senate and a former top
leader of the contra group NDF testified either in
person or by afifidavit
The testimoney established several key Nic-araguan
charges:
c That there is no evidence of Nicaraguan arms
shipments to El Salvador
o That the contra attacks are directed and
financed by the CIA
o That CIA agents carried out military opera-tion- s
against Nicaragua then directed contra groups
to claim responsibility
e That torture rape and acts of terror by contras
against civilians is a conscious policy
e That US actions reflect policy decisions at
the highest levels of the US administration
The United States was absent from the World
Court proceedings Washington had earlier de-clar- ed
last January it would not recognize the
court's jurisdiction in matters involving Central
America
Contacted by the Tribune for comment on the
evidence being presented in the Hague Nic-araguaa
Consul general in Toronto Pastor
Valle-Gara- y said "it is clear proof of Nicaraguaa
allegations made during the past four years
"Evidence shows" he continued "that the
US government is openly involved in acampaign
of terror which has now cost the lives of 17000
Nicaraguans In this the US is in violation of
international law and indeed of US law for-biddi- ng direct or indirect attack on Nicaragua
"Proceedings at the Hague also show clearly
that Nicaragua will use ali means open to it ali
international forums such as the World Court to
bring a hait to the terrible aggression being carried
out against it" Valle-Gara- y continued
"It is shocking that in the era of
nuclear energy utilisation and space
flights there are almost 500
million people in the developing countries
who suffer from hunger permanently
and 40 million of them die of malnutrition
every year"
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