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- A4-B07-AR-ACT — The IACHR’s 1980 Argentina report describes the military’s 24 March 1976 act taking power, dissolving legislatures, removing senior judges and suspending political and union activity.
- A4-B07-AR-CLARA — The IACHR’s 1980 Argentina report reproduces a complaint that a three-month-old child disappeared after the 24 November 1976 operation in La Plata, and a 1978 government response saying searches had not located her. These are the complaint and response recorded at the time, not verified present-day whereabouts.
- A4-B07-AR-RATIONALE — The IACHR’s 1980 report distinguishes the junta’s anti-subversion rationale from its assessment of rights restrictions. It notes that Argentina’s state of siege had been declared in November 1974, before the March 1976 coup.
- A4-B07-ET-AMNESTY — CAVR reports that President Soeharto first announced an amnesty offer in November 1977 and that the offer was subsequently renewed.
- Chega!, Part 8 Annex 3 Persons with High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B07-ET-AMNESTY-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega!, Part 8 Responsibility and Accountability · A4-B07-ET-AMNESTY-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega!, Part 7.3 Forced Displacement and Famine · A4-B07-ET-AMNESTY-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega!, Part 6 Profile of Human Rights Violations · A4-B07-ET-AMNESTY-Q1-SRC-4
- Chega!, Part 8 Responsibility and Accountability · A4-B07-ET-AMNESTY-SRC-1
- A4-B07-ET-FAMINE — CAVR concluded that Indonesian military displacement, destruction of food sources and restrictions on movement produced famine in East Timor in 1977–1979. It examined rainfall records and rejected drought as the explanation.
- Chega!, Part 8 Annex 3 Persons with High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B07-ET-FAMINE-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega!, Part 8 Responsibility and Accountability · A4-B07-ET-FAMINE-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega!, Part 7.3 Forced Displacement and Famine · A4-B07-ET-FAMINE-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega!, Part 6 Profile of Human Rights Violations · A4-B07-ET-FAMINE-Q1-SRC-4
- Chega!, Part 8 Responsibility and Accountability · A4-B07-ET-FAMINE-SRC-1
- A4-B07-ET-LIMITS — CAVR reports that some Fretilin/Falintil members surrendered under amnesty assurances and were subsequently executed or disappeared. The amnesty announcement alone does not establish safe implementation.
- Chega!, Part 8 Annex 3 Persons with High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B07-ET-LIMITS-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega!, Part 8 Responsibility and Accountability · A4-B07-ET-LIMITS-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega!, Part 7.3 Forced Displacement and Famine · A4-B07-ET-LIMITS-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega!, Part 6 Profile of Human Rights Violations · A4-B07-ET-LIMITS-Q1-SRC-4
- Chega!, Part 8 Responsibility and Accountability · A4-B07-ET-LIMITS-SRC-1
- A4-B07-ET-MORTALITY — For 1974–1999, CAVR gives a minimum-bound conflict-related mortality estimate of 102,800, with a reported margin of ±12,000. It derives this from estimated killings and excess hunger-and-illness deaths; it is not a toll for 1976 alone or a personal casualty total.
- Chega!, Part 8 Annex 3 Persons with High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B07-ET-MORTALITY-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega!, Part 8 Responsibility and Accountability · A4-B07-ET-MORTALITY-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega!, Part 7.3 Forced Displacement and Famine · A4-B07-ET-MORTALITY-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega!, Part 6 Profile of Human Rights Violations · A4-B07-ET-MORTALITY-Q1-SRC-4
- Chega!, Part 6 Profile of Human Rights Violations · A4-B07-ET-MORTALITY-SRC-1
- A4-B07-ET-OFFICES — CAVR’s command roster lists Soeharto as President for 1967–1998. That roster entry supplies year precision, not exact starting and ending days or proof of a particular order.
- Chega!, Part 8 Annex 3 Persons with High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B07-ET-OFFICES-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega!, Part 8 Responsibility and Accountability · A4-B07-ET-OFFICES-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega!, Part 7.3 Forced Displacement and Famine · A4-B07-ET-OFFICES-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega!, Part 6 Profile of Human Rights Violations · A4-B07-ET-OFFICES-Q1-SRC-4
- Chega!, Part 8 Annex 3 Persons with High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B07-ET-OFFICES-SRC-1
- A4-B07-ET-PANG-OFFICE — CAVR’s roster lists Maraden Panggabean as Minister of Defence and Security for 1973–1978 and coordinating minister for political affairs and security for 1978–1983.
- Chega!, Part 8 Annex 3 Persons with High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B07-ET-PANG-OFFICE-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega!, Part 8 Responsibility and Accountability · A4-B07-ET-PANG-OFFICE-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega!, Part 7.3 Forced Displacement and Famine · A4-B07-ET-PANG-OFFICE-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega!, Part 6 Profile of Human Rights Violations · A4-B07-ET-PANG-OFFICE-Q1-SRC-4
- Chega!, Part 8 Annex 3 Persons with High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B07-ET-PANG-OFFICE-SRC-1
- A4-B07-ET-STATS — CAVR estimates 59,800 displacement events in East Timor in 1976, with a reported margin of ±7,200. Events of displacement are not a count of distinct displaced people.
- Chega!, Part 8 Annex 3 Persons with High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B07-ET-STATS-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega!, Part 8 Responsibility and Accountability · A4-B07-ET-STATS-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega!, Part 7.3 Forced Displacement and Famine · A4-B07-ET-STATS-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega!, Part 6 Profile of Human Rights Violations · A4-B07-ET-STATS-Q1-SRC-4
- Chega!, Part 6 Profile of Human Rights Violations · A4-B07-ET-STATS-SRC-1
- A4-B07-ETH-DEAD — The Hague Court of Appeal’s 2022 judgment found 75 deaths under Count 3 concerning 14–17 August 1978. It separately described one death and grievous bodily harm under Count 2; these categories are not presented here as a combined unique-person total.
- A4-B07-ETH-DEFENCE — The Hague appeal judgment records challenges to document authenticity and participation. It did not find the defendant’s presence at the executions proven, acquitted him in respect of specified people, and excluded the Count 4 period after August 1978.
- A4-B07-ETH-LEGAL — On 8 June 2022, the Hague Court of Appeal convicted the defendant on the proven war-crime counts and sentenced him to life imprisonment under the Dutch Wartime Offences Act. This describes that appeal judgment, without asserting a later cassation outcome.
- ECLI:NL:GHDHA:2022:1674, English appeal judgment · A4-B07-ETH-LEGAL-Q1-SRC-1
- ECLI:NL:GHDHA:2022:973, Dutch criminal appeal judgment · A4-B07-ETH-LEGAL-Q1-SRC-2
- Ethiopia: case against Eshetu A. · A4-B07-ETH-LEGAL-Q1-SRC-3
- ECLI:NL:GHDHA:2022:973, Dutch criminal appeal judgment · A4-B07-ETH-LEGAL-SRC-1
- ECLI:NL:GHDHA:2022:1674, English appeal judgment · A4-B07-ETH-LEGAL-SRC-2
- A4-B07-ETH-OFFICE — The Hague Court of Appeal’s 2022 judgment describes its defendant as chairman of Gojjam’s revolutionary coordinating campaign committee and the Derg’s permanent representative there, present at least from February through August 1978.
- A4-B07-ETH-ORDER — The Hague Court of Appeal found in 2022 that its defendant signed orders to detain and kill prisoners in Gojjam in 1978. It did not find his presence at the executions established.
- A4-B07-GT-COUNTS — CEH concluded that Guatemalan army members killed 53 Maya Q’eqchi’ civilians and injured 47 at Panzós on 29 May 1978. Its notes preserve competing counts; these figures must not be added to the earlier IACHR account.
- A4-B07-GT-DEFENCE — CEH records the Guatemalan government and army’s self-defence explanation for Panzós, alongside differing accounts of how shooting began. The commission rejected self-defence as justification for the army’s disproportionate force.
- A4-B07-GT-IACHR-COUNT — The IACHR’s 1981 Guatemala report says, on information and testimony received, that more than 130 people were killed at Panzós on 29 May 1978 and that the number injured was undetermined. This differs from CEH’s later account and is not added to it.
- A4-B07-GT-OFFICES — CEH’s Panzós account identifies Walter Overdick as mayor and Laugerud as president in its discussion of the incident and public responses. Those references do not establish complete tenures or make either man the lieutenant who ordered the firing.
- A4-B07-GT-ORDER — CEH attributes the order to fire on the crowd at Panzós on 29 May 1978 to the lieutenant leading the troops. The reviewed passage does not name that lieutenant.
- A4-B07-KM-APPEAL — On 3 February 2012, the ECCC Supreme Court Chamber dismissed Duch’s defence appeal and replaced his 35-year trial sentence with life imprisonment.
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-APPEAL-Q1-SRC-1
- Kaing Guek Eav: official charged-person profile · A4-B07-KM-APPEAL-Q1-SRC-2
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Appeal Judgment, F28 · A4-B07-KM-APPEAL-Q1-SRC-3
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Appeal Judgment, F28 · A4-B07-KM-APPEAL-SRC-1
- Kaing Guek Eav: official charged-person profile · A4-B07-KM-APPEAL-SRC-2
- A4-B07-KM-DEATHS — Paragraph 340 of the ECCC’s 2010 judgment gives a minimum of 12,272 detainees who died or were executed in the S-21 system. The judgment also uses execution wording in its sentencing discussion; this is a source-defined minimum, not a national civilian death toll.
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-DEATHS-Q1-SRC-1
- Kaing Guek Eav: official charged-person profile · A4-B07-KM-DEATHS-Q1-SRC-2
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Appeal Judgment, F28 · A4-B07-KM-DEATHS-Q1-SRC-3
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-DEATHS-SRC-1
- A4-B07-KM-DEFENCE — In 2010 the ECCC Trial Chamber rejected Duch’s duress defence, while considering the coercive climate and his position in the hierarchy when sentencing. The Supreme Court Chamber replaced the trial sentence with life imprisonment in 2012.
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-DEFENCE-Q1-SRC-1
- Kaing Guek Eav: official charged-person profile · A4-B07-KM-DEFENCE-Q1-SRC-2
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Appeal Judgment, F28 · A4-B07-KM-DEFENCE-Q1-SRC-3
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-DEFENCE-SRC-1
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Appeal Judgment, F28 · A4-B07-KM-DEFENCE-SRC-2
- A4-B07-KM-LEGAL — Duch’s Case 001 convictions concerned crimes against humanity and grave breaches of the 1949 Geneva Conventions. The reviewed Case 001 dispositions do not record a genocide conviction.
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-LEGAL-Q1-SRC-1
- Kaing Guek Eav: official charged-person profile · A4-B07-KM-LEGAL-Q1-SRC-2
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Appeal Judgment, F28 · A4-B07-KM-LEGAL-Q1-SRC-3
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-LEGAL-SRC-1
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Appeal Judgment, F28 · A4-B07-KM-LEGAL-SRC-2
- Kaing Guek Eav: official charged-person profile · A4-B07-KM-LEGAL-SRC-3
- A4-B07-KM-OFFICE — The ECCC Trial Chamber found that Duch was S-21 deputy from October 1975 to March 1976 and chairman from March 1976 until its abandonment on 7 January 1979.
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-OFFICE-Q1-SRC-1
- Kaing Guek Eav: official charged-person profile · A4-B07-KM-OFFICE-Q1-SRC-2
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Appeal Judgment, F28 · A4-B07-KM-OFFICE-Q1-SRC-3
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-OFFICE-SRC-1
- A4-B07-KM-ORDERS — The ECCC’s 2010 Trial Chamber judgment found that Duch issued, passed down or transmitted orders to S-21 staff to arrest, torture and execute detainees, substantially contributing to crimes later committed there.
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-ORDERS-Q1-SRC-1
- Kaing Guek Eav: official charged-person profile · A4-B07-KM-ORDERS-Q1-SRC-2
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Appeal Judgment, F28 · A4-B07-KM-ORDERS-Q1-SRC-3
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-ORDERS-SRC-1
- A4-B07-KM-RELOCATION — The ECCC’s official Duch profile dates the move of S-21 detainees to the former Pohnea Yat school in Phnom Penh to April 1976.
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Trial Judgment, E188 · A4-B07-KM-RELOCATION-Q1-SRC-1
- Kaing Guek Eav: official charged-person profile · A4-B07-KM-RELOCATION-Q1-SRC-2
- Kaing Guek Eav alias Duch, Case 001 Appeal Judgment, F28 · A4-B07-KM-RELOCATION-Q1-SRC-3
- Kaing Guek Eav: official charged-person profile · A4-B07-KM-RELOCATION-SRC-1
- A4-B07-SV-DEAD — The Truth Commission’s account states that Archbishop Romero was shot and killed at the Hospital de la Divina Providencia chapel on 24 March 1980.
- A4-B07-SV-DEFENCE — The Truth Commission records D’Aubuisson’s claim blaming guerrillas and a 1988 ruling rejecting Garay’s testimony. It also records Regalado’s denial and the investigative commission’s lack of convincing evidence that he participated; this review does not identify him as the gunman.
- S/25500, Commission on the Truth for El Salvador · A4-B07-SV-DEFENCE-Q1-SRC-1
- IACHR Report37/00, Case11.481, Romero — official continuation · A4-B07-SV-DEFENCE-Q1-SRC-2
- Report 37/00, Case 11.481, Romero · A4-B07-SV-DEFENCE-Q1-SRC-3
- S/25500, Commission on the Truth for El Salvador · A4-B07-SV-DEFENCE-SRC-1
- A4-B07-SV-STATE — In Report 37/00 of 13 April 2000, the IACHR concluded that El Salvador violated Romero’s right to life and, to the detriment of his relatives, judicial guarantees and effective judicial protection. This is a finding of state responsibility, not a criminal conviction of D’Aubuisson.
- S/25500, Commission on the Truth for El Salvador · A4-B07-SV-STATE-Q1-SRC-1
- IACHR Report37/00, Case11.481, Romero — official continuation · A4-B07-SV-STATE-Q1-SRC-2
- Report 37/00, Case 11.481, Romero · A4-B07-SV-STATE-Q1-SRC-3
- IACHR Report37/00, Case11.481, Romero — official continuation · A4-B07-SV-STATE-SRC-1
- A4-B12-B02-AR-HILL-ASSESSMENT — In his 19 October 1976 telegram, Ambassador Robert Hill reported Guzzetti’s account of an earlier U.S. visit and assessed that he had returned convinced human-rights concerns would not cause a serious confrontation with Washington.
- Memorandum of conversation, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc48 · A4-B12-B02-AR-HILL-ASSESSMENT-Q1-SRC-1
- Memorandum of conversation, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc56 · A4-B12-B02-AR-HILL-ASSESSMENT-Q1-SRC-2
- Telegram262786, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc58 · A4-B12-B02-AR-HILL-ASSESSMENT-Q1-SRC-3
- Telegram6871, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc57 · A4-B12-B02-AR-HILL-ASSESSMENT-Q1-SRC-4
- Telegram262786, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc58 · A4-B12-B02-AR-HILL-ASSESSMENT-Q1-SRC-5
- Telegram6871, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc57 · A4-B12-B02-AR-HILL-ASSESSMENT-Q1-SRC-6
- Telegram6871, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc57 · A4-B12-B02-AR-HILL-ASSESSMENT-SRC-1
- Telegram262786, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc58 · A4-B12-B02-AR-HILL-ASSESSMENT-SRC-2
- A4-B12-B02-AR-JUNE-MESSAGING — The published U.S. memorandum of the 10 June 1976 Kissinger–Guzzetti meeting records Kissinger offering support and urging that necessary actions be done quickly, while also urging a quick return to normal procedures and saying U.S. help on the “terrorist front” was limited.
- Memorandum of conversation, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc48 · A4-B12-B02-AR-JUNE-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-1
- Memorandum of conversation, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc56 · A4-B12-B02-AR-JUNE-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-2
- Telegram262786, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc58 · A4-B12-B02-AR-JUNE-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-3
- Telegram6871, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc57 · A4-B12-B02-AR-JUNE-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-4
- Telegram262786, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc58 · A4-B12-B02-AR-JUNE-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-5
- Telegram6871, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc57 · A4-B12-B02-AR-JUNE-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-6
- Memorandum of conversation, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc48 · A4-B12-B02-AR-JUNE-MESSAGING-SRC-1
- A4-B12-B02-AR-OCT-MESSAGING — The U.S. record of the 7 October 1976 meeting records Kissinger expressing support for Argentine success and urging speed, while saying restoration of freedoms would help. It also records discussion of U.S. votes on Argentine loans.
- Memorandum of conversation, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc48 · A4-B12-B02-AR-OCT-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-1
- Memorandum of conversation, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc56 · A4-B12-B02-AR-OCT-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-2
- Telegram262786, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc58 · A4-B12-B02-AR-OCT-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-3
- Telegram6871, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc57 · A4-B12-B02-AR-OCT-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-4
- Telegram262786, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc58 · A4-B12-B02-AR-OCT-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-5
- Telegram6871, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc57 · A4-B12-B02-AR-OCT-MESSAGING-Q1-SRC-6
- Memorandum of conversation, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc56 · A4-B12-B02-AR-OCT-MESSAGING-SRC-1
- Telegram262786, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc58 · A4-B12-B02-AR-OCT-MESSAGING-SRC-2
- A4-B12-B02-AR-WASHINGTON-REPLY — The State Department’s 22 October 1976 reply disputed Guzzetti’s interpretation, saying U.S. officials had conveyed serious concern about Argentine security-force abuses. It described loan voting as conditional on conditions improving.
- Memorandum of conversation, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc48 · A4-B12-B02-AR-WASHINGTON-REPLY-Q1-SRC-1
- Memorandum of conversation, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc56 · A4-B12-B02-AR-WASHINGTON-REPLY-Q1-SRC-2
- Telegram262786, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc58 · A4-B12-B02-AR-WASHINGTON-REPLY-Q1-SRC-3
- Telegram6871, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc57 · A4-B12-B02-AR-WASHINGTON-REPLY-Q1-SRC-4
- Telegram262786, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc58 · A4-B12-B02-AR-WASHINGTON-REPLY-Q1-SRC-5
- Telegram6871, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc57 · A4-B12-B02-AR-WASHINGTON-REPLY-Q1-SRC-6
- Telegram262786, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc58 · A4-B12-B02-AR-WASHINGTON-REPLY-SRC-1
- Telegram6871, FRUS1969-1976 volE11 part2 doc57 · A4-B12-B02-AR-WASHINGTON-REPLY-SRC-2
- A4-B12-B02-GT-DENIAL — Ambassador Ortiz’s telegram of 3 October 1979 records President Lucas García saying the Panzós shooting predated his term, resulted from troops panicking and had an exaggerated reported death toll. These were Lucas’s explanations, not verified findings.
- A4-B12-B02-KM-DISSENT — In Duch’s 2012 appeal, the two partially dissenting judges agreed that life imprisonment was warranted but disagreed with denying a remedy for his unlawful pretrial detention. Their dissent did not seek an acquittal.
- A4-B12-B02-SV-CIVIL-JUDGMENT — The judgment signed on 19 November 2004 in Doe v. Saravia awarded J. Doe ten million U.S. dollars against Álvaro Rafael Saravia after default and an evidentiary hearing. It was filed and entered on the civil docket on 24 November.
- J.Doe v Saravia, redacted Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law · A4-B12-B02-SV-CIVIL-JUDGMENT-Q1-SRC-1
- J.Doe v Alvaro Rafael Saravia, CIV-F-03-6249 OWW LJO, Judgment · A4-B12-B02-SV-CIVIL-JUDGMENT-Q1-SRC-2
- J.Doe v Alvaro Rafael Saravia, CIV-F-03-6249 OWW LJO, Judgment · A4-B12-B02-SV-CIVIL-JUDGMENT-SRC-1
- A4-B12-B02-SV-DEATH — The civil court’s findings record Archbishop Romero being shot at the Hospital of Divine Providence chapel on 24 March 1980 and pronounced dead on arrival at the Policlínica.
- A4-B12-B02-SV-DRIVER-ORDER — The U.S. civil court’s 2004 findings in Doe v. Saravia recount Garay’s testimony that Saravia directed him to drive an armed man who then shot Archbishop Romero.
- J.Doe v Saravia, redacted Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law · A4-B12-B02-SV-DRIVER-ORDER-Q1-SRC-1
- J.Doe v Alvaro Rafael Saravia, CIV-F-03-6249 OWW LJO, Judgment · A4-B12-B02-SV-DRIVER-ORDER-Q1-SRC-2
- J.Doe v Saravia, redacted Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law · A4-B12-B02-SV-DRIVER-ORDER-SRC-1
- J.Doe v Alvaro Rafael Saravia, CIV-F-03-6249 OWW LJO, Judgment · A4-B12-B02-SV-DRIVER-ORDER-SRC-2
- A4-B12-B02-SV-OPERATION — Those civil findings describe Saravia organising the assassination operation, later reporting its completion to D’Aubuisson and delivering money for the assassin. This is a civil court account, not a personal criminal conviction.
- J.Doe v Saravia, redacted Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law · A4-B12-B02-SV-OPERATION-Q1-SRC-1
- J.Doe v Alvaro Rafael Saravia, CIV-F-03-6249 OWW LJO, Judgment · A4-B12-B02-SV-OPERATION-Q1-SRC-2
- J.Doe v Saravia, redacted Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law · A4-B12-B02-SV-OPERATION-SRC-1
- J.Doe v Alvaro Rafael Saravia, CIV-F-03-6249 OWW LJO, Judgment · A4-B12-B02-SV-OPERATION-SRC-2
- A4-B12-ET83-ANNOUNCE — CAVR records Moerdani announcing renewed plans to crush the resistance on 17 August 1983.
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-ANNOUNCE-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-ANNOUNCE-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-ANNOUNCE-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-ANNOUNCE-SRC-1
- A4-B12-ET83-APPOINT — CAVR’s Chega! report records President Soeharto appointing General Benny Moerdani commander-in-chief of ABRI on 28 March 1983.
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-APPOINT-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-APPOINT-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-APPOINT-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-APPOINT-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-APPOINT-SRC-2
- A4-B12-ET83-ATTACK — CAVR’s unlawful-killings chapter reports a joint Falintil–Ratih attack at Kraras on 8 August 1983 under Virgilio dos Anjos’s command, killing fourteen Indonesian soldiers. Its history chapter gives a lower bound of at least twelve for that attack.
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-ATTACK-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-ATTACK-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-ATTACK-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-ATTACK-SRC-1
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-ATTACK-SRC-2
- A4-B12-ET83-CARA-LIST — CAVR’s table of reported Caraubalu victims contains fifty-five numbered entries. Those entries are not independently verified unique identities or additional deaths beyond the competing estimates.
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-CARA-LIST-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-CARA-LIST-Q2-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-CARA-LIST-Q2-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-CARA-LIST-Q2-SRC-3
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-CARA-LIST-SRC-1
- A4-B12-ET83-CARA-RANGE — For the reported Caraubalu killings of 16 September 1983, CAVR records differing informant figures ranging from eighteen to fifty-four victims. This is a range of accounts, not a verified statistical interval.
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-CARA-RANGE-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-CARA-RANGE-Q2-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-CARA-RANGE-Q2-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-CARA-RANGE-Q2-SRC-3
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-CARA-RANGE-SRC-1
- A4-B12-ET83-CHILDREN — CAVR’s Caraubalu account includes women and children among those reportedly executed. The reviewed account does not establish a complete child death toll.
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-CHILDREN-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-CHILDREN-Q2-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-CHILDREN-Q2-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-CHILDREN-Q2-SRC-3
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-CHILDREN-SRC-1
- A4-B12-ET83-DEADLINE — CAVR reproduces Governor Mário Carrascalão’s 2003 recollection that, at an April 1983 meeting, Moerdani gave officials three months to pursue a peaceful solution in East Timor.
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-DEADLINE-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-DEADLINE-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-DEADLINE-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-DEADLINE-SRC-1
- A4-B12-ET83-KRARAS — CAVR reports being told that Indonesian troops killed four or five people who had remained in Kraras and burned most of its houses on 7 September 1983.
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-KRARAS-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-KRARAS-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-KRARAS-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-KRARAS-SRC-1
- A4-B12-ET83-LETTER — CAVR quotes a letter in which Moerdani told Xanana Gusmão that Operation Persatuan was being prepared for August 1983. The report places the letter shortly after 10 June; the original letter and its exact date were not reviewed.
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-LETTER-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-LETTER-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-LETTER-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-LETTER-SRC-1
- A4-B12-ET83-OPERATION — CAVR places the start of Operation Persatuan in September 1983 and reports that the operation caused large displacements towards towns. It supplies no complete displacement count in that passage.
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-OPERATION-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-OPERATION-Q1-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-OPERATION-Q1-SRC-3
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-OPERATION-SRC-1
- A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-NAMES — CAVR says it received the names of 141 Tahu Bein victims. This is a reported list, not 141 independently verified identities or a separate group to add to the other estimates.
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-NAMES-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-NAMES-Q2-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-NAMES-Q2-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-NAMES-Q2-SRC-3
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-NAMES-SRC-1
- A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-RANGE — CAVR records conflicting reports of twenty-six to 181 people killed at Tahu Bein on 17 September 1983. The figures are competing reports, not a reconciled total.
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-RANGE-Q1-SRC-1
- Chega! Part3: The History of the Conflict · A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-RANGE-Q2-SRC-1
- Chega! Part8 Annex3: High-Level Command Responsibility · A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-RANGE-Q2-SRC-2
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-RANGE-Q2-SRC-3
- Chega! Chapter7.2: Unlawful Killings and Enforced Disappearances · A4-B12-ET83-TAHU-RANGE-SRC-1
- A4-B13-LB-BEGIN-MESSAGE — A U.S. telegram of 16 March 1978 relays Prime Minister Begin’s message that Israel intended to withdraw once security arrangements prevented the PLO’s return. FRUS editors say the original message was not found; the telegram also records U.S. reservations about those assurances.
- A4-B13-LB-COASTAL-CONSEQUENCES — The IDF reports that the 11 March 1978 Coastal Road bus attack killed 35 civilians, including 13 children, and wounded 71. These are its reported figures; the children are included in the death total.
- A4-B13-LB-DISPLACEMENT-LINK — The same OFDA report said a large part of southern Lebanon’s population had fled as a result of the Israeli campaign. It did not allocate that displacement to an individual decision-maker.
- A4-B13-LB-MILITARY-TOLLS — The IDF’s retrospective reports 300 people it labels “terrorists” killed and eighteen Israeli soldiers lost during the fighting. Its terminology is not an independently verified legal classification.
- A4-B13-LB-OPERATION — The IDF’s retrospective dates the launch of Operation Litani in southern Lebanon to the night of 14 March 1978.
- A4-B13-LB-PLAN-GUR — The IDF’s account identifies Chief of Staff Motta Gur and Northern Command commander Avigdor Ben Gal as devising the operation’s plan.
- A4-B13-LB-RELIEF-QUANTITIES — OFDA Situation Report No. 4, reproduced in the Congressional Record on 6 April 1978, listed 50–60 dead, 120 injured and 245,000 displaced in Lebanon, including 160,000 needing shelter. It explicitly said updated death and injury figures were unavailable.
- A4-B13-LB-UN-HUMANITARIAN — The Secretary-General’s September 1978 report says UNIFIL’s first-month humanitarian work included recovering dead and wounded, searching for missing people including children, and providing shelter and medical help. The passage gives no child casualty total.
- A4-B13-LB-WEIZMAN-STOP — The IDF’s account says Defence Minister Ezer Weizman ordered the operation to end on 21 March 1978. This does not establish that all subsequent violence stopped then.
- A4-B13-RH-675 — At the UN Third Committee on 13 October 1976, Mozambique’s delegate repeated her foreign minister’s claim that 675 unarmed refugees had been killed at Nyazonia. This is a government claim recorded at the UN, not an independently verified UN count.
- A4-B13-RH-COMMUNIQUE — UN experts quoted the Rhodesian communiqué’s military-target account of Nyazonia, rejected it, and relayed UNHCR’s assessment that the site was a refugee settlement. Their report is not an individual criminal judgment.
- A4-B13-RH-DEATHS-MISSING — The mission report relays Mozambique’s account of more than 700 people killed at Nyazonia and more than 1,000 refugees who fled and had not been traced. Untraced people are not assumed dead or added to the death estimate.
- A4-B13-RH-EARLY-TOLL — The UN experts also relay an earlier press estimate of at least 620 dead and 302 in hospital after Nyazonia. This is a reported estimate, not an additional victim group or a final reconciled toll.
- A4-B13-RH-INJURED — The experts relay a UNHCR representative’s counts of 296 wounded at Chimoio hospital and 204 at a temporary camp, plus information given to him that 176 serious cases had been evacuated to Beira. Possible overlaps and transfers prevent adding these figures.
- A4-B13-RH-RAID — The UN’s 1977 assistance mission report relays Mozambique’s account that Southern Rhodesian forces attacked the Nyazonia refugee centre on 9 August 1976. The reviewed passage does not identify an individual authorisation.
- A4-B13-RH-RELOCATION — The UN assistance report describes Doroi opening as an emergency centre after the Nyazonia attack and records continuing physical and psychological effects among relocated refugees. It supplies no complete count or individual diagnosis of those effects.
- A4-B13-RH-WALLS-POLICY — The UN experts quote Lt-Gen G. P. Walls expressing a cross-border pursuit policy in May 1976, citing the Rhodesia Herald of 1 May. This statement does not establish that he personally ordered the later Nyazonia raid.
- A4-B13-UG-1971-CONTEXT — Amnesty’s report Human Rights Violations in Uganda, dated June 1978, traces the military regime to the coup of 1971. The report’s hosting filename does not establish a 1982 publication date.
- A4-B13-UG-ACCIDENT-ACCOUNT — The U.S. telegram relays Kampala radio’s claim that Luwum and the two ministers died in a car accident while trying to escape custody. Amnesty expressed grave doubts and called for an independent inquiry. This review does not resolve those conflicting accounts.
- FRUS1977-1980 volXVII part2 doc137, telegram2168 · A4-B13-UG-ACCIDENT-ACCOUNT-Q1-SRC-1
- Amnesty International Report1977, Uganda section · A4-B13-UG-ACCIDENT-ACCOUNT-Q1-SRC-2
- FRUS1977-1980 volXVII part2 doc137, telegram2168 · A4-B13-UG-ACCIDENT-ACCOUNT-SRC-1
- Amnesty International Report1977, Uganda section · A4-B13-UG-ACCIDENT-ACCOUNT-SRC-2
- A4-B13-UG-CUSTODY-DEATHS — Amnesty and a contemporaneous U.S. telegram report the deaths of Archbishop Luwum and ministers Oboth-Ofumbi and Oryema following their arrests in February 1977. The reviewed passages do not settle their manner of death or identify a personal killing order.
- Amnesty International Report1977, Uganda section · A4-B13-UG-CUSTODY-DEATHS-Q1-SRC-1
- FRUS1977-1980 volXVII part2 doc137, telegram2168 · A4-B13-UG-CUSTODY-DEATHS-Q1-SRC-2
- Amnesty International Report1977, Uganda section · A4-B13-UG-CUSTODY-DEATHS-SRC-1
- FRUS1977-1980 volXVII part2 doc137, telegram2168 · A4-B13-UG-CUSTODY-DEATHS-SRC-2
- A4-B13-UG-MAKERERE-QUANTITIES — Amnesty’s 1977 report says more than 200 Makerere students were detained and mistreated on 2–3 August 1976. It considered the death toll probably below ten, contrasting this with earlier exaggerated reports of hundreds killed.
- A4-B13-UG-SUMMONS — Amnesty reports that President Idi Amin summoned religious leaders to the Nile Conference Centre on 16 February 1977, before public accusations and arrests. This is a reported summons, not evidence of an execution order.
- A4-B13-WS-OPPOSING-ACCOUNTS — The Secretary-General’s November 1975 report records Morocco and Mauritania defending the Madrid agreement while Algeria challenged its legality and scope. These are attributed government positions, not an adjudication by the report.
- A4-B13-WS-REFUGEES — UNHCR’s 1976 report relays an Algerian-authority estimate of about 20,000 Western Sahara refugees in Algeria in December 1975. It is an attributed population estimate, not a UNHCR census or a count of 1976 arrivals.
- A4-B13-WS-SIGN-ARIAS — Carlos Arias Navarro is named as a signatory in the published Madrid declaration. La Moncloa’s historical chronology places him in office as Spain’s head of government in November 1975.
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-ARIAS-Q1-SRC-1
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-ARIAS-Q1-SRC-2
- Historical chronology of Spanish heads of government · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-ARIAS-Q1-SRC-3
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-ARIAS-Q1-SRC-4
- Ley40/1975 de19noviembre, BOE-A-1975-23743 · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-ARIAS-Q1-SRC-5
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-ARIAS-SRC-1
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-ARIAS-SRC-2
- Historical chronology of Spanish heads of government · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-ARIAS-SRC-3
- A4-B13-WS-SIGN-MOUKNASS — Hamdi Mouknass is named as a signatory in the published Madrid declaration. The Secretary-General’s report identifies him as Mauritania’s foreign minister during the negotiations.
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-MOUKNASS-Q1-SRC-1
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-MOUKNASS-Q1-SRC-2
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-MOUKNASS-Q1-SRC-3
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-MOUKNASS-Q1-SRC-4
- Ley40/1975 de19noviembre, BOE-A-1975-23743 · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-MOUKNASS-Q1-SRC-5
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-MOUKNASS-SRC-1
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-MOUKNASS-SRC-2
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-MOUKNASS-SRC-3
- A4-B13-WS-SIGN-OSMAN — Ahmed Osman is named as a signatory in the published Madrid declaration. The Secretary-General’s report identifies him as Morocco’s prime minister during the negotiations.
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-OSMAN-Q1-SRC-1
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-OSMAN-Q1-SRC-2
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-OSMAN-Q1-SRC-3
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-OSMAN-Q1-SRC-4
- Ley40/1975 de19noviembre, BOE-A-1975-23743 · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-OSMAN-Q1-SRC-5
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-OSMAN-SRC-1
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-OSMAN-SRC-2
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-SIGN-OSMAN-SRC-3
- A4-B13-WS-SOVEREIGNTY — In his letter dated 29 January 2002, the UN Legal Counsel stated that the Madrid Agreement transferred neither sovereignty over Western Sahara nor administering-power status. This was a legal opinion, not an individual criminal judgment.
- A4-B13-WS-TERMS — The declaration dated 14 November 1975 provided for a temporary administration involving Spain, Morocco and Mauritania, with the Yemaa’s collaboration, and completion of Spain’s departure by 28 February 1976. These were agreement terms, not a transfer of sovereignty.
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-TERMS-Q1-SRC-1
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-TERMS-Q1-SRC-2
- S/2002/161, Legal Counsel letter29January2002 · A4-B13-WS-TERMS-Q1-SRC-3
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-TERMS-Q1-SRC-4
- Ley40/1975 de19noviembre, BOE-A-1975-23743 · A4-B13-WS-TERMS-Q1-SRC-5
- S/11880, third Secretary-General report and annexes · A4-B13-WS-TERMS-SRC-1
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-TERMS-SRC-2
- S/2002/161, Legal Counsel letter29January2002 · A4-B13-WS-TERMS-SRC-3
- A4-B13-WS-WITHDRAWAL — The UN’s 1977 Western Sahara chapter dates Spain’s withdrawal to 26 February 1976 and says self-determination had not been exercised as called for by the General Assembly. The planned deadline in the declaration was 28 February.
- A/32/23/Rev.1 volII, Western Sahara chapter · A4-B13-WS-WITHDRAWAL-Q1-SRC-1
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-WITHDRAWAL-Q1-SRC-2
- A/32/23/Rev.1 volII, Western Sahara chapter · A4-B13-WS-WITHDRAWAL-SRC-1
- UN Treaty Series988, I-14450, Declaration on Western Sahara · A4-B13-WS-WITHDRAWAL-SRC-2
- A4-B14-IN-AIIMS — The report describes nine Turkman Gate-area patients attending AIIMS on 24 April 1976, eight aged two to sixteen and one aged sixty-five, with blunt-weapon injuries. Attendance date is not necessarily injury date, and the passage does not establish that police shooting caused these injuries.
- A4-B14-IN-BACKDATING — The Shah Commission describes a meeting on 3 June 1976 followed by obtaining a signed, pre-dated firing order. The later signature’s exact date is not established, and it was not an original order issued on 19 April.
- A4-B14-IN-BHINDER-BULLDOZERS — The Shah Commission found that P. S. Bhinder requisitioned bulldozers before the unrest was fully controlled and misused his authority in resuming demolition. Its finding does not establish an individual order to shoot.
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-BHINDER-BULLDOZERS-Q1-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-BHINDER-BULLDOZERS-Q1-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-BHINDER-BULLDOZERS-Q2-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-BHINDER-BULLDOZERS-Q2-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-BHINDER-BULLDOZERS-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-BHINDER-BULLDOZERS-SRC-2
- A4-B14-IN-DEATHS — The Shah report relays the official six deaths from police firing and concludes that at least six people died. Conflicting identity entries did not establish a seventh death. These overlapping accounts do not create two victim groups.
- A4-B14-IN-DEM-DEFENCES — Jagmohan defended the clearances as lawful and voluntary and said the lieutenant-governor was informed. The Shah Commission records contrary evidence from Krishan Chand and residents and rejects voluntariness and the reliability of the purported permission file.
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-DEFENCES-Q1-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-DEFENCES-Q1-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-DEFENCES-Q2-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-DEFENCES-Q2-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-DEFENCES-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-DEFENCES-SRC-2
- A4-B14-IN-DEM-JAGMOHAN — The Shah Commission found that Jagmohan and H. K. Lal misused their authority in coercive Turkman Gate clearances that caused considerable human misery. This is an inquiry finding about demolition, not a criminal conviction or individual firing liability.
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-JAGMOHAN-Q1-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-JAGMOHAN-Q1-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-JAGMOHAN-Q2-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-JAGMOHAN-Q2-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-JAGMOHAN-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-DEM-JAGMOHAN-SRC-2
- A4-B14-IN-DEM-TIMING — The Shah Commission records demolition resuming on the evening of 19 April 1976 under curfew and continuing until 27 April. It separately dates curfew in the wider Jama Masjid police-station jurisdiction to 19 April–13 May.
- A4-B14-IN-EMERGENCY-BACKGROUND — The Shah Commission’s 1978 report discusses the internal Emergency declared on the night of 25 June 1975 and the cabinet meeting the next morning as background. This does not establish an order for the April 1976 Turkman Gate firing.
- A4-B14-IN-FIRING-SCOPE — For the 19 April 1976 firing itself, the Shah Commission expressly refrained from observations on individual officers because it had not issued the required notices and summons. This limit does not erase its separate demolition and later backdating findings.
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-FIRING-SCOPE-Q1-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-FIRING-SCOPE-Q1-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-FIRING-SCOPE-Q2-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-FIRING-SCOPE-Q2-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-FIRING-SCOPE-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-FIRING-SCOPE-SRC-2
- A4-B14-IN-INJURIES — Police reported 146 injured, including 58 police and two magistrates; the Shah report also prints a medical total of 146 excluding four dead. It records substantial differences between the named lists. These are not independently additive groups.
- A4-B14-IN-INSTITUTIONAL-LINK — The Shah Commission concluded that the DDA’s insistence on continuing demolition precipitated events leading to the firing, with family-planning activity contributing to tension. This is its institutional causal interpretation, not a finding of a personal order to shoot.
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-INSTITUTIONAL-LINK-Q1-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-INSTITUTIONAL-LINK-Q1-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-INSTITUTIONAL-LINK-Q2-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-INSTITUTIONAL-LINK-Q2-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-INSTITUTIONAL-LINK-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-INSTITUTIONAL-LINK-SRC-2
- A4-B14-IN-JAGMOHAN-PLAN — The Shah Commission records Jagmohan informing subordinate officers on 7 April 1976 about the proposed Turkman Gate demolition operations. It found they lacked sufficient preparation time. This is a demolition-planning account, not an order to fire.
- A4-B14-IN-MINORS — The Shah Commission says other hospitals’ medico-legal records listed thirteen injured people described as minors, many with blunt-weapon injuries. The passage does not provide their ages or define “minor”; it does not establish an under-eighteen total.
- A4-B14-IN-POST-BHINDER — The Shah Commission found that P. S. Bhinder, through Sanjay Gandhi’s intervention, pressured magistrates to sign and backdate a firing order after the event. This is a later-record inquiry finding, not an original firing order or a criminal conviction.
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-POST-BHINDER-Q1-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-POST-BHINDER-Q1-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-POST-BHINDER-Q1-SRC-3
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-POST-BHINDER-Q2-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-POST-BHINDER-Q2-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-POST-BHINDER-Q2-SRC-3
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-POST-BHINDER-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-POST-BHINDER-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-POST-BHINDER-SRC-3
- A4-B14-IN-POST-DEFENCES — The report records Bhinder denying the meetings and pressure, and Sanjay Gandhi challenging procedure and declining testimony. The Commission rejected Bhinder’s account using magistrates’ testimony and a wireless log and records a fresh notice to Gandhi.
- A4-B14-IN-STRUCTURES — The Shah Commission, using a DDA statement, reports 384 residential structures demolished by 18 April 1976 and 457 pucca structures demolished during 19–24 April. These are different structure categories and periods, not numbers of people or families.
- A4-B14-IN-WITNESS-DEATHS — The Shah Commission records Rajesh Sharma saying that at least twenty people died in the firing and that bodies of elderly women and children were found under debris. This is his account, not a verified Commission total or a counted child death toll.
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-WITNESS-DEATHS-Q1-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-WITNESS-DEATHS-Q1-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-WITNESS-DEATHS-Q2-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-WITNESS-DEATHS-Q2-SRC-2
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-WITNESS-DEATHS-SRC-1
- Shah Commission of Inquiry, Interim Report II, 26 April 1978 · A4-B14-IN-WITNESS-DEATHS-SRC-2
- A4-B14-ZA-CILLIE-COUNTS — The TRC relays the Cillie Commission’s count of 575 dead and 2,389 injured. It separately gives that inquiry’s terms of reference as 16 June 1976–28 February 1977; those terms do not by themselves prove the count’s exact coverage.
- A4-B14-ZA-CILLIE-DISPUTE — The TRC describes the Cillie Commission exonerating police conduct and rejects that assessment. It also records Morobe’s allegation that coerced testimony was used to justify the shootings. The allegation and the TRC’s findings remain distinct.
- A4-B14-ZA-DEFENCE — The TRC reproduces Swanepoel’s account that police were overwhelmed and that he used appropriate force. This is his defence, not the Commission’s endorsement.
- A4-B14-ZA-EDUCATION — The TRC found that the decision to introduce Afrikaans as a medium of instruction caused the conflict leading to the Soweto march, and that the march was peaceful until violent police intervention. The passage does not name the education minister.
- A4-B14-ZA-FORCE-FINDING — The TRC found that police adopted a shoot-to-kill policy and named Swanepoel and Deputy Commissioner Wandrag in its excessive-force finding. This is an investigative finding, not an individual criminal conviction or a personal casualty allocation.
- A4-B14-ZA-MAKHUBO — The TRC reproduces a mother’s account that police harassment drove the person photographed carrying Hector Peterson into exile. This retrospective account in the 1998 report does not establish anyone’s present missing-person status.
- A4-B14-ZA-MOROBE — Murphy Morobe told the TRC that pupils’ resort to violence was spontaneous and had not been part of their plan. His testimony does not establish the intentions of every participant.
- A4-B14-ZA-PUPILS — The TRC describes two pupils fatally wounded after police opened fire near Orlando West High School on 16 June 1976. It identifies thirteen-year-old Hector Zolile Peterson as one of them. This is an incident account, not a whole-day toll.
- A4-B14-ZA-SWANEPOEL — The TRC reports that Rooi Rus Swanepoel ordered Soweto pupils to disperse on 16 June 1976 and later said he had adopted a shoot-to-kill policy. This does not identify who directed the earliest shots at individual pupils.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume Three · A4-B14-ZA-SWANEPOEL-Q1-SRC-1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume Three · A4-B14-ZA-SWANEPOEL-Q1-SRC-2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume Three · A4-B14-ZA-SWANEPOEL-SRC-1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume Three · A4-B14-ZA-SWANEPOEL-SRC-2
- A4-B14-ZA-VORSTER — The TRC reports that Prime Minister John Vorster told parliament on 18 June 1976 that orders had been given to maintain order at all costs. This public statement is distinct from an original operational order.
- A4-B14-ZA-WRAB — The TRC reports that pupils killed two West Rand Administration Board officials during the unrest. Its account does not identify an individual attacker or a student leader’s order.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume Three · A4-B14-ZA-WRAB-Q1-SRC-1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume Three · A4-B14-ZA-WRAB-Q1-SRC-2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume Three · A4-B14-ZA-WRAB-SRC-1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume Three · A4-B14-ZA-WRAB-SRC-2
- A4-B15-CL-CIVIL-FINDING — In its 5 November 1980 opinion, the court held civil default relief proper against Chile and six named individuals. It said Ignacio Novo’s default would be vacated and his case dismissed because the evidence placed his involvement after the killings. Pinochet was not a defendant.
- A4-B15-CL-CONSEQUENCES — A State Department summary and the civil opinion record Orlando Letelier and Ronni Moffitt dying from the 21 September 1976 car bombing in Washington, D.C. These are two deaths in one event, not additional totals to add across sources.
- A4-B15-CL-ESPINOZA — The 1980 civil opinion in Letelier v. Republic of Chile recounts Townley’s sworn testimony that DINA operations director Pedro Espinoza instructed him about the assassination mission. This is the civil court’s evidence narrative, not a new criminal conviction.
- A4-B15-CL-FERNANDEZ — The civil opinion describes Armando Fernandez Larios giving Townley surveillance information at New York’s Kennedy Airport. This identifies a reported surveillance handover, not who constructed or detonated the bomb.
- A4-B15-CL-GUILLERMO — The civil opinion recounts Guillermo Novo and Suarez informing Townley that the Cuban Nationalist Movement would assist the assassination. Guillermo and Ignacio Novo are different people; the opinion notes the earlier criminal judgments had been reversed.
- A4-B15-CL-INJURY — The State Department summary records Michael Moffitt injured in the same explosion. It supplies no quantified injury severity or basis for classifying him as a child.
- A4-B15-CL-REVERSALS — On 15 September 1980, the appeals court reversed the criminal judgments concerning Guillermo Novo, Alvin Ross and Ignacio Novo and remanded the case. The later civil opinion expressly addressed those reversals. This does not establish factual innocence or the outcome of later retrials.
- A4-B15-CL-TOWNLEY — The same civil opinion describes Townley constructing and attaching the bomb on 18 September 1976 and leaving Washington the next day, before the 21 September explosion. It does not place him at the detonation.
- A4-B15-NI-AUTHORITY — The coroner found that the IRA carried out Kingsmill under the authority of its Army Council, which had issued broad authorisation in April 1975. This organisational finding does not prove a specific attack order by a named Council member.
- A4-B15-NI-CONSEQUENCES — The 2024 Kingsmill inquest records ten workers killed in the 5 January 1976 minibus attack and Alan Black surviving with life-changing injuries. Another passenger was released before the shooting and is not an eleventh fatality.
- A4-B15-NI-NAIRAC-EXCLUDED — The coroner found that Captain Robert Nairac had no role in Kingsmill and rejected allegations of his involvement. This supports no positive action record or geographic connection to the attack.
- A4-B15-NI-PRIOR-PLANNING — The coroner found that Kingsmill had been planned before the Reavey and O’Dowd family murders of 4 January 1976, despite the claimed retaliation. The exact earlier planning date was not established.
- A4-B15-NI-PROOF-LIMIT — The inquest says no evidence was gathered capable of establishing individual criminal responsibility for Kingsmill. Its suspect ciphers covered many kinds of association, and the perpetrators supplied no account. Intelligence or association is not a finding of individual guilt.
- A4-B15-NI-QUALIFIERS — The inquest records expert uncertainty about whether IRA leadership sanctioned Kingsmill and testimony distinguishing general policy from a specific Army Council order. These accounts qualify the evidence; they do not erase the coroner’s final organisational finding.
- A4-B15-TH-AI-COUNTS — Amnesty’s 1977 report relays official reports of more than forty killed at Thammasat, other reports of a higher toll, and more than 3,000 students and others arrested. It gives no numeric value for the higher alternative death toll.
- A4-B15-TH-COUP-CHRONOLOGY — The hearing places the military takeover later on 6 October 1976, after the campus violence. The Embassy telegram identifies Admiral Sa-ngat as NARC chairman. Chairmanship alone does not prove an order for the earlier attack.
- Human Rights in Thailand, House hearings23 and30June1977 · A4-B15-TH-COUP-CHRONOLOGY-Q1-SRC-1
- FRUS1969-76 volE12 doc425, Embassy telegram28513,14October1976 · A4-B15-TH-COUP-CHRONOLOGY-Q1-SRC-2
- Human Rights in Thailand, House hearings23 and30June1977 · A4-B15-TH-COUP-CHRONOLOGY-SRC-1
- FRUS1969-76 volE12 doc425, Embassy telegram28513,14October1976 · A4-B15-TH-COUP-CHRONOLOGY-SRC-2
- A4-B15-TH-EXECUTIONS — Amnesty records Thavorn Udomnueduj executed on 15 April and General Chalard Hiranyasiri on 21 April 1977. These two reported cases are separate from the October 1976 campus casualties; the reviewed source supplies no civilian or combatant classification.
- A4-B15-TH-FRASER-COUNTS — Opening the hearing on 23 June 1977, Donald Fraser relayed reports of more than forty dead, several hundred wounded and about 3,000 arrested. His opening statement is not a congressional investigative casualty finding.
- A4-B15-TH-OAKLEY-COUNTS — In his June 1977 testimony, Oakley reported forty dead and approximately 3,000 arrested in the Thammasat violence. These are his reported figures, not an independently enumerated victim count.
- A4-B15-TH-PUEY-ARRESTS — Puey Ungphakorn told the June 1977 hearing that more than 3,000 people were arrested at Thammasat after the killings and described torture and assault during detention. The reviewed testimony gives no quantified torture total.
- A4-B15-TH-RESPONSIBILITY-ACCOUNTS — Oakley described the later military coup as bloodless and separate from the campus violence. Puey described armed rightist groups and said he saw no evidence of an immediate American mastermind, while criticising longer U.S. ties. These are attributed assessments.
- A4-B15-TH-SENI — A U.S. Embassy telegram attributes Seni Pramot’s decision to send police to arrest students at Thammasat to 5 October 1976. In June 1977, Robert Oakley said police acted on Seni’s order on 6 October. Neither passage establishes an instruction to kill.
- FRUS1969-76 volE12 doc425, Embassy telegram28513,14October1976 · A4-B15-TH-SENI-Q1-SRC-1
- Human Rights in Thailand, House hearings23 and30June1977 · A4-B15-TH-SENI-Q1-SRC-2
- FRUS1969-76 volE12 doc425, Embassy telegram28513,14October1976 · A4-B15-TH-SENI-SRC-1
- Human Rights in Thailand, House hearings23 and30June1977 · A4-B15-TH-SENI-SRC-2
- A4-B15-TH-THANIN — Amnesty’s 1977 report says Prime Minister Thanin Kraivichien used special powers to order the execution of two untried men in April 1977. Puey’s separate testimony describes the use of Article 21 for executions that April; the two original orders were not reviewed.
- Amnesty International Report1977, Thailand section · A4-B15-TH-THANIN-Q1-SRC-1
- Human Rights in Thailand, House hearings23 and30June1977 · A4-B15-TH-THANIN-Q1-SRC-2
- Amnesty International Report1977, Thailand section · A4-B15-TH-THANIN-SRC-1
- Human Rights in Thailand, House hearings23 and30June1977 · A4-B15-TH-THANIN-SRC-2
- A4-B15-TH-UNDER18-CASES — Amnesty reports that in March 1977 charges were to be dropped against about forty of a cohort of 143 students because they were under eighteen. This describes an intended procedural step, not verified completed release or a child casualty count.
- A4-B16-AO-COUNT — Amnesty said it could not precisely estimate executions after the May 1977 attempted coup. It had received names of some ninety people said to have been killed, while opposition claims of thousands remained unconfirmed. Received names are not ninety independently verified deaths.
- A4-B16-AO-CRISIS — Amnesty’s 1984 report describes Nito Alves’s supporters attempting to seize power on 27 May 1977 and capturing and killing seven senior MPLA officials. It does not establish a personal killing order by Alves.
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-CRISIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:0
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-CRISIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:1
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-CRISIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:2
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-CRISIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:3
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-CRISIS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-AO-MADIMBA — Amnesty reports ANC member Tom Madimba shot dead by a DISA officer in Luanda in late 1977. The passage identifies no individual officer or instruction from a national director.
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-MADIMBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:0
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-MADIMBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:1
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-MADIMBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:2
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-MADIMBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:3
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-MADIMBA::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-AO-NETO-SPEECH — Amnesty reports Neto moving from a promise of clemency to calls for swift retribution and announcing in August 1977 that leaders of the attempted coup had been shot. The passage gives neither their number nor identities.
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-NETO-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:0
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-NETO-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:1
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-NETO-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:2
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-NETO-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:3
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-NETO-SPEECH::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-AO-NETO-TRIBUNAL — Amnesty attributes the July 1977 announcement of a Special Military Tribunal to President Agostinho Neto. It says proceedings were secret and does not establish how many cases the tribunal examined.
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-NETO-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:0
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-NETO-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:1
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-NETO-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:2
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-NETO-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:3
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-NETO-TRIBUNAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-AO-OTHER-SIDES — Amnesty records alleged UNITA prisoner killings in 1975–early 1976 and reported government-troop executions at Chissamba in June 1976 and Cassemba the following month. These are distinct attributed acts, with no combined toll or individual leader’s order established.
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-OTHER-SIDES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:0
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-OTHER-SIDES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:1
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-OTHER-SIDES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:2
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-OTHER-SIDES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-AO-ACCOUNTS:3
- Angola: Amnesty International report, AFR12/01/84 · A4-B16-AO-OTHER-SIDES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-EG-ALTERNATIVE — Whitaker’s 1985 UN report relays Artucio’s criticism of the genocide charge alongside Randall Fegley’s view that targeting Bubis and Fernandinos met the UN definition. These are competing analyses; the review makes no independent finding of protected-group intent or domestic-law validity.
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-LEGAL:0
- El proceso contra Macias en Guinea Ecuatorial · A4-B16-EG-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-LEGAL:1
- Revised and updated report on the question of the prevention and punishment of the crime of genocide, E/CN.4/Sub.2/1985/6 · A4-B16-EG-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-LEGAL:2
- Revised and updated report on the question of the prevention and punishment of the crime of genocide, E/CN.4/Sub.2/1985/6 · A4-B16-EG-ALTERNATIVE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-EG-CHARGE-LIMIT — Artucio says he reconstructed the indictment from notes and describes an indicative list of 474 alleged regime killings. He criticised the genocide charge’s legal basis and considered protected-group intent unproved. These are his observations, not this project’s legal ruling or a verified 1976–1980 toll.
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-CHARGE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-LEGAL:0
- El proceso contra Macias en Guinea Ecuatorial · A4-B16-EG-CHARGE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-LEGAL:1
- Revised and updated report on the question of the prevention and punishment of the crime of genocide, E/CN.4/Sub.2/1985/6 · A4-B16-EG-CHARGE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-LEGAL:2
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-CHARGE-LIMIT::SOURCE:0
- El proceso contra Macias en Guinea Ecuatorial · A4-B16-EG-CHARGE-LIMIT::SOURCE:1
- A4-B16-EG-DECREE — Alejandro Artucio’s report attributes compulsory manual labour for citizens over fifteen to a presidential decree of March 1976 under Macias, following a January party-congress request. The original decree was not reviewed; the age threshold is not an observed child-worker count.
- A4-B16-EG-DEFENCE — Artucio records Macias denying the charges and seeking acquittal or pardon. Other defendants argued that they had obeyed superior orders. These are reported defences, not an acceptance or rejection of every allegation by this review.
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-DEFENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:0
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-DEFENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:1
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-DEFENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:2
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-DEFENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:3
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-DEFENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:4
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-DEFENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:5
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-DEFENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:6
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-DEFENCE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-EG-EXECUTION — Artucio reports Macias and six co-defendants executed at Blackbeach prison at 18:00 on 29 September 1979, without appeal or an opportunity to seek clemency. This is a separate post-coup authority phase, not seven additional victims of Macias’s regime.
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:0
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:1
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:2
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:3
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:4
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:5
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:6
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-EXECUTION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-EG-LABOUR — Artucio reports 25,000 workers recruited in 1977 and 15,000 dependants, describing ration-only remuneration, long workdays, restricted movement and beatings. Dependants are not extra workers or an established child count.
- A4-B16-EG-SENTENCE — Artucio reports the Special Military Tribunal imposing seven death sentences on 29 September 1979, although the prosecutor had requested one. The presiding officer and the person reading the collegiate verdict are not thereby proved to have issued a separate firing-squad order.
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-SENTENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:0
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-SENTENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:1
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-SENTENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:2
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-SENTENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:3
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-SENTENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:4
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-SENTENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:5
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-SENTENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-EG-TRIAL:6
- The Trial of Macias in Equatorial Guinea · A4-B16-EG-SENTENCE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-MH-BURDEN — The IAEA’s 1998 report says a tenfold rise in Bikini residents’ caesium-137 body content was determined in 1978, associated with maturing coconuts and drought-related consumption. Body content is not a count of illness, injury or death.
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-BURDEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-EXPOSURE:0
- Congressional Record,16June1978, House p17961: Burton remarks and reproduced editorial · A4-B16-MH-BURDEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-EXPOSURE:1
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-BURDEN::SOURCE:HR-ARCHIVE-B06-SRC-MH-IAEA1998:0
- A4-B16-MH-EDITORIAL — A Joe Murphy editorial dated 5 June 1978, reproduced in Congress on 16 June, referred to 139 islanders and a 75 per cent yearly rise in body caesium. This is an editorial’s account, not a congressional or independently verified medical finding.
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-EDITORIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-EXPOSURE:0
- Congressional Record,16June1978, House p17961: Burton remarks and reproduced editorial · A4-B16-MH-EDITORIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-EXPOSURE:1
- Congressional Record,16June1978, House p17961: Burton remarks and reproduced editorial · A4-B16-MH-EDITORIAL::SOURCE:HR-ARCHIVE-B06-SRC-MH-CRJUN1978:0
- A4-B16-MH-JOHNSON — Joseph’s 1978 letter reports President Johnson’s 12 August 1968 announcement that Bikini would be returned after cleanup. The IAEA’s later history also describes August 1968 approval. This is pre-1976 background, not a new 1976 decision or proof of intent to harm.
- Congressional Record,4April1978, Senate p8587: Joseph Bikini letter and proposed S2822 · A4-B16-MH-JOHNSON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-POLICY:0
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-JOHNSON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-POLICY:1
- Congressional Record,4April1978, Senate p8587: Joseph Bikini letter and proposed S2822 · A4-B16-MH-JOHNSON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-POLICY:2
- Congressional Record,4April1978, Senate p8587: Joseph Bikini letter and proposed S2822 · A4-B16-MH-JOHNSON::SOURCE:HR-ARCHIVE-B06-SRC-MH-CRAPR1978ALT:0
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-JOHNSON::SOURCE:HR-ARCHIVE-B06-SRC-MH-IAEA1998:1
- A4-B16-MH-JOSEPH — Under Secretary James A. Joseph’s letter of 6 February 1978 recommended proposed Bikini rehabilitation and resettlement legislation and acknowledged earlier food-chain miscalculation and late-1976 coconut concerns. The reproduced proposal is not proof of enactment or a removal order.
- Congressional Record,4April1978, Senate p8587: Joseph Bikini letter and proposed S2822 · A4-B16-MH-JOSEPH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-POLICY:0
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-JOSEPH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-POLICY:1
- Congressional Record,4April1978, Senate p8587: Joseph Bikini letter and proposed S2822 · A4-B16-MH-JOSEPH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-POLICY:2
- Congressional Record,4April1978, Senate p8587: Joseph Bikini letter and proposed S2822 · A4-B16-MH-JOSEPH::SOURCE:HR-ARCHIVE-B06-SRC-MH-CRAPR1978ALT:0
- A4-B16-MH-MOVE-DOE — DOE’s 1982 report describes approximately 140 people moved from Bikini to Kili or Ejit in August 1978. This is an approximate account of the same relocation, not another group to add to the IAEA figure.
- Enewetak Radiological Support Project Final Report, NVO-213 · A4-B16-MH-MOVE-DOE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:0
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-MOVE-DOE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:1
- Marshall Islands memorandum and Interior health-plan RFP attachments, record402869 · A4-B16-MH-MOVE-DOE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:2
- Enewetak Radiological Support Project Final Report, NVO-213 · A4-B16-MH-MOVE-DOE::SOURCE:HR-ARCHIVE-B06-SRC-MH-DOE1982COPY:0
- A4-B16-MH-MOVE-IAEA — The IAEA describes 139 returning Bikinians relocated to Kili and Ejit in August and September 1978. This overlaps other sources’ approximate 140 and 145 accounts; the figures must not be added.
- Enewetak Radiological Support Project Final Report, NVO-213 · A4-B16-MH-MOVE-IAEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:0
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-MOVE-IAEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:1
- Marshall Islands memorandum and Interior health-plan RFP attachments, record402869 · A4-B16-MH-MOVE-IAEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:2
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-MOVE-IAEA::SOURCE:HR-ARCHIVE-B06-SRC-MH-IAEA1998:0
- A4-B16-MH-REMOVE — DOE’s 1982 report attributes the decision to remove Bikini residents to Interior after rising body burdens in April 1978. The IAEA’s later account describes Trust Territory officials relocating them in August–September. No named individual authoriser is established here.
- Enewetak Radiological Support Project Final Report, NVO-213 · A4-B16-MH-REMOVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:0
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-REMOVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:1
- Marshall Islands memorandum and Interior health-plan RFP attachments, record402869 · A4-B16-MH-REMOVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:2
- Enewetak Radiological Support Project Final Report, NVO-213 · A4-B16-MH-REMOVE::SOURCE:HR-ARCHIVE-B06-SRC-MH-DOE1982COPY:0
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-REMOVE::SOURCE:HR-ARCHIVE-B06-SRC-MH-IAEA1998:1
- A4-B16-MH-RFP — An Interior health-plan background paper circulated in 1980 says 145 Bikini residents were evacuated in late August 1978 and that some 99 of them had whole-body and medical examinations in April. Being examined does not establish injury.
- Enewetak Radiological Support Project Final Report, NVO-213 · A4-B16-MH-RFP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:0
- Radiological Conditions at Bikini Atoll: Prospects for Resettlement, STI/PUB/1054 · A4-B16-MH-RFP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:1
- Marshall Islands memorandum and Interior health-plan RFP attachments, record402869 · A4-B16-MH-RFP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-MH-REMOVAL:2
- Marshall Islands memorandum and Interior health-plan RFP attachments, record402869 · A4-B16-MH-RFP::SOURCE:HR-ARCHIVE-B06-SRC-MH-DOEHEALTH:0
- A4-B16-SA-ATTACK — The TRC dates the air and paratroop attack on Kassinga to 08:00 on 4 May 1978 and describes the site as both a military base and a refugee camp. Neither description classifies every person present.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-EVENT:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-EVENT:1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-ATTACK::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-SA-BOTHA — The TRC reproduces Defence Minister P. W. Botha’s public justification of the cross-border operation on 4 May 1978. A defence issued on the attack day does not itself establish his private initiating order.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-BOTHA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-BOTHA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-BOTHA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-BOTHA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:3
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-BOTHA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:4
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-BOTHA::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-SA-CHETEQUERA — For the separate Chetequera attacks, the TRC reports more than 300 killed, between 200 and 300 captured and torture of many prisoners. It relays a Red Cross report that 118 remained detained in January 1980; that later stock is not an additional captured group.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-CHETEQUERA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-CHETEQUERA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-CHETEQUERA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-CHETEQUERA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:3
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-CHETEQUERA::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-SA-COMMAND — The TRC identifies Ian Gleeson, Blackie de Swardt and Giep Booysen in overall planning and command, and Jan Breytenbach and Deon Ferreira leading ground forces at Kassinga. These roles do not establish individual orders to kill civilians.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-COMMAND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-COMMAND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-COMMAND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-COMMAND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:3
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-COMMAND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:4
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-COMMAND::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-SA-CONVOY — The TRC relays Cuban archival information that approximately 150 Cuban troops died in attacks on convoys approaching Kassinga. This concerns separate convoy attacks, not an additional civilian camp count.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-CONVOY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-CONVOY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-CONVOY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-CONVOY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:3
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-CONVOY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-SA-FINDING — The TRC found gross human-rights violations against civilian occupants of Kassinga and held B. J. Vorster, P. W. Botha, Magnus Malan, Constand Viljoen and R. H. Rogers accountable for deliberate planning. This is an investigative finding, not individual criminal convictions. Vorster was prime minister at the time.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-FINDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-FINDINGS:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-FINDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-FINDINGS:1
- History: former heads of state and government · A4-B16-SA-FINDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-FINDINGS:2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-FINDING::SOURCE:0
- History: former heads of state and government · A4-B16-SA-FINDING::SOURCE:1
- A4-B16-SA-MILITARY-COUNT — The TRC reproduces an early military headquarters estimate of 500 enemy dead at Kassinga and separately discusses reports of women and children killed. “Enemy” is the military’s label, not a verified combatant classification.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-MILITARY-COUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-MILITARY-COUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-MILITARY-COUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-MILITARY-COUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:3
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-MILITARY-COUNT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-SA-MISSING — The TRC describes five SADF troops missing when withdrawal from Kassinga was otherwise complete that evening. This is a reported operational status, not five confirmed deaths or a present missing-person finding.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-EVENT:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-EVENT:1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-MISSING::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-SA-ORDERS — The TRC places approval for the Kassinga operation around March 1978, without identifying the approving individual in that passage. It quotes orders against killing prisoners after the attack and against shooting women and children where possible.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:3
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:4
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-ORDERS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-SA-TOLL — The TRC relays an Angolan White Paper’s 624 killed: 159 men, 167 women and 298 teenagers and children. It also reports 611 wounded. These are source categories, not a verified civilian–combatant division or an under-eighteen child count.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-TOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-TOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-TOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-TOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-NUMBERS:3
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-TOLL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B16-SA-VILJOEN — The TRC quotes an 8 March 1978 communiqué in which army chief Constand Viljoen described Kassinga as a PLAN planning, medical and recruit-transit centre. This records a military assessment, not the status of every camp occupant.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-VILJOEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-VILJOEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-VILJOEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-VILJOEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:3
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-VILJOEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-PLANNING:4
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-VILJOEN::SOURCE:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-VILJOEN::SOURCE:1
- A4-B16-SA-WOUNDED — The TRC accepted that no orders were given to kill wounded people but made no finding on their treatment. It could not corroborate a contrary anonymous account and did not conclude that no wounded people were killed.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-WOUNDED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-FINDINGS:0
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-WOUNDED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-FINDINGS:1
- History: former heads of state and government · A4-B16-SA-WOUNDED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B16-Q-SA-FINDINGS:2
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, volume2 · A4-B16-SA-WOUNDED::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-CAR-ANNUL — Amnesty’s 1987 report says Bokassa’s 1980 in-absentia death sentence was annulled after his return in October 1986. A new trial began on 26 November 1986 and remained underway at year end. Annulment of the earlier sentence was a procedural development.
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-ANNUL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-ANNUL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:1
- Amnesty International Report1989 · A4-B17-CAR-ANNUL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:2
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-ANNUL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:3
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-ANNUL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:4
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-ANNUL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:5
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-ANNUL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:6
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-ANNUL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:7
- Amnesty International Report1989 · A4-B17-CAR-ANNUL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:8
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-ANNUL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS — An Amnesty anthology reprinting its Children report gives 50–100 children killed at Ngaragba prison in April 1979. It separately relays 12–28 suffocation deaths in one cell and a witness’s count of 62 bodies. Those observations overlap; more than 100 children taken to the prison on 18 April is an arrest count.
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:4
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:5
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:6
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:7
- FRUS1977-1980 volXVII part2 doc119, Student Deaths, telegram122925 · A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:8
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-APR-COUNTS::SOURCE:1
- A4-B17-CAR-COMMUTE — Amnesty’s 1989 report records that President André Kolingba commuted Bokassa’s June 1987 death sentence to life imprisonment in February 1988. It lists convictions including conspiracy to murder and illegal arrest and detention of children; this wording does not convert every earlier allegation into a conviction.
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:1
- Amnesty International Report1989 · A4-B17-CAR-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:2
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:3
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:4
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:5
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:6
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:7
- Amnesty International Report1989 · A4-B17-CAR-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:8
- Amnesty International Report1989 · A4-B17-CAR-COMMUTE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-CAR-DENIAL — The Amnesty Children excerpt reports that Bokassa initially denied deaths in custody, later acknowledged some older youths had been killed, and announced that children remaining in prison would be released. An announced release does not establish that everyone was freed.
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:4
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:5
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:6
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:7
- FRUS1977-1980 volXVII part2 doc119, Student Deaths, telegram122925 · A4-B17-CAR-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:8
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-DENIAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE — Amnesty’s October 1979 newsletter relays an African inquiry’s estimate of about 150 people killed by security forces in January 1979. This differs from Amnesty’s earlier allegation of at least 400; neither figure is added to the other.
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:4
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:5
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:6
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:7
- FRUS1977-1980 volXVII part2 doc119, Student Deaths, telegram122925 · A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:8
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-JAN-ALTERNATIVE::SOURCE:1
- A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980 — Amnesty’s 1981 report records Bokassa’s conviction and death sentence in absentia in December 1980. It separately reports that former ministers Louis Lakouama and Jean-Robert Zana were acquitted of charges connected with the April 1979 prison killings. The in-absentia sentence was later annulled.
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:1
- Amnesty International Report1989 · A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:2
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:3
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:4
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:5
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:6
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:7
- Amnesty International Report1989 · A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:8
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-LEGAL1980::SOURCE:1
- A4-B17-CAR-SIX — Amnesty reports that six people received death sentences at Bangui’s Central Criminal Court in February 1980, that the Supreme Court annulled those sentences in August, and that September retrials produced fresh death sentences. The six included former prison guards found guilty of killing children in April 1979.
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-SIX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:1
- Amnesty International Report1989 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:2
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:3
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:4
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:5
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:6
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:7
- Amnesty International Report1989 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:8
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX::SOURCE:1
- A4-B17-CAR-SIX-EXEC — Amnesty’s 1981 report states that the six prisoners were executed by firing squad at the end of January 1981 despite commutation appeals. They are a later execution cohort, separate from the children killed in 1979; this does not mean Bokassa was executed.
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-SIX-EXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX-EXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:1
- Amnesty International Report1989 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX-EXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:2
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX-EXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:3
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX-EXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:4
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX-EXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:5
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX-EXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:6
- Amnesty International Report1987 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX-EXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:7
- Amnesty International Report1989 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX-EXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-LEGAL:8
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B17-CAR-SIX-EXEC::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS — Amnesty’s 1980 report identifies a school-uniform decree by Emperor Jean-Bedel Bokassa as the subject of January 1979 protests in Bangui. Its earlier 1979 report alleged at least 400 deaths during 18–21 January unrest; a later inquiry estimate, relayed by Amnesty, was about 150. These estimates remain unreconciled.
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:4
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:5
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:6
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:7
- FRUS1977-1980 volXVII part2 doc119, Student Deaths, telegram122925 · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::SOURCE:1
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-UNIFORMS::SOURCE:2
- A4-B17-CAR-US-KNOWLEDGE — A US State Department telegram dated 14 May 1979 quotes an Associated Press account of Amnesty’s allegations. Its separate press guidance describes rumours of roughly seven to forty deaths but expressly says the Department lacked independent confirmation, including whether deaths had occurred.
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-US-KNOWLEDGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-US-KNOWLEDGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-US-KNOWLEDGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Newsletter,October1979, Inquiry confirms children slain · A4-B17-CAR-US-KNOWLEDGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B17-CAR-US-KNOWLEDGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:4
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-US-KNOWLEDGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:5
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B17-CAR-US-KNOWLEDGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:6
- Voices for Freedom anthology: Killings,the youngest victims, reprinting Children · A4-B17-CAR-US-KNOWLEDGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:7
- FRUS1977-1980 volXVII part2 doc119, Student Deaths, telegram122925 · A4-B17-CAR-US-KNOWLEDGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-CAR-COUNTS:8
- FRUS1977-1980 volXVII part2 doc119, Student Deaths, telegram122925 · A4-B17-CAR-US-KNOWLEDGE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-NI-BOMBING — After visits to affected cities, the IACHR found that the National Guard used aerial bombardment and heavy artillery indiscriminately and ordered residents to remain indoors. Its report describes coordinated FSLN attacks on National Guard positions on 9 September 1978 before the government counterattack. This chronology concerns that phase of fighting.
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterI, State of Emergency · A4-B17-NI-BOMBING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-BOMBING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-BOMBING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:2
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-BOMBING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:3
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-BOMBING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:4
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-BOMBING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:5
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-BOMBING::SOURCE:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-BOMBING::SOURCE:1
- A4-B17-NI-CHILD — The IACHR reproduces a mother’s testimony that her husband and five-year-old daughter were killed in an aircraft attack in Barrio La Libertad, Chinandega, on 14 September 1978. This is a witness account recorded by the Commission; it identifies neither the pilot nor a personal presidential instruction.
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:2
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:3
- CIDH Nicaragua1978, Spanish Conclusiones · A4-B17-NI-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:4
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:5
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:6
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CHILD::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-NI-CONVOY — The IACHR records two Red Cross volunteers killed during a medicine-and-food convoy mission on 14 September 1978. It reproduces the Red Cross account and describes photographs of the pickup and bodies. Its own assessment condemned the attack, while the source also preserves conflicting helicopter and patrol explanations.
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-CONVOY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CONVOY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CONVOY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:2
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-CONVOY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:3
- CIDH Nicaragua1978, Spanish Conclusiones · A4-B17-NI-CONVOY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:4
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CONVOY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:5
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-CONVOY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:6
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CONVOY::SOURCE:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-CONVOY::SOURCE:1
- CIDH Nicaragua1978, Spanish Conclusiones · A4-B17-NI-CONVOY::SOURCE:2
- A4-B17-NI-CORRALES — In a transcript published by the IACHR, Chief of Staff Colonel Humberto Corrales asks Major Anastasio Somoza for an explanation of the Red Cross incident and agrees to relay an account. The transcript is not an authenticated personal firing authorisation; the Major is identified as the president’s son.
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CORRALES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-TRANSCRIPT:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CORRALES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-TRANSCRIPT:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-CORRALES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-TRANSCRIPT:2
- CIDH Nicaragua1978, Spanish Conclusiones · A4-B17-NI-CORRALES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-TRANSCRIPT:3
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CORRALES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-TRANSCRIPT:4
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-CORRALES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-NI-ESTIMATE — The IACHR’s introduction relays an early Red Cross estimate of at least 500 people killed in León and Estelí during the September 1978 fighting. It is neither a nationwide total nor a verified all-civilian or child-only count.
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-ESTIMATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-ESTIMATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-ESTIMATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:2
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-ESTIMATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:3
- CIDH Nicaragua1978, Spanish Conclusiones · A4-B17-NI-ESTIMATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:4
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-ESTIMATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:5
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-ESTIMATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:6
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-ESTIMATE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-NI-LANGUAGE — The IACHR’s official web versions disagree in conclusion (c): the English assigns government responsibility for the Red Cross deaths; the Spanish includes a negation. Chapter II.C condemns the attack. This unresolved edition discrepancy is preserved rather than silently corrected.
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-LANGUAGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-TRANSCRIPT:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-LANGUAGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-TRANSCRIPT:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-LANGUAGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-TRANSCRIPT:2
- CIDH Nicaragua1978, Spanish Conclusiones · A4-B17-NI-LANGUAGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-TRANSCRIPT:3
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-LANGUAGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-TRANSCRIPT:4
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-LANGUAGE::SOURCE:0
- CIDH Nicaragua1978, Spanish Conclusiones · A4-B17-NI-LANGUAGE::SOURCE:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-LANGUAGE::SOURCE:2
- A4-B17-NI-MANDATE — The IACHR says it received complaints against FSLN members but could not process them under its competence. Its conclusions also describe repression of males aged 14–21. The mandate limit is not a finding that FSLN committed no abuses; the age range includes adults.
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterI, State of Emergency · A4-B17-NI-MANDATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-MANDATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-MANDATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:2
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-MANDATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:3
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-MANDATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:4
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-MANDATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:5
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-MANDATE::SOURCE:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-MANDATE::SOURCE:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-MANDATE::SOURCE:2
- A4-B17-NI-MOPUP — The IACHR found National Guard killings of noncombatants, including children, during mop-up operations. It separately reproduces a Masaya family’s account of 12 September 1978: a father and two sons, aged 24 and 14, were killed; another son, aged 13, was wounded.
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-MOPUP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-MOPUP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-MOPUP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:2
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-MOPUP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:3
- CIDH Nicaragua1978, Spanish Conclusiones · A4-B17-NI-MOPUP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:4
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-MOPUP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:5
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-MOPUP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:6
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-MOPUP::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-NI-OCTOBER — The IACHR reports that Nicaragua’s president in Council of Ministers decreed on 12 October 1978 that specified constitutional rights would remain suspended until 30 April 1979. The president also delegated application of martial law to departmental National Guard commanders. This is a reported public legal measure, not an individual bombing order.
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterI, State of Emergency · A4-B17-NI-OCTOBER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-OCTOBER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-OCTOBER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:2
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-OCTOBER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:3
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-OCTOBER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:4
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-OCTOBER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-CONTEXT:5
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterI, State of Emergency · A4-B17-NI-OCTOBER::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-NI-PEASANTS — The IACHR relays complaints concerning 338 peasants captured between 1975 and 1977: seventeen reportedly released and 321 not seen again and presumed dead. The latter is a disappearance/presumed-death category, not 321 independently confirmed killings.
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-PEASANTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:0
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-PEASANTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:1
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-PEASANTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:2
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, English Conclusions · A4-B17-NI-PEASANTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:3
- CIDH Nicaragua1978, Spanish Conclusiones · A4-B17-NI-PEASANTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:4
- IACHR Nicaragua1978, chapterII, Right to Life · A4-B17-NI-PEASANTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:5
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-PEASANTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-NI-NUMBERS:6
- IACHR Nicaragua1978 report, Introduction · A4-B17-NI-PEASANTS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-VN-BOATSTOCK — UNHCR reports that 55,202 boat people remained in countries of first asylum at the end of 1980, separately from 113,086 land cases, mostly Lao. These are different refugee stocks; neither figure is a death count or an all-Vietnamese global population.
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-BOATSTOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:0
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-BOATSTOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:1
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-BOATSTOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:2
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-BOATSTOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:3
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-BOATSTOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:4
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-BOATSTOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:5
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-BOATSTOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:6
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-BOATSTOCK::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-VN-HK — UNHCR’s 1980 report records 72,020 Vietnamese boat-refugee arrivals in Hong Kong during 1979, 24,540 departures during that year and 55,705 people receiving care at year end. Arrivals and departures are flows; the year-end figure is a stock.
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-HK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:0
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-HK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:1
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-HK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:2
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-HK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:3
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-HK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:4
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-HK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:5
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-HK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:6
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-HK::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-VN-ODP1979 — UNHCR reports that eleven charter flights carried 1,174 Vietnamese to resettlement countries between 30 May and 31 December 1979, while over 800 left on scheduled commercial flights in the same period. These are reported orderly-departure movements, not deaths or an estimate of everyone rescued at sea.
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-ODP1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:0
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-ODP1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:1
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-ODP1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:2
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-ODP1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:3
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-ODP1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:4
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-ODP1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:5
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-ODP1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:6
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-ODP1979::SOURCE:0
- A4-B17-VN-OUTCOMES — UNHCR’s 1981 report says approximately 15,400 people were rescued at sea by more than 200 merchant ships in 1980. It separately records over 4,700 orderly departures from Vietnam. The rescue figure is not a US Navy total or a number individually attributable to President Carter.
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-OUTCOMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:0
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-OUTCOMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:1
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-OUTCOMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:2
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-OUTCOMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:3
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-OUTCOMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:4
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-OUTCOMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:5
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-OUTCOMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:6
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-OUTCOMES::SOURCE:0
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-OUTCOMES::SOURCE:1
- A4-B17-VN-POLICY — A November 1979 CIA assessment reports Vietnamese measures restricting boat departures, including harsh penalties and exit-fee practices. It also assessed earlier state facilitation of the exodus. These are intelligence assessments and reported policies, not original Vietnamese orders, personal criminal findings or a death toll.
- A4-B17-VN-RESCUE-DIFFERENCE — UNHCR’s 26 August 1981 rescue note reports about 14,560 people picked up by 219 ships in 1980, based on reports from five named UNHCR offices, and says world totals may be higher. Its annual report gives about 15,400 rescues. The available texts do not establish why these quantities differ.
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-RESCUE-DIFFERENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:0
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,covering1April1979-31March1980 · A4-B17-VN-RESCUE-DIFFERENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:1
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-RESCUE-DIFFERENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:2
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-RESCUE-DIFFERENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:3
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-RESCUE-DIFFERENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:4
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-RESCUE-DIFFERENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:5
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-RESCUE-DIFFERENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B17-Q-VN-NUMBERS:6
- Problems Related to the Rescue of Asylum-Seekers in Distress at Sea · A4-B17-VN-RESCUE-DIFFERENCE::SOURCE:0
- UNHCR Report,A/36/12,1981 · A4-B17-VN-RESCUE-DIFFERENCE::SOURCE:1
- A4-B18-AF-AMIN-DENIAL — Amnesty’s November 1979 newsletter reproduces an AFP report dated 23 September in which President Hafizullah Amin rejected its twelve-thousand-prisoner claim as hostile propaganda. This is a reported denial, not a verified alternative prisoner census or an exoneration.
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:0
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:1
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:2
- Amnesty International Newsletter,November1979,Afghanistan article · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:3
- Amnesty International Newsletter,November1979,Afghanistan article · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:4
- Amnesty International Newsletter,November1979,Afghanistan article · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-DENIAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-AF-AMIN-RELEASE — Amnesty records that Amin announced in October 1978 the release of three former ministers and 72 or 74 royal women and children, and says those releases were confirmed. It separately reports Amin’s 22 September 1979 announcement of sixty political-prisoner releases, without names or confirmation that Amnesty’s listed prisoners had been freed.
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:0
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:1
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:2
- Amnesty International Newsletter,November1979,Afghanistan article · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:3
- Amnesty International Newsletter,November1979,Afghanistan article · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:4
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-RELEASE::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Newsletter,November1979,Afghanistan article · A4-B18-AF-AMIN-RELEASE::SOURCE:1
- A4-B18-AF-ANDROPOV-MEMO — An undated translated memorandum attributed to Yuri Andropov discusses assisting Karmal and Sarwari’s plans against Amin, using two battalions already in Kabul and preparing forces near the border. The archive labels it early December 1979 editorially; that is not a verified signing day or proof every proposal was implemented.
- Kosygin-Taraki telephone conversation,17or18March1979 · A4-B18-AF-ANDROPOV-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-PLANNING:0
- Personal memorandum,Andropov to Brezhnev,n.d.,editorially earlyDecember1979 · A4-B18-AF-ANDROPOV-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-PLANNING:1
- Personal memorandum,Andropov to Brezhnev,n.d.,editorially earlyDecember1979 · A4-B18-AF-ANDROPOV-MEMO::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-AF-DEATH — Lyakhovskiy’s study describes Amin dead after the December 1979 palace assault but leaves uncertain whether a bullet, grenade fragment or Afghan actors caused his death. A Soviet report dated 31 December credits forces opposing Amin with overthrowing his regime and describes Soviet military assistance. Neither source establishes a named killer or personal execution instruction.
- Inside the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and the Seizure of Kabul,December1979,CWIHP WorkingPaper51 · A4-B18-AF-DEATH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-OPERATION:0
- Inside the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and the Seizure of Kabul,December1979,CWIHP WorkingPaper51 · A4-B18-AF-DEATH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-OPERATION:1
- Andropov-Gromyko-Ustinov-Ponomarev report on27-28December events,No2519-A · A4-B18-AF-DEATH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-OPERATION:2
- Inside the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and the Seizure of Kabul,December1979,CWIHP WorkingPaper51 · A4-B18-AF-DEATH::SOURCE:0
- Andropov-Gromyko-Ustinov-Ponomarev report on27-28December events,No2519-A · A4-B18-AF-DEATH::SOURCE:1
- A4-B18-AF-DIRECTIVE — Lyakhovskiy’s January 2007 study quotes Directive 312/12/001 as signed by Ustinov and Ogarkov and sent on 24 December 1979, and describes specific combat tasks added on 27 December. It also places that directive number in an earlier, 10 December context. The original directive and its version history remain unverified.
- Inside the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and the Seizure of Kabul,December1979,CWIHP WorkingPaper51 · A4-B18-AF-DIRECTIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-OPERATION:0
- Inside the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and the Seizure of Kabul,December1979,CWIHP WorkingPaper51 · A4-B18-AF-DIRECTIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-OPERATION:1
- Andropov-Gromyko-Ustinov-Ponomarev report on27-28December events,No2519-A · A4-B18-AF-DIRECTIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-OPERATION:2
- Inside the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan and the Seizure of Kabul,December1979,CWIHP WorkingPaper51 · A4-B18-AF-DIRECTIVE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-AF-END1980 — UNHCR’s 1981 report estimates about 1.4 million Afghan refugees in Pakistan at the end of 1980 and says a more exact joint assessment with Pakistan was underway. This is an estimated population stock, not exactly 1,400,000 unique new arrivals in 1980 or a death toll.
- A4-B18-AF-FAMILIES — Amnesty’s 1979 report says it held a list of 42 women and children detained at Pule Charchi because of family association with political prisoners, with some reportedly ill. This mixed group is not a count of 42 children or 42 injuries.
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-FAMILIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:0
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-FAMILIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:1
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-FAMILIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:2
- Amnesty International Newsletter,November1979,Afghanistan article · A4-B18-AF-FAMILIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:3
- Amnesty International Newsletter,November1979,Afghanistan article · A4-B18-AF-FAMILIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:4
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-FAMILIES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-AF-KOSYGIN — In the same translated conversation, Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin warns that concealed Soviet involvement would quickly become known, discusses equipment support and says further consultations are needed. The exchange does not constitute an intervention authorisation or a permanent refusal for the rest of 1979.
- Kosygin-Taraki telephone conversation,17or18March1979 · A4-B18-AF-KOSYGIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-PLANNING:0
- Personal memorandum,Andropov to Brezhnev,n.d.,editorially earlyDecember1979 · A4-B18-AF-KOSYGIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-PLANNING:1
- Kosygin-Taraki telephone conversation,17or18March1979 · A4-B18-AF-KOSYGIN::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-AF-LISTS — Dutch prosecutors describe almost five thousand names on records of people executed in 1978–1979. The published English translation ends at ordinal 4,785, but its last ten numbered entries are expressly described as taken from an Amnesty list after the Dari list ends. The ordinal is not a deduplicated total of independently verified deaths.
- Afghanistan death lists,Morotai investigation · A4-B18-AF-LISTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-LISTS:0
- Afghanistan death lists,Morotai investigation · A4-B18-AF-LISTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-LISTS:1
- English translation of Afghan death list published by Dutch prosecutors · A4-B18-AF-LISTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-LISTS:2
- Afghanistan death lists,Morotai investigation · A4-B18-AF-LISTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-LISTS:3
- Afghanistan death lists,Morotai investigation · A4-B18-AF-LISTS::SOURCE:0
- English translation of Afghan death list published by Dutch prosecutors · A4-B18-AF-LISTS::SOURCE:1
- A4-B18-AF-NOCONVICTION — The Dutch prosecutor states that the Morotai war-crimes investigation ended in 2012 when the suspect died. The account reports an investigation, not a criminal conviction of Amanullah O.; refugee-status exclusion is a separate process.
- Afghanistan death lists,Morotai investigation · A4-B18-AF-NOCONVICTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-LISTS:0
- Afghanistan death lists,Morotai investigation · A4-B18-AF-NOCONVICTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-LISTS:1
- English translation of Afghan death list published by Dutch prosecutors · A4-B18-AF-NOCONVICTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-LISTS:2
- Afghanistan death lists,Morotai investigation · A4-B18-AF-NOCONVICTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-LISTS:3
- Afghanistan death lists,Morotai investigation · A4-B18-AF-NOCONVICTION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-AF-PRISONERS — Amnesty’s 1979 Afghanistan report distinguishes its October 1978 estimate of at least 4,000 political prisoners nationwide, the foreign minister’s figure of about 100, and a later observer estimate of at least 12,000 in Pule Charchi prison alone. Dates, geographic scope and definitions differ; these are detention figures, not deaths.
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-PRISONERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:0
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-PRISONERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:1
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-PRISONERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:2
- Amnesty International Newsletter,November1979,Afghanistan article · A4-B18-AF-PRISONERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:3
- Amnesty International Newsletter,November1979,Afghanistan article · A4-B18-AF-PRISONERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-DETENTION:4
- Violations of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan,ASA11/04/79 · A4-B18-AF-PRISONERS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-AF-REFUGEES — UNHCR reports that Afghan flight into Pakistan began in spring 1979, with more than 400,000 registered by the end of 1979 and over 700,000 by early April 1980. Flight therefore predates the Soviet December intervention; the overlapping stocks cannot all be allocated to that intervention or one leader.
- A4-B18-AF-TARAKI — An archived English translation of a Kosygin–Taraki telephone conversation records Taraki requesting Soviet personnel and equipment disguised with Afghan markings or civilian clothing. Its heading dates the conversation to 17 or 18 March 1979; the request does not establish that troops were deployed then.
- Kosygin-Taraki telephone conversation,17or18March1979 · A4-B18-AF-TARAKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-PLANNING:0
- Personal memorandum,Andropov to Brezhnev,n.d.,editorially earlyDecember1979 · A4-B18-AF-TARAKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-AF-PLANNING:1
- Kosygin-Taraki telephone conversation,17or18March1979 · A4-B18-AF-TARAKI::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-TD-ACCORD — Amnesty reports that the Kano agreement of 16 March 1979 provided for President Félix Malloum and Prime Minister Hissène Habré to resign on 23 March, an interim council chaired by Goukouni Oueddei, prisoner releases and a demilitarised zone around N’Djamena. It remained unclear whether all prisoners had been freed.
- Amnesty International Report1979,Chad · A4-B18-TD-ACCORD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-POLITICS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980,Chad · A4-B18-TD-ACCORD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-POLITICS:1
- Amnesty International Report1981,Chad · A4-B18-TD-ACCORD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-POLITICS:2
- Amnesty International Report1979,Chad · A4-B18-TD-ACCORD::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-TD-COMBAT — Amnesty’s 1980 report says more than a thousand people were believed killed by the end of April after fighting resumed in March 1980. It separately says it could not verify or document individual execution and disappearance cases. The estimate is not a confirmed civilian or child-only total.
- Amnesty International Report1980,Chad · A4-B18-TD-COMBAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-CONSEQUENCES:0
- Amnesty International Report1981,Chad · A4-B18-TD-COMBAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-CONSEQUENCES:1
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,1980 · A4-B18-TD-COMBAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-CONSEQUENCES:2
- Amnesty International Report1980,Chad · A4-B18-TD-COMBAT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-TD-INTERVENTION — Amnesty’s 1981 report describes FAN forces led by Defence Minister Habré fighting FAP forces supporting President Goukouni. It reports that Libyan troops intervened in support of Goukouni in December 1980 and FAN withdrew from N’Djamena. It identifies no Libyan personal authoriser or prisoner-execution order.
- Amnesty International Report1979,Chad · A4-B18-TD-INTERVENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-POLITICS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980,Chad · A4-B18-TD-INTERVENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-POLITICS:1
- Amnesty International Report1981,Chad · A4-B18-TD-INTERVENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-POLITICS:2
- Amnesty International Report1981,Chad · A4-B18-TD-INTERVENTION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-TD-LAGOS — Amnesty’s 1980 report describes an August 1979 Lagos agreement creating a coalition led by Goukouni Oueddei as president, with Habré as defence minister and Kamougué as vice-president. It says prisoner-release and military-withdrawal commitments were not fully observed.
- Amnesty International Report1979,Chad · A4-B18-TD-LAGOS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-POLITICS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980,Chad · A4-B18-TD-LAGOS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-POLITICS:1
- Amnesty International Report1981,Chad · A4-B18-TD-LAGOS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-POLITICS:2
- Amnesty International Report1980,Chad · A4-B18-TD-LAGOS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-TD-LATERCOURT — Amnesty’s release of 30 May 2016 reports that the Extraordinary African Chambers in Dakar convicted Habré and imposed life imprisonment for crimes committed in Chad during 1982–1990. That later case does not establish the separate 1979–1980 allegations reviewed here.
- A4-B18-TD-REFUGEES — UNHCR reports that Cameroon sought urgent assistance after an estimated one hundred thousand refugees arrived from Chad near the end of its 1979–1980 reporting period. An emergency allocation followed in April 1980. This is an approximate refugee population, not mortality or an all-child count.
- Amnesty International Report1980,Chad · A4-B18-TD-REFUGEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-CONSEQUENCES:0
- Amnesty International Report1981,Chad · A4-B18-TD-REFUGEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-CONSEQUENCES:1
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,1980 · A4-B18-TD-REFUGEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-CONSEQUENCES:2
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,1980 · A4-B18-TD-REFUGEES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B18-TD-REMAINS — After FAN withdrew, Amnesty reports that more than one hundred corpses and skeletons were found near the Chari River. It relays observers’ view that these were executed prisoners and FAN’s contrary claim that they were its soldiers killed in fighting. Individual identities, death dates and statuses are unresolved.
- Amnesty International Report1980,Chad · A4-B18-TD-REMAINS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-CONSEQUENCES:0
- Amnesty International Report1981,Chad · A4-B18-TD-REMAINS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-CONSEQUENCES:1
- UNHCR Report,A/35/12,1980 · A4-B18-TD-REMAINS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B18-Q-TD-CONSEQUENCES:2
- Amnesty International Report1981,Chad · A4-B18-TD-REMAINS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-IR-ADVANCE — IHRDC reproduces an order attributed to Khomeini, dated 18 August 1979, directing army and police units toward Paveh with tanks and equipped troops, and requiring the government to dispatch Revolutionary Guards. It threatens consequences for disobedience. The dispatch order does not itself sentence each detainee or initiate the entire Kurdish conflict.
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-ADVANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:0
- Decree: Formation of the Islamic Revolutionary Court, Sahifeh volume 6, p 193 · A4-B19-IR-ADVANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:1
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-ADVANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:2
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-ADVANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:3
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-ADVANCE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-IR-APPOINT — Published translations of Khomeini’s note dated 24 February 1979 commission Sadegh Khalkhali to issue Sharia sentences after trial proceedings. The short reproduced note contains no named death sentence. Its date does not establish the first informal appointment or retrospectively authorise every earlier execution.
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-APPOINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:0
- Decree: Formation of the Islamic Revolutionary Court, Sahifeh volume 6, p 193 · A4-B19-IR-APPOINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:1
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-APPOINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:2
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-APPOINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:3
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-APPOINT::SOURCE:0
- Decree: Formation of the Islamic Revolutionary Court, Sahifeh volume 6, p 193 · A4-B19-IR-APPOINT::SOURCE:1
- A4-B19-IR-AUG22 — Amnesty reproduces Khomeini’s 22 August 1979 statement requiring coordinated armed forces and revolutionary proceedings for disobedience. The same statement offers a conditional pardon for surrender and handing over arms, and instructs allocation of one day’s oil revenue for Kurdistan. These are announced orders and conditions, not proof every promise or later operation was implemented as stated.
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-AUG22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:0
- Decree: Formation of the Islamic Revolutionary Court, Sahifeh volume 6, p 193 · A4-B19-IR-AUG22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:1
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-AUG22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:2
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-AUG22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-DECISIONS:3
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-AUG22::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-IR-CHILD-DETENTION — Navareh’s interview, as published by IHRDC, recalls a twelve-year-old boy detained for possessing political flyers in Sanandaj; his father accompanied him so he would not face jail alone. The reviewed passage establishes neither an execution nor an injury outcome for the child.
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-CHILD-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-CONSEQUENCES:0
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-CHILD-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-CONSEQUENCES:1
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-CHILD-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-CONSEQUENCES:2
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-CHILD-DETENTION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-IR-DOCTOR — The sources give incompatible chronologies for Dr Rashvand-Sardari: IHRDC places him among the 21 August Paveh group, while Amnesty relays a report dating his execution to 27 August and questions its link to a Tehran hospital protest. This apparent overlap is not counted as two deaths. Specific execution motives and the doctor’s alleged armed activity are unresolved.
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-DOCTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:0
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-DOCTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:1
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-DOCTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:2
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-DOCTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:3
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-DOCTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:4
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-DOCTOR::SOURCE:0
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-DOCTOR::SOURCE:1
- A4-B19-IR-INJURIES — In IHRDC’s interview, surviving detainee Jamil Navareh describes a gunshot injury to his hand and detention alongside wounded Ahsan Nahid. He also relays Naser Salimi’s denial that Salimi’s hand injury came from combat. These accounts do not establish that every wound had the same cause or that every bandaged prisoner was a combatant.
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-CONSEQUENCES:0
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-CONSEQUENCES:1
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-CONSEQUENCES:2
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-INJURIES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-IR-PAVEH — IHRDC reports that Khalkhali sentenced nine men at Paveh and that they were executed before noon on 21 August 1979. Amnesty’s contemporary update also relays a Reuters/state-radio report of nine executions that day and identifies Khalkhali as sentence-giver. These are attributed reports of a judicial decision and event, not an AI finding of criminal guilt or nine verified civilian or child deaths.
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-PAVEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:0
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-PAVEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:1
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-PAVEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:2
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-PAVEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:3
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-PAVEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:4
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-PAVEH::SOURCE:0
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-PAVEH::SOURCE:1
- A4-B19-IR-REBEL — Amnesty relays a Kurdish spokesman’s 27 August 1979 claim that rebels executed four Revolutionary Guards in retaliation. It separately reports Iran Radio’s later allegation of fifteen or sixteen executions without details. Those are attributed, potentially overlapping accounts, not additive confirmed deaths or personal orders by an identified Kurdish leader.
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-REBEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-CONSEQUENCES:0
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-REBEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-CONSEQUENCES:1
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-REBEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-CONSEQUENCES:2
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-REBEL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-IR-SANANDAJ — IHRDC reports that Khalkhali’s Sanandaj proceedings on 27 August 1979 produced eleven executions at 16:30 and twelve acquittals. It reproduces contemporary charges and later photographer and reporter accounts. The accusations are not independently established guilt; the twelve acquitted are not counted as killed.
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-SANANDAJ::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:0
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-SANANDAJ::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:1
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-SANANDAJ::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:2
- Law and Human Rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, MDE 13/03/80 · A4-B19-IR-SANANDAJ::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:3
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-SANANDAJ::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-IR-EVENTS:4
- Haunted Memories: The Islamic Republic’s Executions of Kurds in 1979 · A4-B19-IR-SANANDAJ::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-TR-AGE — Amnesty’s 1990 article gives Eren’s official age at execution as nineteen but raises serious doubt whether he had reached eighteen at the alleged offence. It reports his protest of innocence and witness evidence inconsistent with his guilt. Neither the age doubt nor his denial is a later acquittal or proof he was seventeen when executed.
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-AGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:0
- Amnesty International Newsletter, February 1990, Erdal Eren · A4-B19-TR-AGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:1
- Amnesty International Newsletter, February 1990, Erdal Eren · A4-B19-TR-AGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:2
- Amnesty International Newsletter, February 1990, Erdal Eren · A4-B19-TR-AGE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-TR-APPEAL — Amnesty records Erdal Eren’s March 1980 death sentence, its annulment on legal grounds, and its reimposition in November by the body it calls the Council of the Offices of the Military Court of Appeal. This preserves the reported appeal stages rather than treating the first sentence as continuously final.
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-APPEAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:0
- Amnesty International Newsletter, February 1990, Erdal Eren · A4-B19-TR-APPEAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:1
- Amnesty International Newsletter, February 1990, Erdal Eren · A4-B19-TR-APPEAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-APPEAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-TR-CUSTODY — Amnesty’s 1981 report says it published eight names in November 1980 of people alleged to have died after torture since 12 September. That group includes publisher Ilhan Erdost, reported beaten to death by soldiers at Mamak military prison on 7 November. The named case is included in the eight.
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-CUSTODY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-CUSTODY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-CUSTODY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-COUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-CUSTODY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-TR-CUSTODY-RESPONSE — Amnesty records that Turkish authorities later said the reported custody deaths had been investigated and that some people would be prosecuted. The announcement does not establish completed prosecutions, convictions or effective prevention of further abuse.
- A4-B19-TR-EVREN — Amnesty reports that, after the coup of 12 September 1980, Armed Forces Chief of Staff General Kenan Evren announced that legislative and executive powers would be held by a National Security Council he headed. This is a reported public transfer of powers, not proof of his personal authorship of every later custody or execution decision.
- A4-B19-TR-EXECUTION — Amnesty’s February 1990 newsletter dates Eren’s execution to 13 December 1980. Its 1981 report places him last among four men executed between 12 September and 13 December 1980. His death is included in that four-person group, not an additional fifth execution.
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:0
- Amnesty International Newsletter, February 1990, Erdal Eren · A4-B19-TR-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:1
- Amnesty International Newsletter, February 1990, Erdal Eren · A4-B19-TR-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:2
- Amnesty International Newsletter, February 1990, Erdal Eren · A4-B19-TR-EXECUTION::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-EXECUTION::SOURCE:1
- A4-B19-TR-GOV-RESPONSE — Amnesty records Ambassador Vahap Asiroglu’s 23 July 1980 statement that fourteen of thirty-nine torture complaints had been closed for lack of evidence and twenty-five remained under investigation. Amnesty says it did not receive the requested complaint list or further information. These are complaints and a government account of investigations, not death counts or independently established exonerations.
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-GOV-RESPONSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-GOV-RESPONSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-GOV-RESPONSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-COUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-GOV-RESPONSE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-TR-NSC — Amnesty’s 1981 report says Turkey’s National Security Council approved Eren’s death sentence on 12 December 1980. The source names a collective institution; it does not provide an original approval instrument, individual votes or a personal execution order by Evren.
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-NSC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:0
- Amnesty International Newsletter, February 1990, Erdal Eren · A4-B19-TR-NSC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:1
- Amnesty International Newsletter, February 1990, Erdal Eren · A4-B19-TR-NSC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-EREN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-NSC::SOURCE:0
- A4-B19-TR-PRE-TORTURE — By July 1980, Amnesty says it had detailed information on ten deaths alleged to have resulted from torture in the preceding six months. Its May investigation preceded the September coup. These are reported allegations, not ten individually adjudicated killings attributable to the later military leadership.
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-PRE-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-PRE-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-PRE-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B19-Q-TR-COUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Turkey · A4-B19-TR-PRE-TORTURE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS — The1986Animas judgment reproduces a presidential marginal instruction dated14August1979 directing Military Commission27 to retain a case rather than transfer it to a civil court, citing the complainant’s fears of injustice. This is a forum-retention decision, not an order for the underlying1971killing.
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:0
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:1
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:2
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:3
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:4
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:5
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS-OUTCOME — The Animas judgment of29December1986 orders the criminal case transferred to the appropriate civil court and addresses the insufficient basis for military jurisdiction. This procedural ruling does not decide guilt for the underlying1971murder or constitute an international criminal verdict.
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:0
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:1
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:2
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:3
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:4
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:5
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ANIMAS-OUTCOME::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-CIRCULAR-ENRILE — The joint circular dated1April1979, transcribed under Supreme Court Circular13, names Defence Minister Juan Ponce Enrile as a co-signer of rules implementing Letter of Instructions772. The rules address civil-court referral and arrest/search/seizure orders while retaining military-custody exceptions. The reproduced signature is not an authenticated autograph.
- Supreme Court Circular 13,6 April 1979 reproducing 1 April joint circular and LOI 772 · A4-B20-PH-CIRCULAR-ENRILE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-PUBLIC-DECISIONS:0
- Supreme Court Circular 13,6 April 1979 reproducing 1 April joint circular and LOI 772 · A4-B20-PH-CIRCULAR-ENRILE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-PUBLIC-DECISIONS:1
- Supreme Court Circular 13,6 April 1979 reproducing 1 April joint circular and LOI 772 · A4-B20-PH-CIRCULAR-ENRILE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-CIRCULAR-MACARAIG — The same transcribed1April1979joint circular names Catalino Macaraig Jr., Acting Minister of Justice, as a co-signer of the implementing rules. It does not establish his personal authorship of every arrest or prove every transfer or release was implemented.
- Supreme Court Circular 13,6 April 1979 reproducing 1 April joint circular and LOI 772 · A4-B20-PH-CIRCULAR-MACARAIG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-PUBLIC-DECISIONS:0
- Supreme Court Circular 13,6 April 1979 reproducing 1 April joint circular and LOI 772 · A4-B20-PH-CIRCULAR-MACARAIG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-PUBLIC-DECISIONS:1
- Supreme Court Circular 13,6 April 1979 reproducing 1 April joint circular and LOI 772 · A4-B20-PH-CIRCULAR-MACARAIG::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-DIMAYA — The Olaguer majority records subversion charges filed on30May1980 on Judge Advocate General Hamilton Dimaya’s recommendation. Its footnote2identifies him as the office-holder at that time. These are reported prosecution acts; charges are not proof the defendants committed them.
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-DIMAYA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:0
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-DIMAYA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:1
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-DIMAYA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:2
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-DIMAYA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:3
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-DIMAYA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:4
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-DIMAYA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:5
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-DIMAYA::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-ENRILE — The same Olaguer majority records defence-minister approval of the1980prosecution and identifies Juan Ponce Enrile in footnote2. That act-specific identification does not assign him every detention injury, a whole-conflict death toll or an order to torture.
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ENRILE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:0
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ENRILE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:1
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ENRILE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:2
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ENRILE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:3
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ENRILE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:4
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ENRILE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:5
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ENRILE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-ESPINO — The Olaguer majority records creation of Military Commission34 on13June1980 and identifies its creator, then AFP Chief of Staff Romeo Espino, in footnote3. Creating the tribunal was not a death sentence issued in1980.
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ESPINO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:0
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ESPINO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:1
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ESPINO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:2
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ESPINO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:3
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ESPINO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:4
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-ESPINO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:5
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-ESPINO::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-HUNGER — Amnesty reports a June1980instruction centralising approval of ASSO detainee releases in the president. It records132participants in Bicutan’s3–21November hunger strike, five becoming seriously ill and54detainees previously recommended for release. Recommendations and assurances are not completed releases; illness is not five deaths.
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-HUNGER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-NUMBERS:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-HUNGER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-NUMBERS:1
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-HUNGER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-NUMBERS:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-HUNGER::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-MINISTER-TRANSFER — The Animas judgment says the defence minister ordered civil-court transfer on30June1979, then superseded that order on22August to implement the president’s retention instruction. The passage identifies the office without personally naming that minister.
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-MINISTER-TRANSFER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:0
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-MINISTER-TRANSFER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:1
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-MINISTER-TRANSFER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:2
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-MINISTER-TRANSFER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:3
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-MINISTER-TRANSFER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:4
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-MINISTER-TRANSFER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:5
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-MINISTER-TRANSFER::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-MISSING — Amnesty’s1982introduction says de Vera’s two companions, Rolando Federis and Flora Coronacion, remained missing and were presumed dead. The reproduced statement says they were taken away on17October1976. These are source-dated disappearances, not two independently confirmed deaths or a verified current missing-person status.
- Report of an Amnesty International Mission to the Republic of the Philippines, ASA 35/25/82 · A4-B20-PH-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-TESTIMONY:0
- Report of an Amnesty International Mission to the Republic of the Philippines, ASA 35/25/82 · A4-B20-PH-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-TESTIMONY:1
- Report of an Amnesty International Mission to the Republic of the Philippines, ASA 35/25/82 · A4-B20-PH-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-TESTIMONY:2
- Report of an Amnesty International Mission to the Republic of the Philippines, ASA 35/25/82 · A4-B20-PH-MISSING::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-OLAGUER-OUTCOME — On22May1987, the Olaguer majority declared Commission34’s civilian proceedings unconstitutional and void, prohibited further pursuit of that case and vacated its4December1984death sentence. It separately dismissed habeas petitions as moot after releases. Vacating the sentence is not evidence of an execution or a fact-trial acquittal.
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-OLAGUER-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:0
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-OLAGUER-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:1
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-OLAGUER-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:2
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-OLAGUER-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:3
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-OLAGUER-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:4
- Animas v Minister of National Defense, GRL-51747,29 December 1986 · A4-B20-PH-OLAGUER-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-JUDICIAL-RECORD:5
- Olaguer v Military Commission 34, GRL-54558/L-69882,22 May 1987 · A4-B20-PH-OLAGUER-OUTCOME::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-SCOPE — Amnesty’s annual report places more than230reported disappearance cases in1975–1980 and approximately seventy thousand detentions across martial law beginning in1972. Its late1980/early1981release and amnesty announcements include former detainees and overlap. These series are not restricted1976–1980death totals or additive newly released-person counts.
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-SCOPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-NUMBERS:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-SCOPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-NUMBERS:1
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-SCOPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-NUMBERS:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-SCOPE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-STUDENTS — Amnesty reports22mostly-student arrests in Cebu on20–21May1980 after slum-clearance protests, and at least sixty student arrests in Manila between June and September. Student status does not establish childhood; these separate cohorts are not a complete national arrest total or a death count.
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-NUMBERS:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-NUMBERS:1
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-NUMBERS:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Philippines · A4-B20-PH-STUDENTS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-PH-VERA — Amnesty reproduces Adora Faye de Vera’s account of arrest with two companions at Lucena railway station on1October1976 and secret detention involving torture and sexual violence before her30June1977release. This is a received survivor account, not an adjudicated finding about individual officers.
- Report of an Amnesty International Mission to the Republic of the Philippines, ASA 35/25/82 · A4-B20-PH-VERA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-TESTIMONY:0
- Report of an Amnesty International Mission to the Republic of the Philippines, ASA 35/25/82 · A4-B20-PH-VERA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-TESTIMONY:1
- Report of an Amnesty International Mission to the Republic of the Philippines, ASA 35/25/82 · A4-B20-PH-VERA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-PH-TESTIMONY:2
- Report of an Amnesty International Mission to the Republic of the Philippines, ASA 35/25/82 · A4-B20-PH-VERA::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-WP-AGES — The report’s Table 2 prints age-column totals of nineteen under twelve months, 173 aged one–ten and 284 aged eleven–twenty. Independently adding its visible village rows gives 26, 208 and 369 instead. All printed age totals sum to 3,353, while the row cells sum to 4,146. These are table inconsistencies, not corrected historical child-death counts.
- A4-B20-WP-BUSIRI — AHRC relays Ambassador Busiri Surjowinoto’s description of nonlethal plastic bombs intended to flush out guerrillas who had kidnapped officials. The description is an attributed official claim, not independently established safety or an explanation of every bombing allegation.
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-BUSIRI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:0
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-BUSIRI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:1
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-BUSIRI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:2
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-BUSIRI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:3
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-BUSIRI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:4
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-BUSIRI::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-WP-CLASH — The AHRC report relays an account of OPM members attacking military officers at Kobakma on 20 April 1977, with one officer killed and two seriously injured. It separately relays a Papuan’s death by military shooting and the government’s contrary description of a tribal fight. These accounts do not identify a personal authorisation or establish the start of the entire conflict.
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-CLASH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:0
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-CLASH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:1
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-CLASH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:2
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-CLASH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:3
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-CLASH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:4
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-CLASH::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-WP-MUNANDAR — AHRC relays regional commander Imam Munandar’s June 1978 statement that conditions were excellent and development unobstructed. This is a reported official account, not independent proof that abuses had not occurred or an alternative casualty census.
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-MUNANDAR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:0
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-MUNANDAR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:1
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-MUNANDAR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:2
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-MUNANDAR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:3
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-MUNANDAR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:4
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-MUNANDAR::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-WP-SANTOSA — AHRC relays commander Santosa’s claim that the military used plastic explosives with little destructive effect, alongside witness accounts of bombs. This official account does not resolve which weapons were used in each1977–1978incident.
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SANTOSA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:0
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SANTOSA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:1
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SANTOSA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:2
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SANTOSA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:3
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SANTOSA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:4
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SANTOSA::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-WP-SENYUM — AHRC reports that Defence Minister and Commander-in-Chief M. Jusuf launched Operasi Senyum in November1978, with stated aims of reducing military operations and interference with local culture. A later government claim of success does not independently establish that abuses ended.
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SENYUM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:0
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SENYUM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:1
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SENYUM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:2
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SENYUM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:3
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SENYUM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B20-Q-WP-ACCOUNTS:4
- The Neglected Genocide, AHRC-PUB-004-2013 · A4-B20-WP-SENYUM::SOURCE:0
- A4-B20-WP-TOTAL — AHRC says its investigation assembled 4,146 names of people reported killed in the Central Highlands in 1977–1978, drawing on survivor interviews and older records in fifteen areas. Its Wosilimo table gives 835, while one survivor claimed at least 4,000 in that village. These source quantities have unresolved scope and method differences.
- A4-B21-CY-MISSING — The Secretary-General’s31May1979report describes continuing differences over a body to trace missing people from both communities. It says agreement was reached on a proposal at the18–19May meeting and Turkish Cypriot leader Denktash undertook to submit it to the appropriate authorities. Submission was not proof the body had been finally established or a count of the dead.
- Secretary-General report, S/12323,30 April 1977 · A4-B21-CY-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-PROCESS:0
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-PROCESS:1
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-MISSING::SOURCE:0
- A4-B21-CY-POPULATION — The1979UN report records fifteen Greek Cypriot transfers from north to south and1,548remaining in the north. Its aid section instead lists1,551Greek Cypriots and about606Maronites receiving assistance there, and about23,000Turkish Cypriots listed as displaced and needy. The internal1,548/1,551difference is unresolved; these measures are not added.
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-POPULATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-CONSEQUENCES:0
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-POPULATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-CONSEQUENCES:1
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-POPULATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-CONSEQUENCES:2
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-POPULATION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B21-CY-PROPERTY — The UN report records continued removal of movable property from premises in Varosha. It relays Turkish Cypriot authorities’ statement that records were kept and certain property would be accounted for after a political agreement. The assurance is not verified restitution, nor does the passage identify a personal removal order or quantify affected households.
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-PROPERTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-CONSEQUENCES:0
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-PROPERTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-CONSEQUENCES:1
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-PROPERTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-CONSEQUENCES:2
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-PROPERTY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B21-CY-PROPOSALS — The UN Secretary-General’s30April1977report records a Greek Cypriot territorial proposal and a Turkish Cypriot constitutional proposal, with conflicting principles and substantial gaps. Both sides described their proposals as negotiable. The annexed territorial map is a proposal, not an agreed boundary or UN sovereignty determination.
- Secretary-General report, S/12323,30 April 1977 · A4-B21-CY-PROPOSALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-PROCESS:0
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-PROPOSALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-PROCESS:1
- Secretary-General report, S/12323,30 April 1977 · A4-B21-CY-PROPOSALS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B21-CY-SCHOOLS — The UN report describes fifty-eight Ayia Trias pupils with one teacher and164Rizokarpaso pupils with five teachers, while permission for a secondary class remained denied. It also records permission for193Christmas and196Easter child visits to northern homes. Those holiday groups may overlap; these are education and family-contact observations, not child deaths.
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-SCHOOLS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-CONSEQUENCES:0
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-SCHOOLS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-CONSEQUENCES:1
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-SCHOOLS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-CY-CONSEQUENCES:2
- U Noperationin Cyprus, S/13369,31 May 1979, period 1 December 1978-31 May 1979 · A4-B21-CY-SCHOOLS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B21-MZ-ACCOUNTABILITY — Amnesty reports that three prison guards were convicted of ill-treatment in June1980 and received short prison terms and fines, including Machava Central Prison’s chief prison officer. These reported national convictions do not establish that all abuses were remedied or that the president was criminally convicted.
- Lei dos Crimes contra a Seguranca do Povo e do Estado Popular, Lei 2/79 · A4-B21-MZ-ACCOUNTABILITY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-ACCOUNTABILITY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:1
- Mozambique:Newconstitutionprotectsbasicrights; Butpoliticalprisonersstillsufferunfairtrials · A4-B21-MZ-ACCOUNTABILITY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-ACCOUNTABILITY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:3
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-ACCOUNTABILITY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B21-MZ-CAMPS — Amnesty’s1981report says accurate camp populations and identities were unknown. It relays an unnamed US journalist’s May1980estimate of up to ten thousand detainees, including up to three thousand for political reasons. The journalist had visited one camp; this was not a verified national census or a death count.
- Amnesty International Report 1980, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:1
- Amnesty International Report 1980, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:3
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:4
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-CAMPS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B21-MZ-EXEC1980 — Amnesty’s at-least-seven execution aggregate spans three people sentenced and executed in October1980 and four in February1981. It says the three October defendants were executed within days of sentence. Seven is not a pure1980total, and a clemency appeal to Machel does not authenticate his personal execution approval.
- Amnesty International Report 1979, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-EXEC1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-EXECUTIONS:0
- Mozambique:Newconstitutionprotectsbasicrights; Butpoliticalprisonersstillsufferunfairtrials · A4-B21-MZ-EXEC1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-EXECUTIONS:1
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-EXEC1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-EXECUTIONS:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-EXEC1980::SOURCE:0
- A4-B21-MZ-FIRST-EXECUTIONS — Amnesty’s1979report dates the first ten Maputo executions to1April1979 and reports ten more in mid-April. Africa Watch’s1991account dates the first ten’s sentence and execution to31March1979. The first two descriptions apparently concern the same cohort; the one-day discrepancy remains unresolved.
- Amnesty International Report 1979, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-FIRST-EXECUTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-EXECUTIONS:0
- Mozambique:Newconstitutionprotectsbasicrights; Butpoliticalprisonersstillsufferunfairtrials · A4-B21-MZ-FIRST-EXECUTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-EXECUTIONS:1
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-FIRST-EXECUTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-EXECUTIONS:2
- Amnesty International Report 1979, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-FIRST-EXECUTIONS::SOURCE:0
- Mozambique:Newconstitutionprotectsbasicrights; Butpoliticalprisonersstillsufferunfairtrials · A4-B21-MZ-FIRST-EXECUTIONS::SOURCE:1
- A4-B21-MZ-ORDINARY-PROCESS — Articles48–52of Mozambique’s Law2/79 assign preparatory investigation to SNASP and ordinary jurisdiction to Provincial People’s Tribunals, with a constitutional-suspension exception. They provide five days to appeal and require Supreme People’s Tribunal confirmation before a death sentence can be executed. These provisions are not evidence that every safeguard was implemented or that the separate military tribunal followed this process.
- Lei dos Crimes contra a Seguranca do Povo e do Estado Popular, Lei 2/79 · A4-B21-MZ-ORDINARY-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-ORDINARY-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:1
- Mozambique:Newconstitutionprotectsbasicrights; Butpoliticalprisonersstillsufferunfairtrials · A4-B21-MZ-ORDINARY-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-ORDINARY-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:3
- Lei dos Crimes contra a Seguranca do Povo e do Estado Popular, Lei 2/79 · A4-B21-MZ-ORDINARY-PROCESS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B21-MZ-OTHER-ARMED-ACTS — Amnesty’s1981report relays refugees’ December1980allegations of MRM atrocities against civilians around Espungabera. It separately reports government forces destroying an MRM base in July. These are source-attributed accounts of different phases, with no named individual order-giver established.
- Amnesty International Report 1980, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-OTHER-ARMED-ACTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-OTHER-ARMED-ACTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:1
- Amnesty International Report 1980, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-OTHER-ARMED-ACTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-OTHER-ARMED-ACTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:3
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-OTHER-ARMED-ACTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:4
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-OTHER-ARMED-ACTS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B21-MZ-PURGE — Amnesty says President Samora Machel personally initiated an early1980purge over alleged corruption, maladministration and negligence in state enterprises, with more than fifty officials arrested. This is an attributed administrative campaign and arrest observation, not proof every accusation was true or that he ordered torture or executions.
- Amnesty International Report 1980, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:1
- Amnesty International Report 1980, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:3
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:4
- Amnesty International Report 1980, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-PURGE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B21-MZ-RELEASES — Amnesty reports Machel’s October1979announcements releasing about600pre-independence deserters and more than500Unango camp inmates. The Unango group was told to remain locally and assist development. A later announcement about resettling the600does not add another600people or establish unrestricted freedom.
- Amnesty International Report 1980, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-RELEASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-RELEASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:1
- Amnesty International Report 1980, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-RELEASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-RELEASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:3
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-RELEASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-DETENTION:4
- Amnesty International Report 1980, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-RELEASES::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-RELEASES::SOURCE:1
- A4-B21-MZ-TRIBUNAL — Amnesty describes a Revolutionary Military Tribunal established in March1979, hearing cases in secret without defence counsel. Africa Watch instead dates its establishment to February1979 and describes no right of appeal. The month is unresolved; ordinary Law2/79appeal provisions cannot simply be assigned to this separate tribunal.
- Lei dos Crimes contra a Seguranca do Povo e do Estado Popular, Lei 2/79 · A4-B21-MZ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:1
- Mozambique:Newconstitutionprotectsbasicrights; Butpoliticalprisonersstillsufferunfairtrials · A4-B21-MZ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:2
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B21-Q-MZ-LEGAL:3
- Amnesty International Report 1981, Mozambique · A4-B21-MZ-TRIBUNAL::SOURCE:0
- Mozambique:Newconstitutionprotectsbasicrights; Butpoliticalprisonersstillsufferunfairtrials · A4-B21-MZ-TRIBUNAL::SOURCE:1
- A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT — Case8481 reproduces a complaint alleging roughly nine hundred people missing at Caracoles, with separate lists of dead, wounded and detained people. The IACHR expressly says it could not precisely establish the events or their extent. Missing is not nine hundred verified deaths or permanent disappearances.
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:2
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:3
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:4
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:5
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:6
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:7
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:8
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter III: personal security and integrity · A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:9
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-COMPLAINT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B22-BO-DETENTION — The IACHR contrasts Arce’s figure of no more than five hundred arrests, Colonel Mario Escobar’s later no-more-than2,500, and Amnesty’s estimate of1,000–2,000political prisoners after a November1980visit. Cumulative arrests and current prisoner stock have different dates and definitions; they are not additive.
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:2
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:3
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:4
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:5
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:6
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:7
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:8
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter III: personal security and integrity · A4-B22-BO-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:9
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter III: personal security and integrity · A4-B22-BO-DETENTION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL — Amnesty reports that Luis Espinal was found dead on22March1980 and relays the La Paz Medical College’s finding of torture. This predates the17Julycoup. The reviewed passage identifies no killer or personal instruction by García Meza or Arce.
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:2
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:3
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:4
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:5
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:6
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:7
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:8
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter III: personal security and integrity · A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:9
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-ESPINAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B22-BO-GARCIA — The IACHR introduction identifies General Luis García Meza Tejada as taking power on17July1980 by deposing Lidia Gueiler’s government. The English and Spanish texts are editions of one report, not two independent investigations or a personal criminal judgment.
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-GARCIA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:0
- IACHR Bolivia report, English introduction · A4-B22-BO-GARCIA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:1
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter I: political and legal system · A4-B22-BO-GARCIA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:2
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-GARCIA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:3
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter I: political and legal system · A4-B22-BO-GARCIA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:4
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-GARCIA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:5
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-GARCIA::SOURCE:0
- IACHR Bolivia report, English introduction · A4-B22-BO-GARCIA::SOURCE:1
- A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES — The government reply of14November1980, reproduced by the IACHR, reports four civilians, an army officer and a soldier killed at Caracoles during disorders. This is the government’s account; other sources dispute the event’s scale and circumstances. Alternative figures are not added.
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:2
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:3
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:4
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:5
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:6
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:7
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:8
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter III: personal security and integrity · A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:9
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-GOV-CARACOLES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B22-BO-JUDICIARY — The IACHR attributes a nationwide judicial reappointment on17September1980 under Decree17612to the president, including Supreme Court members and other judges. This falls within the separately evidenced García Meza government; appointment does not establish a personal instruction for every judicial act.
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-JUDICIARY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:0
- IACHR Bolivia report, English introduction · A4-B22-BO-JUDICIARY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:1
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter I: political and legal system · A4-B22-BO-JUDICIARY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:2
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-JUDICIARY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:3
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter I: political and legal system · A4-B22-BO-JUDICIARY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:4
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-JUDICIARY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:5
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter I: political and legal system · A4-B22-BO-JUDICIARY::SOURCE:0
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-JUDICIARY::SOURCE:1
- A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH — The UN study dates Colonel Alberto Natusch Busch’s overthrow of Walter Guevara to1November1979 and his return of government to Congress to16November. Amnesty reports an upper estimate of200unarmed civilians killed by the army during that coup. Coup leadership does not establish each shooting order or an independently verified personal death total.
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:2
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:3
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:4
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:5
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:6
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:7
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:8
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter III: personal security and integrity · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:9
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-NATUSCH::SOURCE:1
- A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA — In Case7458, the IACHR concludes that irregular conduct by government agents caused Marcelo Quiroga Santa Cruz’s death during the17July1980raid on COB headquarters. It also reports that miner leader Gualberto Vega died in the operation. The Commission called for investigation of responsibility rather than identifying a named shooter or convicting a senior official.
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:2
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:3
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:4
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:5
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:6
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:7
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:8
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter III: personal security and integrity · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:9
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::SOURCE:0
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-QUIROGA::SOURCE:1
- A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES — The UN study relays a Caracoles account of eight civilians killed, eighteen missing and thirteen prisoners, citing an Amnesty memorandum. It separately adds five names supplied during a later visit. Their statuses are not independently reconciled; one appears as wounded in the IACHR complaint, so thirteen deaths cannot be derived by adding the names.
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, Bolivia · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:2
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:3
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:4
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:5
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:6
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:7
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:8
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter III: personal security and integrity · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-COUNTS:9
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::SOURCE:0
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter II: right to life · A4-B22-BO-UN-CARACOLES::SOURCE:1
- A4-B22-BO-UNION — The IACHR describes Decree17531of21July1980 suspending the leadership of trade unions and other associations; the UN study also lists suspension and restructuring of trade-union activity. This is a reported institutional measure, not a verified personal killing instruction.
- Informe sobre Bolivia, introducción · A4-B22-BO-UNION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:0
- IACHR Bolivia report, English introduction · A4-B22-BO-UNION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:1
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter I: political and legal system · A4-B22-BO-UNION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:2
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-UNION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:3
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter I: political and legal system · A4-B22-BO-UNION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:4
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-UNION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-BO-DECISIONS:5
- IACHR Bolivia, Chapter I: political and legal system · A4-B22-BO-UNION::SOURCE:0
- E/CN.4/1500: study by Special Envoy Héctor Gros Espiell · A4-B22-BO-UNION::SOURCE:1
- A4-B22-UY-2004 — Resolution203of30April2004 provisionally reformulates the charge as coauthorship of aggravated homicide with dolo eventual. Judge Bonavota dissents that death had not been sufficiently established to justify replacing the deprivation-of-liberty charge. This is a provisional charging decision with a dissent, not a final conviction or acquittal.
- Resolución203,30April2004, LJU14901 reproduction · A4-B22-UY-2004::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:0
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-2004::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:1
- Sentencia22/2012,16February2012, appellate court third turn · A4-B22-UY-2004::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:2
- Sentencia899/2012,5November2012, cassation · A4-B22-UY-2004::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:3
- Sentencia899/2012,5November2012, cassation · A4-B22-UY-2004::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:4
- Resolución203,30April2004, LJU14901 reproduction · A4-B22-UY-2004::SOURCE:0
- A4-B22-UY-ABDUCT — Official and judicial records describe Elena Quinteros’s forcible removal from the Venezuelan embassy gardens in Montevideo on28June1976. The2019official file preserves24or26Juneinitial-arrest accounts; the2010court finds24June. Those alternatives do not establish a two-day duration or settle every unit attribution.
- Ficha: Quinteros Almeida, Elena Cándida, updated June2019 · A4-B22-UY-ABDUCT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-EVENT:0
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-ABDUCT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-EVENT:1
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-ABDUCT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-EVENT:2
- Ficha: Quinteros Almeida, Elena Cándida, updated June2019 · A4-B22-UY-ABDUCT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-EVENT:3
- Ficha: Quinteros Almeida, Elena Cándida, updated June2019 · A4-B22-UY-ABDUCT::SOURCE:0
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-ABDUCT::SOURCE:1
- A4-B22-UY-APPEAL — Sentence22/2012of16February2012confirms the judgment against Blanco. The scanned appeal header and final disposition, and the Supreme Court’s subsequent procedural account, agree on that stage. This is a dated appeal outcome, not a claim to have exhaustively reviewed all appellate reasoning.
- Resolución203,30April2004, LJU14901 reproduction · A4-B22-UY-APPEAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:0
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-APPEAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:1
- Sentencia22/2012,16February2012, appellate court third turn · A4-B22-UY-APPEAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:2
- Sentencia899/2012,5November2012, cassation · A4-B22-UY-APPEAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:3
- Sentencia899/2012,5November2012, cassation · A4-B22-UY-APPEAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:4
- Sentencia22/2012,16February2012, appellate court third turn · A4-B22-UY-APPEAL::SOURCE:0
- Sentencia899/2012,5November2012, cassation · A4-B22-UY-APPEAL::SOURCE:1
- A4-B22-UY-CASSATION — On5November2012, the Supreme Court unanimously rejects the defence and prosecution cassation appeals, leaving the homicide judgment in place. It rejects applying the later domestic forced-disappearance offence retroactively in this case. This is a specific domestic holding, not a claim that historical disappearances were lawful.
- Resolución203,30April2004, LJU14901 reproduction · A4-B22-UY-CASSATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:0
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-CASSATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:1
- Sentencia22/2012,16February2012, appellate court third turn · A4-B22-UY-CASSATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:2
- Sentencia899/2012,5November2012, cassation · A4-B22-UY-CASSATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:3
- Sentencia899/2012,5November2012, cassation · A4-B22-UY-CASSATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:4
- Sentencia899/2012,5November2012, cassation · A4-B22-UY-CASSATION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B22-UY-CIPHER — The court reproduces Blanco’s15July1976ciphered instruction to overseas missions to defend the government account, avoid argument where possible and emphasise Ambassador Julio Ramos’s alleged responsibility for the diplomatic rupture. That accusation is the government’s position; the message does not prove a prior abduction or execution order.
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-CIPHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:0
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-CIPHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:1
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-CIPHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:2
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-CIPHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:3
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-CIPHER::SOURCE:0
- A4-B22-UY-CONVICTION — Sentence4/2010of21April2010convicts Juan Carlos Blanco Estradé as coauthor of homicidio muy especialmente agravado and imposes twenty years’ imprisonment with credit for pretrial detention. Its reasoning expressly says he did not order Quinteros’s abduction, torture or death; liability concerned his contribution to the repressive apparatus.
- Resolución203,30April2004, LJU14901 reproduction · A4-B22-UY-CONVICTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:0
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-CONVICTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:1
- Sentencia22/2012,16February2012, appellate court third turn · A4-B22-UY-CONVICTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:2
- Sentencia899/2012,5November2012, cassation · A4-B22-UY-CONVICTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:3
- Sentencia899/2012,5November2012, cassation · A4-B22-UY-CONVICTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-JUDICIAL:4
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-CONVICTION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B22-UY-FATE — The2010court finds that Quinteros was killed between2and3November1976. The2019official file records no identified remains as of that file. The judicial death finding and unrecovered-remains status concern one person; probable later destruction of remains is not a confirmed forensic finding or a second victim.
- Ficha: Quinteros Almeida, Elena Cándida, updated June2019 · A4-B22-UY-FATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-EVENT:0
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-FATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-EVENT:1
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-FATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-EVENT:2
- Ficha: Quinteros Almeida, Elena Cándida, updated June2019 · A4-B22-UY-FATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-EVENT:3
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-FATE::SOURCE:0
- Ficha: Quinteros Almeida, Elena Cándida, updated June2019 · A4-B22-UY-FATE::SOURCE:1
- A4-B22-UY-MEMO — The2010court finds that Foreign Minister Juan Carlos Blanco commissioned and directed Álvaro Álvarez’s memorandum of2July1976 examining whether to deliver Quinteros to Venezuela. Its conclusion favoured delivery. This is not a written execution order or a recommendation to withhold her.
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:0
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:1
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:2
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:3
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-MEMO::SOURCE:0
- A4-B22-UY-MEMO-AUTHOR — The court identifies Director of Foreign Policy Álvaro Álvarez as the memorandum’s drafter at Blanco’s request and direction. Drafting and discussion do not establish an individual murder order or a conviction of Álvarez.
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-MEMO-AUTHOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:0
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-MEMO-AUTHOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:1
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-MEMO-AUTHOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:2
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-MEMO-AUTHOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:3
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-MEMO-AUTHOR::SOURCE:0
- A4-B22-UY-REFUSAL — The2010court says military commanders refused to discuss the memorandum, denied that Uruguayan authorities held the woman and had chosen not to deliver her. The reviewed passage supplies no verified meeting day, private venue or individually identified commander’s execution order.
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-REFUSAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:0
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-REFUSAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:1
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-REFUSAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:2
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-REFUSAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B22-Q-UY-DECISIONS:3
- Sentencia4/2010, IUE17-414/2003,21April2010 · A4-B22-UY-REFUSAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-HT-ABELARD — In Case 2975, the IACHR reproduces complaints that Radio Métropole announcer Ezéchiel Abélard was arrested in October 1975 and died of tuberculosis in Fort Dimanche in September 1976 without legal proceedings.
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-ABELARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-PRESS:0
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-ABELARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-PRESS:1
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-ABELARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-PRESS:2
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-ABELARD::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-HT-CLOSURE — The IACHR reports that Haiti’s government said Fort Dimanche closed in 1977 by President Jean-Claude Duvalier’s order. It also records contrary allegations that only collective cells closed and solitary detention continued.
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterI: legal framework · A4-B23-HT-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:0
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterII: life, liberty and personal security · A4-B23-HT-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:1
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterII: life, liberty and personal security · A4-B23-HT-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:2
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterII: life, liberty and personal security · A4-B23-HT-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:3
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterII: life, liberty and personal security · A4-B23-HT-CLOSURE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-HT-DEATHS — A prisoner account reproduced by the IACHR reports 96 deaths at Fort Dimanche in 1976. The Commission says it accords with other former prisoners’ accounts; the government said it provided medical care within its means.
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterI: legal framework · A4-B23-HT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:0
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterII: life, liberty and personal security · A4-B23-HT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:1
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterII: life, liberty and personal security · A4-B23-HT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:2
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterII: life, liberty and personal security · A4-B23-HT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:3
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterII: life, liberty and personal security · A4-B23-HT-DEATHS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-HT-HRW-ARRESTS — HRW’s 2011 report gives a range of 100–400 human-rights defenders, opposition members and journalists arrested across Port-au-Prince by the end of 28 November 1980. The range may overlap Amnesty’s broader arrest-wave account.
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-HT-HRW-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-HT-HRW-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:1
- Haiti’s Rendezvous with History: The Case of Jean-Claude Duvalier · A4-B23-HT-HRW-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:2
- Haiti’s Rendezvous with History: The Case of Jean-Claude Duvalier · A4-B23-HT-HRW-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:3
- Haiti’s Rendezvous with History: The Case of Jean-Claude Duvalier · A4-B23-HT-HRW-ARRESTS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-HT-LEGAL2014 — The IACHR’s statement of 5 May 2014 reports that the Port-au-Prince Court of Appeals reopened an investigation into Duvalier-era human-rights abuses on 20 February 2014. It also identifies lack of access to official archives as an obstacle to justice.
- A4-B23-HT-POWERS — The IACHR’s 1979 report reproduces a legislative decree dated 25 August 1977 suspending specified constitutional guarantees and granting the Chief Executive full powers until the second Monday of April 1978.
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterI: legal framework · A4-B23-HT-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:0
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterII: life, liberty and personal security · A4-B23-HT-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:1
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterII: life, liberty and personal security · A4-B23-HT-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:2
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterII: life, liberty and personal security · A4-B23-HT-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-INQUIRY:3
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterI: legal framework · A4-B23-HT-POWERS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-HT-PRESSLAW — The IACHR describes Haiti’s 28 September 1979 press law as restricting expression, including offences against the head of state and First Lady. It separately records a 9 May 1979 ministerial communiqué requiring prior review of films and theatre plays.
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-PRESSLAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-PRESS:0
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-PRESSLAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-PRESS:1
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-PRESSLAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-PRESS:2
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-PRESSLAW::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-HT-RAYMOND — The IACHR’s Case 2044-A records that journalist Gasner Raymond, 23, was found dead on 1 June 1976. Complaints alleged earlier police threats; Haiti’s government denied the threats and said the investigation remained open.
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-RAYMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-PRESS:0
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-RAYMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-PRESS:1
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-RAYMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-PRESS:2
- Haiti 1979 report, ChapterIV: expression and religion · A4-B23-HT-RAYMOND::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-HT-WAVE — Amnesty’s 1981 report estimates several hundred politically motivated detentions in Haiti between October and December 1980. It reports later expulsions and police chief Colonel Jean Valmé’s public justification of the arrests on 30 November.
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-HT-WAVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-HT-WAVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:1
- Haiti’s Rendezvous with History: The Case of Jean-Claude Duvalier · A4-B23-HT-WAVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:2
- Haiti’s Rendezvous with History: The Case of Jean-Claude Duvalier · A4-B23-HT-WAVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:3
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-HT-WAVE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-HT-WORKERS — Amnesty reports 48 workers arrested after a court demonstration and reportedly tortured. It separately records Lafontant Joseph’s 28 November 1980 arrest and December release, and journalist Evans Paul’s 16 October arrest, ten days incommunicado and reported torture.
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-HT-WORKERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-HT-WORKERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:1
- Haiti’s Rendezvous with History: The Case of Jean-Claude Duvalier · A4-B23-HT-WORKERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:2
- Haiti’s Rendezvous with History: The Case of Jean-Claude Duvalier · A4-B23-HT-WORKERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-HT-1980:3
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-HT-WORKERS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-KR-BRZEZINSKI — The 22 May 1980 meeting summary attributes to Zbigniew Brzezinski a policy of short-term support and longer-term pressure for political evolution in South Korea.
- Seoul 5907: KoreaFocus, meetings withGeneralChun andBlueHouseSYGChoi · A4-B23-KR-BRZEZINSKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:0
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-BRZEZINSKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:1
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-BRZEZINSKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:2
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-BRZEZINSKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:3
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-BRZEZINSKI::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-KR-DETENTION — Amnesty’s 1981 report records more than 500 detained in the Gwangju area, mostly after 27 May 1980, and separately 390 people sentenced on 25 October. It raises concerns about torture and unfair proceedings. The detention and sentencing cohorts may overlap.
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-AI:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-AI:1
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-DETENTION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-KR-FINAL — The National Institute of Korean History describes the final Sangmu Chungjeong operation beginning at 03:30 on 27 May 1980, involving airborne units and the 20th and 31st divisions. It reports 17 citizen-militia members dead and 227 people arrested in the operation.
- National Archives: SeoulSpring and Gwangju · A4-B23-KR-FINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-FINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:1
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-FINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:2
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-FINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:3
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-FINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:4
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-FINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:5
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-FINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:6
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-FINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:7
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-FINAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:8
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-FINAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-KR-FIRING — The National Institute of Korean History describes an officer’s gunfire on 19 May 1980 and mass firing on 21 May. A National Archives exhibit calls the night of 20 May the first shooting and also describes 21 May mass firing. These accounts’ first-shot chronology is unresolved here.
- National Archives: SeoulSpring and Gwangju · A4-B23-KR-FIRING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-FIRING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:1
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-FIRING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:2
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-FIRING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:3
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-FIRING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:4
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-FIRING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:5
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-FIRING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:6
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-FIRING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:7
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-FIRING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:8
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-FIRING::SOURCE:0
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-FIRING::SOURCE:1
- A4-B23-KR-GLEYSTEEN — In cable Seoul 5907 dated 9 May 1980, Ambassador William Gleysteen reports that day’s conversations with General Chun Doo-hwan and Blue House Secretary-General Choi Kwang-soo. He thought Chun found him sympathetic and described the authorities’ approach as prudent, while noting risks of overreaction and military force.
- Seoul 5907: KoreaFocus, meetings withGeneralChun andBlueHouseSYGChoi · A4-B23-KR-GLEYSTEEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:0
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-GLEYSTEEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:1
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-GLEYSTEEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:2
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-GLEYSTEEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:3
- Seoul 5907: KoreaFocus, meetings withGeneralChun andBlueHouseSYGChoi · A4-B23-KR-GLEYSTEEN::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-KR-KIM — Amnesty records Kim Dae-jung’s death sentence on 17 September 1980 after a military trial it considered unfair, and President Chun Doo-hwan’s January 1981 commutation to life imprisonment. A death sentence is not an execution.
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-KIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-AI:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-KIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-AI:1
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-KIM::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-KR-LATER — The National Institute of Korean History reports that Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo received life and 17-year sentences respectively in 1997, followed by special pardons that December. This is an attributed institutional historical account; the original judgment’s defendant-specific holdings were not reviewed.
- National Archives: SeoulSpring and Gwangju · A4-B23-KR-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:1
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:2
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:3
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:4
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:5
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:6
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:7
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:8
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-LATER::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL — Korea’s National Archives and Amnesty record nationwide extension of martial law on 17 May 1980 and restrictions on political activity, the press and strikes. The Archives separately dates the 7th Airborne’s entry into Gwangju to about 22:00 that evening.
- National Archives: SeoulSpring and Gwangju · A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:1
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:2
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:3
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:4
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:5
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:6
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:7
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:8
- National Archives: SeoulSpring and Gwangju · A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-MARTIAL::SOURCE:1
- A4-B23-KR-MUSKIE — The meeting summary records Secretary of State Edmund Muskie, its chair, asking Defense to prepare recommendations if violence spread beyond Gwangju or South Korean internal redeployments endangered the joint command’s mission against North Korea.
- Seoul 5907: KoreaFocus, meetings withGeneralChun andBlueHouseSYGChoi · A4-B23-KR-MUSKIE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:0
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-MUSKIE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:1
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-MUSKIE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:2
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-MUSKIE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:3
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-MUSKIE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-KR-NUMBERS — The National Institute of Korean History groups 165 deaths, 65 missing people and 376 later deaths after injury as 606 victims. This heterogeneous figure is not 606 people killed during 18–27 May 1980; its cutoff and category reconciliation are not established here.
- National Archives: SeoulSpring and Gwangju · A4-B23-KR-NUMBERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-NUMBERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:1
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-NUMBERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:2
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-NUMBERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:3
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-NUMBERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:4
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-NUMBERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:5
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-NUMBERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:6
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-NUMBERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:7
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-NUMBERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:8
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-NUMBERS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-KR-PRC — The summary of the 22 May 1980 US Policy Review Committee meeting prioritises restoring order in Gwangju with the minimum necessary force, followed by political evolution. It records that the US had counselled moderation but had not ruled out Korean use of force to restore order.
- Seoul 5907: KoreaFocus, meetings withGeneralChun andBlueHouseSYGChoi · A4-B23-KR-PRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:0
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-PRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:1
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-PRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:2
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-PRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-RECORD:3
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-PRC::SOURCE:0
- A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM — A National Archives exhibit says the South Korean military obtained US approval for troops needed to suppress Gwangju around 25 May 1980. The 22 May US meeting summary records policy non-exclusion of force, without a specific tactical order in the reviewed passages.
- National Archives: SeoulSpring and Gwangju · A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:0
- Amnesty International Report 1981: Haiti and Republic of Korea · A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:1
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:2
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:3
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:4
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:5
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:6
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:7
- 한국사연대기:5·18광주민주화운동 · A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B23-Q-KR-HISTORY:8
- National Archives: SplendidHoliday exhibit · A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM::SOURCE:0
- PRC onKorea 22 May 1980, Summary of Conclusions distributed 30 May · A4-B23-KR-USCLAIM::SOURCE:1
- A4-B24-GD-3000 — The TRC estimates approximately 3,000 detained without trial during all or part of the PRG’s four-and-a-half-year rule. The facing page refers to an identifiable group of 3,112 detainees. These are unreconciled descriptions, not two populations to add or a 1979–1980 subtotal.
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-3000::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GD:0
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-3000::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GD:1
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-3000::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GD:2
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-3000::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GD-CHANGE — Grenada’s TRC dates the overthrow of Eric Gairy’s government to 13 March 1979. Pastor’s contemporary memorandum of 27 March records US recognition of the new government on 22 March. Neither establishes a personal firing order by Bishop.
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-CHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:0
- IACHR AnnualReport1980-1981,ChapterV,Grenada passages · A4-B24-GD-CHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:1
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-CHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:2
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-CHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:3
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-CHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:4
- IACHR AnnualReport1980-1981,ChapterV,Grenada passages · A4-B24-GD-CHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:5
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-CHANGE::SOURCE:0
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-CHANGE::SOURCE:1
- IACHR AnnualReport1980-1981,ChapterV,Grenada passages · A4-B24-GD-CHANGE::SOURCE:2
- A4-B24-GD-COUNTS — Amnesty relays 77 provisional detainees on 15 December 1979, 37 releases during December, 13 further releases reported by 29 March 1980, and 56 detainees in April 1980. Different dates, sources and stock/flow definitions prevent a verified residual or additive total.
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report1981: Grenada and Guyana · A4-B24-GD-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-COUNTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:3
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-COUNTS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GD-DENIAL — Amnesty reports closed detention reviews without legal representation in Grenada. After its 26 November 1979 letter about ill-treatment allegations, the Prime Minister’s Office replied denying any detainee ill-treatment. The reply is not identified here as Bishop’s signed personal statement.
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report1981: Grenada and Guyana · A4-B24-GD-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:3
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-DENIAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GD-ELECTIONS — Robert Pastor’s 27 March 1979 memorandum relays Maurice Bishop’s position that general elections would not occur soon, a constituent-assembly election might come first, and he opposed outside observers. It is a diplomatic account of a proposed approach, not proof that the plan occurred.
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-ELECTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:0
- IACHR AnnualReport1980-1981,ChapterV,Grenada passages · A4-B24-GD-ELECTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:1
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-ELECTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:2
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-ELECTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:3
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-ELECTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:4
- IACHR AnnualReport1980-1981,ChapterV,Grenada passages · A4-B24-GD-ELECTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:5
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-ELECTIONS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GD-IACHR — The IACHR’s 1980–1981 annual report describes Grenada’s Law 8 as institutionalising detention without due process. Its passage dates the NJM takeover to 31 March 1979, conflicting with the TRC’s 13 March chronology and a contemporary US memorandum recording recognition on 22 March.
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-IACHR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:0
- IACHR AnnualReport1980-1981,ChapterV,Grenada passages · A4-B24-GD-IACHR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:1
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-IACHR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:2
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-IACHR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:3
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-IACHR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:4
- IACHR AnnualReport1980-1981,ChapterV,Grenada passages · A4-B24-GD-IACHR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDDIP:5
- IACHR AnnualReport1980-1981,ChapterV,Grenada passages · A4-B24-GD-IACHR::SOURCE:0
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-IACHR::SOURCE:1
- FRUS1977-1980,VolumeXXIII,Document314,Pastor memo27March1979 · A4-B24-GD-IACHR::SOURCE:2
- A4-B24-GD-LATER — Amnesty reports approximately 110 people detained without charge or trial at the beginning of 1981 and a January 1981 mission to Grenada. It also questioned the death-penalty reach of the 1980 Terrorism Prevention Law. These are later observations, not a December 1980 stock or executions.
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report1981: Grenada and Guyana · A4-B24-GD-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:3
- Amnesty International Report1981: Grenada and Guyana · A4-B24-GD-LATER::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GD-LAW8 — Grenada’s TRC attributes proclamation of People’s Law 8 on 28 March 1979 and Law 17 on 12 April 1979 to Prime Minister Maurice Bishop. The report describes these as part of the preventive-detention framework.
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-LAW8::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GD:0
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-LAW8::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GD:1
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-LAW8::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GD:2
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-LAW8::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GD-SENTENCE — Amnesty reports that in November 1979 it asked Maurice Bishop to commute Septimus Gilbert’s death sentence for murder. The appeal date is not an established sentencing date, and this passage does not establish execution or the final outcome.
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-SENTENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:0
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-SENTENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:1
- Amnesty International Report1981: Grenada and Guyana · A4-B24-GD-SENTENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:2
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-SENTENCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GDCOUNTS:3
- Amnesty International Report1980: Grenada · A4-B24-GD-SENTENCE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GD-TRIBUNAL — The TRC records a detention tribunal appointed on 18 April 1979 under Law 23. It says recommendations to release about 22 detainees were rejected, its advice was non-binding, and it heard no cases after December 1980.
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GD:0
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GD:1
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GD:2
- Grenada Truth and Reconciliation Commission report, submitted28March2006 · A4-B24-GD-TRIBUNAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GY-BURNHAM — The 2016 inquiry report concludes that Prime Minister Forbes Burnham knew of and participated in a conspiracy to assassinate Walter Rodney. This is the inquiry’s conclusion, not a criminal judgment; the available version is an unofficial edited transcription with procedural limitations.
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-BURNHAM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:0
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-BURNHAM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:1
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-BURNHAM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:2
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-BURNHAM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:3
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-BURNHAM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:4
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-BURNHAM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:5
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-BURNHAM::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GY-DEATH — The 2016 Walter Rodney inquiry report records Walter killed and his brother Donald injured in the 13 June 1980 car explosion near John and Hadfield Streets in Georgetown. The available text is an unofficial edited transcription.
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-DEATH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:0
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-DEATH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:1
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-DEATH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:2
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-DEATH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:3
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-DEATH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:4
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-DEATH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:5
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-DEATH::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GY-GATES — The inquiry accepted Robert Allan Gates’s testimony despite discussing his dishonesty convictions. It rejected the Smith/Wagner account and theories of accident or WPA responsibility. Those credibility and causation conclusions belong to the inquiry.
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-GATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:0
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-GATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:1
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-GATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:2
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-GATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:3
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-GATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:4
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-GATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:5
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-GATES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GY-PASSPORT — The inquiry report attributes a later passport instruction concerning Gregory Smith, using the name Cyril Milton Johnson, to Laurie Lewis when he was Commissioner of Police. The visit and instruction are not dated in the reviewed passage and are not a 13 June 1980 killing order.
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-PASSPORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:0
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-PASSPORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:1
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-PASSPORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:2
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-PASSPORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:3
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-PASSPORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:4
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-PASSPORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:5
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-PASSPORT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B24-GY-SMITH — The 2016 inquiry report finds that Guyana Defence Force sergeant Gregory Smith supplied the explosive disguised as a communications device and was responsible for Walter Rodney’s death. This is a commission finding in the available edited transcription, not a criminal conviction.
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-SMITH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:0
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-SMITH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:1
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-SMITH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:2
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-SMITH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:3
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-SMITH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:4
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-SMITH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B24-Q-GY:5
- Rodney Commission report, unofficial edited transcription · A4-B24-GY-SMITH::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-MT-DEATHS — The Contemporary Archive of Navarra’s exhibit attributes the fatal shootings of Aniano Jiménez Santos and Ricardo García Pellejero at Montejurra to an ultraright group. Its timeline entry is dated 9 May 1976; the exhibit does not establish that both men died that day.
- Navarra en transición: Montejurra timeline exhibit · A4-B25-MT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:0
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:1
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:2
- Ley46/1977,15October, de Amnistía · A4-B25-MT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:3
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:4
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:5
- Fiscal del Reino, Memoria presented15September1977, reporting1976 · A4-B25-MT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:6
- Ley46/1977,15October, de Amnistía · A4-B25-MT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:7
- Navarra parliamentary commission resolution on Montejurra · A4-B25-MT-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:8
- Navarra en transición: Montejurra timeline exhibit · A4-B25-MT-DEATHS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-MT-LAW — Spain’s Law 46/1977 of 15 October provides for general extinction of criminal responsibility and judicial application in individual cases. Article 12 made it effective on publication, 17 October 1977. The general law does not establish an individual case’s outcome or factual innocence.
- Navarra en transición: Montejurra timeline exhibit · A4-B25-MT-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:0
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:1
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:2
- Ley46/1977,15October, de Amnistía · A4-B25-MT-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:3
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:4
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:5
- Fiscal del Reino, Memoria presented15September1977, reporting1976 · A4-B25-MT-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:6
- Ley46/1977,15October, de Amnistía · A4-B25-MT-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:7
- Navarra parliamentary commission resolution on Montejurra · A4-B25-MT-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:8
- Ley46/1977,15October, de Amnistía · A4-B25-MT-LAW::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-MT-PENDING — The 1977 Spanish fiscal report describes Estella’s Montejurra case 9/76 as pending and records prosecutorial inspection. That paragraph gives no finding of individual guilt or substantive operational evidence.
- Navarra en transición: Montejurra timeline exhibit · A4-B25-MT-PENDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:0
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-PENDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:1
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-PENDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:2
- Ley46/1977,15October, de Amnistía · A4-B25-MT-PENDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:3
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-PENDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:4
- Audiencia Nacional5November2003, appeal15136/2001, unofficial text republication · A4-B25-MT-PENDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:5
- Fiscal del Reino, Memoria presented15September1977, reporting1976 · A4-B25-MT-PENDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:6
- Ley46/1977,15October, de Amnistía · A4-B25-MT-PENDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:7
- Navarra parliamentary commission resolution on Montejurra · A4-B25-MT-PENDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-MT:8
- Fiscal del Reino, Memoria presented15September1977, reporting1976 · A4-B25-MT-PENDING::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-VT-ACTING — Villar Mir’s retrospective account says Manuel Fraga was absent during the Vitoria incident and Adolfo Suárez substituted for him. The original delegation and precise absence interval were not reviewed; the account does not establish either man’s firing order.
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-ACTING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:0
- BOE12December1975, p25861: Decrees3236/1975 and3237/1975 · A4-B25-VT-ACTING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:1
- Royal Decree1561/1976: Suárez designated President of Government · A4-B25-VT-ACTING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:2
- BOE8July1976, p13385: Royal Decree1607/1976 · A4-B25-VT-ACTING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:3
- Order15March1976 delegating powers of Minister of Relaciones Sindicales · A4-B25-VT-ACTING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:4
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-ACTING::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-VT-ACTION — The commission describes a police cordon at the church exit in Vitoria and attributes five worker deaths and about one hundred injuries to the 3 March 1976 events. This compressed account does not date all five deaths to that day or identify every injury as a bullet wound.
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-ACTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:0
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-ACTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:1
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-ACTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:2
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-ACTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:3
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-ACTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:4
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-ACTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:5
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-ACTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:6
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-ACTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:7
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-ACTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:8
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-ACTION::SOURCE:0
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-ACTION::SOURCE:1
- A4-B25-VT-CHILD — The Basque Government’s municipal profile identifies Francisco Aznar Clemente as 17 and records his death from Policía Armada gunfire on 3 March 1976. He is one named person within the five fatalities, not five children.
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:0
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:1
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:2
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:3
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:4
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:5
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:6
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:7
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:8
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-CHILD::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-VT-CONTEXT — The Basque victims commission places Vitoria’s labour conflict in late 1975 and describes 3 March 1976 as the third citywide solidarity stoppage. Its account does not establish a protest organisers’ decision to use lethal force.
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:0
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:1
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:2
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:3
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:4
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:5
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:6
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:7
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:8
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-CONTEXT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-VT-COURT21 — The 2022 Argentine decision recites a 15 October 2021 indictment of Martín Villa and its reversal on 23 December, leaving insufficient basis either to indict or dismiss him. The quoted charges concern three Vitoria victims and Germán Rodríguez in Pamplona, not four Vitoria deaths.
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURT21::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTCOURT:0
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURT21::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTCOURT:1
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURT21::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTCOURT:2
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURT21::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-VT-COURT22 — On 20 September 2022, a majority of Argentina’s Federal Criminal Cassation Chamber declared the complainants’ appeal inadmissible. Borinsky proposed annulment and remand. The procedural result is not a final factual exoneration or conviction.
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTCOURT:0
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTCOURT:1
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTCOURT:2
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURT22::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-VT-COURTREASONS — The 2022 decision recites lower-court reasons finding insufficient evidence of the alleged crimes-against-humanity context and concrete orders by Martín Villa. Borinsky criticised that assessment as incomplete. These are recited reasons and a dissent, not a unanimous factual verdict.
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURTREASONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTCOURT:0
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURTREASONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTCOURT:1
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURTREASONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTCOURT:2
- CFCP SalaIV, CFP4591/2010/22/CFC5, Martín Villa cassation decision · A4-B25-VT-COURTREASONS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-VT-DELAYED — The municipal profiles give José Castillo García’s death date as 6 March 1976 and Bienvenido Pereda Moral’s as 6 April, following injuries on 3 March. These are the dates reported by this source; original hospital and death records were not reviewed.
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-DELAYED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:0
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-DELAYED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:1
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-DELAYED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:2
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-DELAYED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:3
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-DELAYED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:4
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-DELAYED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:5
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-DELAYED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:6
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-DELAYED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:7
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-DELAYED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:8
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-DELAYED::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-VT-INJURIES — The municipal profiles describe more than one hundred people injured in the Vitoria events, many by bullets. Repetition across profiles describes one incident and one source family; it does not provide independent counts or make every injury a gunshot wound.
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:0
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:1
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:2
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:3
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:4
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:5
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:6
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:7
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-INJURIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:8
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-INJURIES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR — In a recollection presented in June 2023, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir gives five deaths and more than 150 bullet injuries at Vitoria. This retrospective participant account conflicts with the institutional reports’ injury quantities and definitions; no reconciled total is established.
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:0
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:1
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:2
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:3
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:4
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:5
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:6
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:7
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VT:8
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::SOURCE:0
- Advance report of the Basque victim assessment commission, 1960–1978 · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::SOURCE:1
- Retratos municipales: Vitoria-Gasteiz, 1960–2010 · A4-B25-VT-MEMOIR::SOURCE:2
- A4-B25-VT-ROLECHANGE — Suárez’s designation as President of the Government is dated 3 July 1976 and was published on 5 July. Martín Villa’s Gobernación appointment is dated 7 July and was published on 8 July. These later offices are not their March or May 1976 titles.
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-ROLECHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:0
- BOE12December1975, p25861: Decrees3236/1975 and3237/1975 · A4-B25-VT-ROLECHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:1
- Royal Decree1561/1976: Suárez designated President of Government · A4-B25-VT-ROLECHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:2
- BOE8July1976, p13385: Royal Decree1607/1976 · A4-B25-VT-ROLECHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:3
- Order15March1976 delegating powers of Minister of Relaciones Sindicales · A4-B25-VT-ROLECHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:4
- Royal Decree1561/1976: Suárez designated President of Government · A4-B25-VT-ROLECHANGE::SOURCE:0
- BOE8July1976, p13385: Royal Decree1607/1976 · A4-B25-VT-ROLECHANGE::SOURCE:1
- A4-B25-VT-ROLES — Official decrees dated 11 December 1975 appoint Manuel Fraga to Gobernación and the government’s Interior vice-presidency, Rodolfo Martín Villa to Relaciones Sindicales, and Adolfo Suárez to the Movimiento ministry. They were published on 12 December. Office holding does not establish a violent personal decision.
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:0
- BOE12December1975, p25861: Decrees3236/1975 and3237/1975 · A4-B25-VT-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:1
- Royal Decree1561/1976: Suárez designated President of Government · A4-B25-VT-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:2
- BOE8July1976, p13385: Royal Decree1607/1976 · A4-B25-VT-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:3
- Order15March1976 delegating powers of Minister of Relaciones Sindicales · A4-B25-VT-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:4
- BOE12December1975, p25861: Decrees3236/1975 and3237/1975 · A4-B25-VT-ROLES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B25-VT-SINDICAL — The order dated 15 March 1976 under Martín Villa’s name delegates specified union-administrative powers to the Organización Sindical secretary-general. It concerns union administration after the shootings; it is not a police-command or shooting order.
- El primer gobierno de la Monarquía, Juan-Miguel Villar Mir · A4-B25-VT-SINDICAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:0
- BOE12December1975, p25861: Decrees3236/1975 and3237/1975 · A4-B25-VT-SINDICAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:1
- Royal Decree1561/1976: Suárez designated President of Government · A4-B25-VT-SINDICAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:2
- BOE8July1976, p13385: Royal Decree1607/1976 · A4-B25-VT-SINDICAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:3
- Order15March1976 delegating powers of Minister of Relaciones Sindicales · A4-B25-VT-SINDICAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B25-Q-VTROLES:4
- Order15March1976 delegating powers of Minister of Relaciones Sindicales · A4-B25-VT-SINDICAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-BR-CNV — The CNV rejects the official shootout and traffic-death narratives for Lapa, citing testimony and reporting that weapons were placed after the house executions. This is an investigative finding, not a new criminal conviction or an independent AI forensic examination.
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:0
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:1
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:10
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:11
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:12
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:13
- CEMDP descriptive record: João Batista Franco Drumond · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:14
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:15
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:16
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:2
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:3
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:4
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:5
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:6
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:7
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:8
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CNV::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:9
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-CNV::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-BR-COMPLAINT — The MPF pleading is dated 21 September 2016 and argues crimes-against-humanity treatment and non-prescription while requesting a future criminal trial. Those are the prosecutor’s positions, not a final judicial holding or retrospective ICC jurisdiction.
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:0
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:1
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:2
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:3
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-COMPLAINT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-BR-CORRECTION — The CNV and MPF pleading report later civil recognition of Drummond’s custody death and a 2012 judicial correction of the death record, with subsequent confirmation. These are distinct from criminal convictions of the doctors; original civil and registry rulings were not independently reviewed.
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CORRECTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:0
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-CORRECTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:1
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CORRECTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:2
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CORRECTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:3
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-CORRECTION::SOURCE:0
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-CORRECTION::SOURCE:1
- A4-B26-BR-DEATHS — The Lapa accounts identify three deaths in the operation: Pedro Pomar and Ângelo Arroyo at the house, and João Batista Drummond separately in DOI-CODI custody. This is not three people killed in the house or a national dictatorship toll.
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:0
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:1
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:10
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:11
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:12
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:13
- CEMDP descriptive record: João Batista Franco Drumond · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:14
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:15
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:16
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:2
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:3
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:4
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:5
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:6
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:7
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:8
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:9
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::SOURCE:0
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DEATHS::SOURCE:1
- A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES — Pedro Estevam Pomar’s submission lists six detainees from the Lapa operation and reports torture, with a possible exception for Maria Trindade. It is a family author’s submission, not the commission’s final holding or a clinical injury register.
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:0
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:1
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:10
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:11
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:12
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:13
- CEMDP descriptive record: João Batista Franco Drumond · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:14
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:15
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:16
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:2
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:3
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:4
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:5
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:6
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:7
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:8
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:9
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DETAINEES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-BR-DOCTORS — The MPF pleading seeks prosecution of three doctors for alleged document falsification and expressly distinguishes that accusation from directly arresting, torturing or killing the victim. It requests receipt, defence and a future trial; the reviewed pleading does not establish those later steps or conviction.
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DOCTORS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:0
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DOCTORS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:1
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DOCTORS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:2
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DOCTORS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BRLEGAL:3
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DOCTORS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND — The MPF pleading says Drummond died after a fall while trying to escape torture early on 16 December 1976. The CNV separately finds he died under torture in DOI-CODI custody and rejects the traffic-death account. The precise mechanism is not independently re-examined here.
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:0
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:1
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:10
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:11
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:12
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:13
- CEMDP descriptive record: João Batista Franco Drumond · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:14
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:15
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:16
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:2
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:3
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:4
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:5
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:6
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:7
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:8
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:9
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::SOURCE:0
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-DRUMMOND::SOURCE:1
- A4-B26-BR-MEETING — The CNV dates the Lapa meeting to 13–15 December 1976, while Pomar’s submission gives 11–15 December. The competing start dates are not a single verified interval or two established meetings; the house assault on 16 December remains separate.
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:0
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:1
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:10
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:11
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:12
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:13
- CEMDP descriptive record: João Batista Franco Drumond · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:14
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:15
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:16
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:2
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:3
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:4
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:5
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:6
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:7
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:8
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:9
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::SOURCE:0
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-MEETING::SOURCE:1
- A4-B26-BR-ZERO — The CEMDP biography expressly reports no State agent injured in the house operation. This is a source-attributed zero for that operation, not an inference from missing data or an all-Brazil combatant-injury count.
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:0
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:1
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:10
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:11
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:12
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:13
- CEMDP descriptive record: João Batista Franco Drumond · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:14
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:15
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:16
- CNV Report2014, VolumeI first tome, alternate-host facsimile · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:2
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:3
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:4
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:5
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:6
- Pedro Estevam da Rocha Pomar submission to CNV,7August2014 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:7
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:8
- MPF Drummond autopsy-falsification criminal complaint,21September2016 · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-BR:9
- CEMDP descriptive record: João Batista Franco Drumond · A4-B26-BR-ZERO::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-1975-REQUEST — General Staff II Department report 62, dated 8 October 1975, urgently requests Goiburú’s location and detention and notification so personnel could be sent. It transcribes an earlier report; no named individual author or completed 1975 detention is established.
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-1975-REQUEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:0
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-1975-REQUEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:1
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-1975-REQUEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:2
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-1975-REQUEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:3
- II Department intelligence report62,8October1975, photogram00050F2475 · A4-B26-PY-1975-REQUEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-1975-REQUEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:5
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-1975-REQUEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-1975-REQUEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:7
- II Department intelligence report62,8October1975, photogram00050F2475 · A4-B26-PY-1975-REQUEST::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION — The Court finds Goiburú was abducted on 9 February 1977 in coordinated Argentine–Paraguayan security action under Condor. The consular account identifies Paraná, Entre Ríos. The hospital-exit and property/backroom versions of the immediate site remain different accounts, not two abductions.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::SOURCE:0
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-ABDUCTION::SOURCE:1
- A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES — The judgment’s introduction gives 23 November 1974 for the brothers’ detention, while its proven facts give 25 November. It also preserves an alternative Clorinda account for Rodolfo’s arrest, against the adopted Asunción account. These are alternatives, not extra arrests or victims.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::SOURCE:0
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-ALTERNATIVES::SOURCE:1
- A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT — The September attachment denies finding records of an opposition meeting described in the February letter and gives a property/backroom version of Goiburú’s abduction following a vehicle collision. The Court’s account describes him leaving the hospital. No definitive false-report finding or second abduction follows.
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:0
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:1
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:2
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:3
- II Department intelligence report62,8October1975, photogram00050F2475 · A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:5
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:7
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT::SOURCE:0
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT::SOURCE:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ATTACHMENT::SOURCE:2
- A4-B26-PY-CHILD — The Court records Gladis Ríos and her son Carlos Marcelo, born in prison in 1975, remaining imprisoned until 12 November 1977, when they were released and expelled. The earlier detention of her infant daughter is a separate episode; no child death is established.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CHILD::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION — The Court treats enforced disappearance as a continuing violation and discusses its crimes-against-humanity character in a systematic state practice. Its reference to the Rome Statute does not create retrospective ICC jurisdiction or an individual criminal verdict.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CLASSIFICATION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-FEB — A letter dated 7 February 1977 under Consul Francisco Ortiz Téllez’s name forwards to Interior Minister Sabino Augusto Montanaro an Army Intelligence account of a late-January opposition meeting in Paraná. Its alleged future guerrilla plans are intelligence accusations, not established crimes.
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-FEB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:0
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-FEB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:1
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-FEB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:2
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-FEB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:3
- II Department intelligence report62,8October1975, photogram00050F2475 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-FEB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-FEB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:5
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-FEB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-FEB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:7
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-FEB::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-SEP — On 1 September 1977 Ortiz Téllez sent Montanaro an attached military-intelligence account of Goiburú’s February abduction in Paraná, with a copy for Coronel. The consul forwards another service’s version; the attachment’s author and date are unknown.
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-SEP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:0
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-SEP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:1
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-SEP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:2
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-SEP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:3
- II Department intelligence report62,8October1975, photogram00050F2475 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-SEP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-SEP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:5
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-SEP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-SEP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:7
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-CONSUL-SEP::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT — The 2006 judgment describes interstate repression coordination before 1976 and distinguishes earlier failed attempts to abduct Goiburú from the 1977 operation. It is not a comprehensive determination of Condor’s founding date.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-CONTEXT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-DIRECTIVE — The undated memorandum reports Coronel saying that, by presidential direction, Paraguay would not shelter or permit political activity by foreign opponents of friendly governments. It is Coronel’s report, not a separately authenticated presidential instruction or a specific killing order.
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-DIRECTIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:0
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-DIRECTIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:1
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-DIRECTIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:2
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-DIRECTIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:3
- II Department intelligence report62,8October1975, photogram00050F2475 · A4-B26-PY-DIRECTIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-DIRECTIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:5
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-DIRECTIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-DIRECTIVE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:7
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-DIRECTIVE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE — The judgment quotes a domestic judicial finding that Coronel directly ordered a false escape entry after four detainees were transferred on 21 September 1976. This is a quoted judicial finding about falsifying the record, not an authenticated killing order.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ESCAPE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-EXCHANGE — An undated memorandum under Coronel’s name offers information and detainee exchanges and proposes a conditional Santucho handover after talks with Argentine police visitors. The document does not establish a completed exchange or a Goiburú killing order.
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-EXCHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:0
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-EXCHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:1
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-EXCHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:2
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-EXCHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:3
- II Department intelligence report62,8October1975, photogram00050F2475 · A4-B26-PY-EXCHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-EXCHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:5
- Ortiz Téllez letter to Montanaro,7February1977, photograms00050F2460–2461 · A4-B26-PY-EXCHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-EXCHANGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PYARCH:7
- Undated Coronel memorandum to the President, archive photograms00088F0171–0172 · A4-B26-PY-EXCHANGE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-FAMILY — The Court records psychological, physical and economic harm to Goiburú’s family, including his daughter born in 1967, and finds violations of relatives’ humane-treatment rights. This is not a child-death observation or a quantified clinical injury count.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-FAMILY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-HOLDING — On 22 September 2006 the Inter-American Court found Paraguay violated the life, humane-treatment and liberty rights of the four named disappeared persons, and the humane-treatment rights of relatives. This is state responsibility, not an international criminal conviction of individual officials.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-HOLDING::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES — As of its 2006 judgment, the Court states that no judgment had been delivered in Goiburú’s domestic proceedings. Convictions recited in the other victims’ proceedings are separate cases; no later outcome is established here.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-LEGALCASES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-MEMO — The Court describes a 30 December 1975 memorandum from Coronel to Stroessner about Goiburú’s activities and habits in Paraná. Reporting to a recipient is not proof that the recipient issued an execution order.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-MEMO::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES — The judgment orders investigation, searches for the four disappeared persons or their remains, and appropriate consensual treatment for relatives. Ordered measures are not evidence of recovered remains, completed treatment or current compliance.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-REMEDIES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES — The judgment describes a document dated 8 February 1977 from an Argentine Army captain to Coronel reporting resources for locating, following and arresting the Paraguayan doctor. The captain is unnamed in this passage; Coronel is the addressee.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-RESOURCES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-ROLES — The Court identifies Colonel Benito Guanes Serrano with military-intelligence coordination in Paraguay and Pastor Milciades Coronel with police operational functions. Those institutional roles do not establish every particular order or responsibility for the whole Condor toll.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROLES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-ROUTE — The judgment introduces the reported air-base, Formosa and Puerto Falcón transfer route as based on some reports. It also records testimony that Goiburú was seen alive under torture in Paraguayan detention, while noting absent written custody-entry evidence.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-ROUTE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B26-PY-THREE — The Court records Mancuello and the Ramírez Villalba brothers detained in 1974, held into 1976, and disappearing after removal on 21 September 1976. The four-person transfer also included Oviedo, who is not one of this case’s four adjudicated direct victims.
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:0
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:1
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:10
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:11
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:12
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:13
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:14
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:15
- Goiburú y otros v. Paraguay,22September2006, official Spanish version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:16
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:2
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:3
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:4
- Ortiz Téllez forwarding letter and attached report,1September1977, photograms00050F2476–2478 · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:5
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:6
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:7
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:8
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B26-Q-PY:9
- Goiburú et al. v. Paraguay,22September2006, official English version · A4-B26-PY-THREE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-BORDER — The November 1979 CIA assessment associates monthly arrivals falling from about 6,000 to 3,000 with August Lao–Thai border cooperation, and says suspended forced collectivisation may also have contributed. It does not establish exclusive causation, exact comparison months or an annual total.
- CIA NI79–10009, November1979, FRUS1977–80 volumeXXII document142 · A4-B27-LA-BORDER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LAREF:0
- CIA NI79–10009, November1979, FRUS1977–80 volumeXXII document142 · A4-B27-LA-BORDER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LAREF:1
- CIA NI79–10009, November1979, FRUS1977–80 volumeXXII document142 · A4-B27-LA-BORDER::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-CAMPS — Amnesty reports Camp 05 created in 1976 and Camp 06 having 667 detainees in September 1975, while saying its current population was unknown. The 667 is a pre-period camp figure, not new 1976–1980 detentions or deaths.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CAMPS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT — Amnesty’s 1980 Laos report describes seminars and systematic camp assignments beginning in 1975 and continuing into 1976 and later, without adequate legal safeguards or family contact. It does not identify an original individual order establishing the entire system.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-CONTEXT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR — Amnesty relays a defector’s 1979 allegation of about 2,500 party cadres purged, another 200 jailed and at least 100 allegedly killed after the 1975 takeover. The original interview was not reviewed; this is an allegation rather than an independently verified death census, and the categories are not added.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-DEFECTOR::SOURCE:1
- A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES — Amnesty says observer estimates of camp detainees since 1975 ranged from 10,000 to 40,000, while the upper figure included criminal, petty-offender and short-term behavioural detention. A separate reported 10,000–15,000 estimate concerned former officials. These are different definitions, not a comparable political-prisoner census or death toll.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-ESTIMATES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-LAW — Amnesty quotes Premier Kaysone Phomvihane’s 26 December 1979 report calling for trials where evidence existed, release without valid evidence, arrest-and-detention laws and action against abusive officials. The original speech and implementation orders were not reviewed; protective words do not prove implementation or absence of abuse.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW::SOURCE:1
- A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW — Amnesty’s 1981 report says legal safeguards remained lacking despite the 1979 statement, and that reported decrees and regulations were unpublished with contents unknown. This describes Amnesty’s knowledge and assessment, not proof that no instrument existed anywhere.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-LAW-FOLLOW::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-PROMISE — Amnesty recalls Supreme People’s Council member Souvannalat Saignafong’s 10 May 1976 statement that increasing groups sent to northeastern seminars would return to Vientiane. A public forecast does not establish that all detainees returned or identify an original arrest or killing order.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PROMISE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-PURGE — Amnesty reports 200–400 arrests in Vientiane in October 1980, mainly junior civil servants but also students and teachers, and later releases or corruption charges for many. The interval is reported arrests, not all verified political prisoners, children or deaths.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-PURGE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79 — Amnesty relays about 200 releases from an unidentified Phong Saly camp and nearly 500 from Boun Neua during 1979. The accounts may overlap and are not a verified 700-person total or evidence that every return promise was fulfilled.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE79::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80 — Amnesty reports about 200 people released from Houa Phan camps by the end of November 1980, followed by further releases in 1981. This is not an exact national release flow or remaining-prisoner census; later releases are excluded from the 1980 figure.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-RELEASE80::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-RETURN — The assessment records Lao assurances and Thai statements against forced returns, but reports provincial Thai officials returning several hundred people in June 1979. It calls Laos’s claim of several thousand returns probably exaggerated. No verified combined total or returnee death count is established.
- CIA NI79–10009, November1979, FRUS1977–80 volumeXXII document142 · A4-B27-LA-RETURN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LAREF:0
- CIA NI79–10009, November1979, FRUS1977–80 volumeXXII document142 · A4-B27-LA-RETURN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LAREF:1
- CIA NI79–10009, November1979, FRUS1977–80 volumeXXII document142 · A4-B27-LA-RETURN::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS — Amnesty’s 1980 report describes seven medical students summoned to Chinaimo on 12 October 1976 and taken away, with no news received by families. It describes them as in their late twenties. This is historical reported disappearance after custody, not seven confirmed deaths or under 18 children.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS::SOURCE:1
- A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER — Amnesty’s 1982 report describes five 1976 medical students reportedly held at Phou Leng–Phou Khoune, with reporting on 11 October and arrest the next day, and ages in their early twenties. This may overlap the earlier seven; the difference does not establish two deaths or five new victims.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::SOURCE:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-STUDENTS-LATER::SOURCE:1
- A4-B27-LA-VANIDA — Amnesty reports Vanida Sunthoinmongkol arrested in December 1976 and nearly blind and in poor health after detention without charge. It attributes deterioration to prison conditions through received reports; an original clinical examination and current outcome were not reviewed.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE — Amnesty’s annual report records the release of Thai citizen Vanida Sungthornmongkol after three years without charge. This may be the same person under a spelling variant; no second harmed person, precise release day or complete recovery is established.
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:1
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:10
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:11
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:12
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:14
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:15
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:16
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:17
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:18
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:2
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:3
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:4
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:5
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:6
- Amnesty International Report1982, selected Laos retrospective follow-up · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:7
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:8
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-LA:9
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Laos entry · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::SOURCE:0
- Political Prisoners in the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, ASA26/02/80 · A4-B27-LA-VANIDA-RELEASE::SOURCE:1
- A4-B27-PT-APR15 — Rodrigues describes Spínola’s 15 April 1976 directive anticipating MDLP operational suspension subject to the election and a representative government. It retained promised moral support. This is not proof all activity ceased that day or a specific bombing order.
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-APR15::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:0
- AHPR CC.1561: petition concerning Father Maximino, catalogue description · A4-B27-PT-APR15::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:1
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-APR15::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:2
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-APR15::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:3
- RTP Ensina: Father Max, documentary catalogue and retrospective text · A4-B27-PT-APR15::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:4
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-APR15::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:5
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-APR15::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:6
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-APR15::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:7
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-APR15::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:8
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-APR15::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-PT-APR29 — The study describes Spínola’s 29 April 1976 “dissolution” directive while reproducing operative wording suspending MDLP activity and calling for reconstruction and reconciliation. Coimbra also records suspension, while noting ELP continued. These descriptions do not prove all violence stopped or cause the earlier April bombings.
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-APR29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:0
- AHPR CC.1561: petition concerning Father Maximino, catalogue description · A4-B27-PT-APR29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:1
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-APR29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:2
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-APR29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:3
- RTP Ensina: Father Max, documentary catalogue and retrospective text · A4-B27-PT-APR29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:4
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-APR29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:5
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-APR29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:6
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-APR29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:7
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-APR29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:8
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-APR29::SOURCE:0
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-APR29::SOURCE:1
- A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION — Coimbra’s chronology attributes the car bombing to MDLP and relays a MAP claim for the embassy attack. RTP’s undated web prose describes longstanding suspicion over Father Max’s killing without proved authors. These are source-level organisational attributions, not verified individual orders or a current legal-status determination.
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:0
- AHPR CC.1561: petition concerning Father Maximino, catalogue description · A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:1
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:2
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:3
- RTP Ensina: Father Max, documentary catalogue and retrospective text · A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:4
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:5
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:6
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:7
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:8
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION::SOURCE:0
- RTP Ensina: Father Max, documentary catalogue and retrospective text · A4-B27-PT-ATTRIBUTION::SOURCE:1
- A4-B27-PT-CALVAO — Luís Nuno Rodrigues’s 2014 study reports Alpoim Calvão’s 31 March 1976 letter proposing MDLP dissolution. A proposal is not a completed suspension or an instruction for a later bombing; the original letter was not independently reviewed.
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-CALVAO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:0
- AHPR CC.1561: petition concerning Father Maximino, catalogue description · A4-B27-PT-CALVAO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:1
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-CALVAO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:2
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-CALVAO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:3
- RTP Ensina: Father Max, documentary catalogue and retrospective text · A4-B27-PT-CALVAO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:4
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-CALVAO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:5
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-CALVAO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:6
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-CALVAO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:7
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-CALVAO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:8
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-CALVAO::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-PT-CUBA — The parliamentary essay dates the Cuban embassy bombing in Lisbon to 22 April 1976 and reports two dead and five injured. Victim ages, individual bomb authorisers and original casualty records were not reviewed; diplomatic premises are not automatically Cuban sovereign territory.
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-CUBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:0
- AHPR CC.1561: petition concerning Father Maximino, catalogue description · A4-B27-PT-CUBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:1
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-CUBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:2
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-CUBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:3
- RTP Ensina: Father Max, documentary catalogue and retrospective text · A4-B27-PT-CUBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:4
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-CUBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:5
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-CUBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:6
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-CUBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:7
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-CUBA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:8
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-CUBA::SOURCE:0
- A4-B27-PT-MAX — Portugal’s parliamentary historical essay records a 2 April 1976 car bomb killing Father Max, a UDP candidate, and a 19-year-old woman. A presidential-archive catalogue places the killing in Vila Real. These retrospective sources do not establish a named individual order-giver or forensic finding.
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-MAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:0
- AHPR CC.1561: petition concerning Father Maximino, catalogue description · A4-B27-PT-MAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:1
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-MAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:2
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-MAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:3
- RTP Ensina: Father Max, documentary catalogue and retrospective text · A4-B27-PT-MAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:4
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-MAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:5
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-MAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:6
- António de Spínola no exílio: a estadia no Brasil · A4-B27-PT-MAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:7
- O Pulsar da Revolução, April1976 chronology · A4-B27-PT-MAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B27-Q-PT:8
- The first Assembly elections1976, official parliamentary historical essay · A4-B27-PT-MAX::SOURCE:0
- AHPR CC.1561: petition concerning Father Maximino, catalogue description · A4-B27-PT-MAX::SOURCE:1
- A4-B28-IQ-APRIL — Amnesty’s 1980 report records large-scale expulsion of Iraqis of Iranian origin across the border in April 1980. It supplies no exact number or individual authorising order. This April account predates Resolution 666’s May adoption.
- Amnesty International Report1980, Iraq entry · A4-B28-IQ-APRIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:0
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-APRIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:1
- Iraq RCC Resolution666, unofficial English translation · A4-B28-IQ-APRIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:2
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-APRIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:3
- S/14070: Iranian23July1980 expulsion complaint · A4-B28-IQ-APRIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:4
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-APRIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:5
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-APRIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:6
- Death sentences and executions in2010, ACT50/001/2011 · A4-B28-IQ-APRIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:7
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-APRIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:8
- Amnesty International Report1980, Iraq entry · A4-B28-IQ-APRIL::SOURCE:0
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-APRIL::SOURCE:1
- A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT — Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh’s 23 July 1980 telegram alleges around 40,000 men, women and children expelled to Iran, with property loss and family separation, and seeks UN action. This is Iran’s estimate up to that date, not a UN-verified census, 40,000 children or deaths.
- Amnesty International Report1980, Iraq entry · A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:0
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:1
- Iraq RCC Resolution666, unofficial English translation · A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:2
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:3
- S/14070: Iranian23July1980 expulsion complaint · A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:4
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:5
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:6
- Death sentences and executions in2010, ACT50/001/2011 · A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:7
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:8
- S/14070: Iranian23July1980 expulsion complaint · A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT::SOURCE:0
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-COMPLAINT::SOURCE:1
- A4-B28-IQ-DENIAL — Iraq’s communication of 20 June 1980 rejects Iranian expulsion allegations and frames those affected as Iranian citizens returned for security reasons. Those are Iraq’s claims, not independent nationality verification, voluntary-return findings or exoneration.
- Amnesty International Report1980, Iraq entry · A4-B28-IQ-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:0
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:1
- Iraq RCC Resolution666, unofficial English translation · A4-B28-IQ-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:2
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:3
- S/14070: Iranian23July1980 expulsion complaint · A4-B28-IQ-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:4
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:5
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:6
- Death sentences and executions in2010, ACT50/001/2011 · A4-B28-IQ-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:7
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:8
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-DENIAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IQ-IMPLEMENT — Iraq’s 2017 state-party report links Resolution 666 to Faili Kurds’ nationality deprivation, forced expulsion, stranded families and confiscated property. It does not establish a separately counted 1980 cohort or that every April expulsion followed the May resolution.
- Amnesty International Report1980, Iraq entry · A4-B28-IQ-IMPLEMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:0
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-IMPLEMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:1
- Iraq RCC Resolution666, unofficial English translation · A4-B28-IQ-IMPLEMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:2
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-IMPLEMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:3
- S/14070: Iranian23July1980 expulsion complaint · A4-B28-IQ-IMPLEMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:4
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-IMPLEMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:5
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-IMPLEMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:6
- Death sentences and executions in2010, ACT50/001/2011 · A4-B28-IQ-IMPLEMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:7
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-IMPLEMENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:8
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-IMPLEMENT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IQ-LAW — Refworld’s unofficial English text of Resolution 666 permits nationality withdrawal from Iraqis of foreign origin judged disloyal and assigns implementation to Interior. It prints Saddam Hussein as RCC chairman. It gives adoption on 7 May and gazette publication on 26 May 1980; the Arabic original was not reviewed.
- Amnesty International Report1980, Iraq entry · A4-B28-IQ-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:0
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:1
- Iraq RCC Resolution666, unofficial English translation · A4-B28-IQ-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:2
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:3
- S/14070: Iranian23July1980 expulsion complaint · A4-B28-IQ-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:4
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:5
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:6
- Death sentences and executions in2010, ACT50/001/2011 · A4-B28-IQ-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:7
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:8
- Iraq RCC Resolution666, unofficial English translation · A4-B28-IQ-LAW::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IQ-REMEDY — Iraq reports Cabinet Decision 426 of 8 December 2010 supporting a justice commission and Faili remedies, and continuing nationality-restoration work under the 2006 Nationality Act. These frameworks and reported efforts do not establish complete recovery of citizenship, property or compensation for every victim.
- Amnesty International Report1980, Iraq entry · A4-B28-IQ-REMEDY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:0
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-REMEDY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:1
- Iraq RCC Resolution666, unofficial English translation · A4-B28-IQ-REMEDY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:2
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-REMEDY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:3
- S/14070: Iranian23July1980 expulsion complaint · A4-B28-IQ-REMEDY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:4
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-REMEDY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:5
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-REMEDY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:6
- Death sentences and executions in2010, ACT50/001/2011 · A4-B28-IQ-REMEDY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:7
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-REMEDY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:8
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-REMEDY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IQ-SENTENCES — Amnesty reports that Sa’doun Shakir, Mizban Khuder Hadi and Aziz Salih al-Noaman received death sentences on 29 November 2010 for participation in Faili killings and displacement during 1980–1988. Sentences are not executions; the original judgment and later appeals were not reviewed.
- Amnesty International Report1980, Iraq entry · A4-B28-IQ-SENTENCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:0
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-SENTENCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:1
- Iraq RCC Resolution666, unofficial English translation · A4-B28-IQ-SENTENCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:2
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-SENTENCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:3
- S/14070: Iranian23July1980 expulsion complaint · A4-B28-IQ-SENTENCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:4
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-SENTENCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:5
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-SENTENCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:6
- Death sentences and executions in2010, ACT50/001/2011 · A4-B28-IQ-SENTENCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:7
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-SENTENCES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:8
- Death sentences and executions in2010, ACT50/001/2011 · A4-B28-IQ-SENTENCES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IQ-TRIBUNAL — Iraq’s 2017 report says its Supreme Criminal Tribunal found the described Faili acts genocidal on 29 November 2010. This is the state’s account of a domestic ruling, not a CERD or ICC judgment; the original judgment and individual holdings were not reviewed.
- Amnesty International Report1980, Iraq entry · A4-B28-IQ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:0
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:1
- Iraq RCC Resolution666, unofficial English translation · A4-B28-IQ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:2
- S/14020: Iraqi20June1980 reply concerning expulsions · A4-B28-IQ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:3
- S/14070: Iranian23July1980 expulsion complaint · A4-B28-IQ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:4
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:5
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:6
- Death sentences and executions in2010, ACT50/001/2011 · A4-B28-IQ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:7
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-TRIBUNAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IQ:8
- CERD/C/IRQ/22–25: Iraq state-party report, selected Faili passages · A4-B28-IQ-TRIBUNAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IW-ATTACK — The Secretary-General’s 1991 report identifies Iraq’s 22 September 1980 attack against Iran as unjustifiable and entailing responsibility for the conflict. It addresses state responsibility, not Saddam’s individual criminal guilt or allocation of every war death to one person.
- A/35/483–S/14191: Iraqi FM21September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:0
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:1
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:10
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:11
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:2
- S/14192: Iraqi FM24September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:3
- S/23273: SG further report under598,9December1991 · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:4
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:5
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:6
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:7
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:8
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:9
- S/23273: SG further report under598,9December1991 · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::SOURCE:0
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-ATTACK::SOURCE:1
- A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT — Hammadi’s letter of 21 September 1980 invokes the 1975 Algiers arrangements and asserts Iraqi sovereignty and self-defence while denying expansionist intent. These are Iraq’s public positions, not adjudicated treaty validity, established control boundaries or proof that the letter’s author commanded an invasion.
- A/35/483–S/14191: Iraqi FM21September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:0
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:1
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:10
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:11
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:2
- S/14192: Iraqi FM24September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:3
- S/23273: SG further report under598,9December1991 · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:4
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:5
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:6
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:7
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:8
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:9
- A/35/483–S/14191: Iraqi FM21September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-CONTEXT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY — On 24 September 1980 Hammadi communicates Iraq’s treaty-termination rationale and self-defence and no-expansion position to the Security Council. The letter is a public justification, separate from the reported 17 September policy decision and any 22 September operational order.
- A/35/483–S/14191: Iraqi FM21September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:0
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:1
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:10
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:11
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:2
- S/14192: Iraqi FM24September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:3
- S/23273: SG further report under598,9December1991 · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:4
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:5
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:6
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:7
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:8
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:9
- S/14192: Iraqi FM24September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-JUSTIFY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR — Iranian authorities told the 1983 mission that 200 people, including whole families, were killed in Khorramshahr’s initial fighting. The endpoint and civilian or child partitions are unknown; the mission did not independently verify this casualty figure. Unquantified evacuation casualties are not added.
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:0
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:1
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:2
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:3
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:4
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR-DAMAGE — The mission observed extensive destruction at Khorramshahr and assessed shelling, air attack and demolition as explanations for different damage. Its May 1983 inspection covers accumulated damage and does not independently verify the reported 200 deaths or date every demolished structure to 1980.
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR-DAMAGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:0
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR-DAMAGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:1
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR-DAMAGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:2
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR-DAMAGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:3
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR-DAMAGE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:4
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KHORRAMSHAHR-DAMAGE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IW-KIRKUK — At Kirkuk’s destroyed old-city shopping area, the mission was told 12 people were killed and 53 injured. The five sites’ damage was placed within 25 September–8 October 1980; that interval is not an exact market-attack day, and the casualties were not independently verified.
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KIRKUK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:0
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KIRKUK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:1
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KIRKUK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:2
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KIRKUK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:3
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KIRKUK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:4
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-KIRKUK::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IW-MANDATE — The 1983 UN mission records rival 4 September and 22 September conflict-start claims and declines to decide that issue. It inspected physical damage and reproduced government casualty statistics without establishing the numbers. Its mandate was not a casualty census or individual criminal adjudication.
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-MANDATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:0
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-MANDATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:1
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-MANDATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:2
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-MANDATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:3
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-MANDATE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:4
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-MANDATE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE — Iraq’s 22 December 1991 rebuttal contests the Secretary-General’s assessment, alleges earlier Iranian attacks and describes acceptance of Resolution 479 as unconditional. The 1980 presidential letter instead states a condition of Iranian reciprocity. These are different source positions, not independent exoneration.
- A/35/483–S/14191: Iraqi FM21September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:0
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:1
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:10
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:11
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:2
- S/14192: Iraqi FM24September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:3
- S/23273: SG further report under598,9December1991 · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:4
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:5
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:6
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:7
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:8
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:9
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::SOURCE:0
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-ORIGIN-DISPUTE::SOURCE:1
- A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26 — Saddam’s letter of 26 September 1980 defends Iraqi action as preventive self-defence and asks about Iran’s response to the Secretary-General’s appeal. It is a public rationale, not authenticated invasion-launch instructions, accepted legality or proof a ceasefire occurred.
- A/35/483–S/14191: Iraqi FM21September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:0
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:1
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:10
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:11
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:2
- S/14192: Iraqi FM24September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:3
- S/23273: SG further report under598,9December1991 · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:4
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:5
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:6
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:7
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:8
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:9
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM26::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29 — Saddam’s 29 September 1980 letter accepts Resolution 479 and expresses readiness to halt hostilities if Iran reciprocates, recalling a broadcast the previous day. This is conditional acceptance, not proof of an implemented ceasefire, withdrawal or unconditional agreement.
- A/35/483–S/14191: Iraqi FM21September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:0
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:1
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:10
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:11
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:2
- S/14192: Iraqi FM24September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:3
- S/23273: SG further report under598,9December1991 · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:4
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:5
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:6
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:7
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:8
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:9
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::SOURCE:0
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-SADDAM29::SOURCE:1
- A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM — Kurt Waldheim’s 26 September 1980 reply says the ceasefire request was sent to Iran in the same terms and that he awaited responses. This records mediation at that time, not completed peace, an Iranian acceptance or a current pending request.
- A/35/483–S/14191: Iraqi FM21September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:0
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:1
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:10
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:11
- Third-party English reproduction of16September1980 CRRC transcript · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:2
- S/14192: Iraqi FM24September1980 letter · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:3
- S/23273: SG further report under598,9December1991 · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:4
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:5
- S/23311: Iraqi22December1991 rebuttal · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:6
- S/14203: Saddam Hussein29September1980 conditional response · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:7
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:8
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-IW:9
- S/14199:26September1980 exchange with Iraqi President · A4-B28-IW-WALDHEIM::SOURCE:0
- A4-B28-IW-ZUBAYR — Iraqi authorities reported a hospital hit at Az-Zubayr on 22 September 1980, with three people killed and 14 wounded. The mission’s five inspected sites concerned 1982–1983, so their observations do not independently verify this 1980 casualty account or a child count.
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-ZUBAYR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:0
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-ZUBAYR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:1
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-ZUBAYR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:2
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-ZUBAYR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:3
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-ZUBAYR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B28-Q-MISSION:4
- S/15834: mission to inspect attacked civilian areas,20June1983 · A4-B28-IW-ZUBAYR::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO — Amnesty’s 1983 report describes shootings of al-Masharqah residents at the Ibrahim Hanano tomb in Aleppo on 11 August 1980, reporting more than 80 killed and several hundred injured. It says it received a partial list of 41 names of those killed.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-ALEPPO::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-CADETS — Amnesty’s 1980 report describes more than 60 military cadets killed at Aleppo’s artillery school on 16 June 1979.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::SOURCE:0
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CADETS::SOURCE:1
- A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW — HRW’s 1996 historical account gives 83 young Alawi military cadets killed in the June 1979 Aleppo artillery-school attack.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CADETS-HRW::SOURCE:1
- A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE — In its 5 June 2026 update, TRIAL International reports that the Swiss Federal Criminal Court closed the Hama 1982 case against Rifaat al-Assad on 31 March 2026 following his death.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-CLOSURE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT — Amnesty’s 1980 report records learning in April 1980 of the release of two Kurdish detainees held since 1973. It also reports that lawyer Zouhair al-Shulak, arrested in April 1970, was released in April 1980 after remaining beyond his sentence.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-CONTEXT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-DENIAL — Amnesty’s 1981 report says it could not confirm Petra accounts of executions in al-Raqqa in September 1980 and in Aleppo in January 1981. It records Syrian authorities dismissing those accounts as propaganda or exaggerated accounts of raids.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-DENIAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT — The Swiss Attorney General’s 2024 annual report records indicting Rifaat al-Assad in the Federal Criminal Court on 11 March 2024 over alleged acts in Hama in February 1982. It expressly states the presumption of innocence.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-HAMA-LIMIT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-JISR — Amnesty’s 1983 report says it had 24 names of people reportedly shot by Special Units troops at Jisr al-Shughur on 10 March 1980 after leaving a field court. It says the court apparently ordered their release for lack of evidence; the total killed was unknown.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-JISR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-JISR::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79 — Amnesty’s 1980 report records 14 death sentences on 24 June 1979, including 12 in absentia; executions of 14 civilians and one army private on 28 June; and executions of four civilians and one serviceman on 26 December.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-JUDICIAL79::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-LAW — Amnesty’s 1981 report says Syria’s People’s Assembly ratified a law in July 1980 making Muslim Brotherhood membership a capital offence, with a surrender amnesty initially lasting one month and later extended to two. HRW’s 1996 account identifies the law as No. 49.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-LAW::SOURCE:0
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-LAW::SOURCE:1
- A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS — Amnesty’s 1981 report records a lawyers’ strike on 31 March 1980, dissolution of Syrian Bar Association bodies on 9 April, and its adoption in December of 23 detained lawyers as prisoners of conscience.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-PROFESSIONS::SOURCE:1
- A4-B29-SY-REFORM — According to Amnesty’s 1980 report, President Hafez al-Assad presented a draft bill on 4 March 1980 to amend Article 5 of State Security Court Law 47 of 1968 and limit emergency arrest powers.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-REFORM::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-SARMADA — Amnesty’s 1983 report describes six fighters killed after being pursued to Sarmada, followed by at least 22 men reportedly killed during public interrogation on 25 July 1980.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-SARMADA::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-SWISS — In BB.2018.167, the Swiss Federal Criminal Court’s Complaints Chamber rejected an appeal against non-opening of Tadmor proceedings. It distinguished the Hama investigation opened in 2013 from later Tadmor complaints and applied conditions concerning the accused’s presence in Switzerland.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-SWISS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW — Human Rights Watch’s April 1996 account estimates that 500 prisoners were killed at Tadmor on 27 June 1980 and describes helicopter deployment of Defence Brigades and 138th Security Brigade personnel.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR-HRW::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01 — Amnesty’s September 2001 report gives a range of 500–1, 000 prisoners killed at Tadmor on 27 June 1980. It identifies Rif’at al-Assad as the Defence Brigades’ commander at the time and cites Amnesty’s 1983 report, page 35.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::SOURCE:0
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR01::SOURCE:1
- A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83 — Amnesty’s 1983 report describes helicopter-borne forces arriving at Tadmor on 27 June 1980 and 80 men being ordered into the prison to kill prisoners. It reports 600–1, 000 prisoners killed, while leaving the order-givers unnamed.
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:0
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:1
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:10
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:11
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:12
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:13
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:14
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:15
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:16
- BB.2018.167: Swiss Federal Criminal Court14November2018 decision · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:17
- Office of Attorney General of Switzerland annual report2024, Rifaat passage · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:18
- Rifaat al-Assad case updates, TRIAL International · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:19
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:2
- Syria’s Tadmor Prison: Dissent Still Hostage to a Legacy of Terror · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:20
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:21
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:3
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:4
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:5
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:6
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:7
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:8
- Syria: torture, despair and dehumanization in Tadmur Military Prison, MDE24/014/2001 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-SY:9
- Report from Amnesty International to Government of Syrian Arab Republic, MDE24/04/83 · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-SY-TADMOR83::SOURCE:1
- A4-B29-YE-ADEN — A 27 June 1978 US embassy telegram relays Aden radio reports that South Yemeni leader Salim Rubayyi Ali and two others had been executed after the internal power struggle.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-ADEN::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-YE-ARMS — In Presidential Determination 79–6 of 7 March 1979, Jimmy Carter certified an emergency requiring arms sales to the Yemen Arab Republic: 12 F-5E aircraft, 64 M60-A1 tanks and 50 M113-A1 armoured personnel carriers, with related support, spares, training and munitions.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-ARMS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-YE-CARTER — The 5 March 1979 NSC conclusions record President Carter’s direction to assist the Yemen Arab Republic short of direct US military involvement, with aircraft offers and a carrier-movement decision. The editorial source note records Carter’s approval.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::SOURCE:0
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-CARTER::SOURCE:1
- A4-B29-YE-FARMERS — Amnesty’s 1981 report describes ten farmers arrested on 16 November 1976 for protesting the qat ban in South Yemen. It says eight death sentences were later commuted to prison terms, while the other two ten-year sentences were reduced to eight years.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-FARMERS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW — The 7 March 1979 mini-SCC summary records Saudi Arabia declining the F-15 offer and requesting urgent AWACS deployment. It says two AWACS aircraft would move within 24 hours and US forces would not be directly involved in the Yemen Arab Republic.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-FOLLOW::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI — Secretary of State Vance’s 24 June 1978 memorandum reports that Yemen Arab Republic President al-Ghashmi and a visitor died in a bombing during an official meeting in Sana.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-GHASHMI::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET — US assessments of South Yemen’s June 1978 power struggle preserved uncertainty: Gary Sick’s 28 June memorandum called the facts scanty, while Samuel Hoskinson’s 16 August assessment asserted Soviet and Cuban support for the eventual victor but acknowledged disagreement over Soviet inspiration.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::SOURCE:0
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-INTERPRET::SOURCE:1
- A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL — Abdul Fattah Ismail, identified as Yemeni Socialist Party Secretary-General and Chairman of the South Yemeni Supreme People’s Council Presidium, joined the 30 March 1979 Kuwait Declaration’s constitutional commitments toward unity.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-ISMAIL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT — Vance’s 3 April 1979 memorandum judged implementation of the Kuwait Declaration uncertain and open to obstruction. The UN Treaty Series separately records entry into force by signature on 30 March 1979.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::SOURCE:0
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-PEACE-LIMIT::SOURCE:1
- A4-B29-YE-RELEASE — Amnesty’s 1981 report says it learned during 1980 of the release of Ali Atif Kalidi and Nasir bin Abdullah al-Wahidi, who had remained imprisoned beyond their ten-year sentences imposed in 1968.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-RELEASE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-YE-SALEH — Ali Abdullah Saleh, identified as Yemen Arab Republic President and Commander-in-Chief, joined the 30 March 1979 Kuwait Declaration, committing to a constitutional process toward Yemeni unity.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-SALEH::SOURCE:0
- A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER — Amnesty’s 1980 report describes Salim Rubaya Ali as having been convicted and executed after accusations of a power plot and directing al-Ghashmi’s assassination. This is Amnesty’s account of proceedings; the original judgment was not reviewed.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::SOURCE:0
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-SALIM-LATER::SOURCE:1
- A4-B29-YE-SAUD — A US account of the 1 March 1979 meeting records Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud confirming preparations to use Saudi forces in South Yemen if diplomacy and North Yemeni efforts failed, and requesting US support. The US representatives stated legal and advisory limits.
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:0
- FRUS1977–80XVIII doc243,Vance24June1978 report · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:1
- Federal Register44No62,PresidentialDetermination79–6 · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:10
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:11
- FRUSXVIII doc281,Vance3April1979 unity assessment · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:12
- UNTSvolume2407,I-43453,KuwaitJointDeclaration · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:13
- Amnesty International Report1980, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:14
- FRUSXVIII doc244,EmbassySana27June1978 telegram · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:2
- FRUSXVIII doc245,GarySick28June1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:3
- FRUSXVIII doc252,Hoskinson16August1978 assessment · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:4
- Amnesty International Report1981, selected Syria and Democratic Yemen · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:5
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:6
- FRUSXVIII doc271,5March1979 NSC conclusions · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:7
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:8
- FRUSXVIII doc275,7March1979 miniSCCfollow-up · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B29-Q-YE:9
- FRUSXVIII doc266,1March1979 Saudi–US meeting report · A4-B29-YE-SAUD::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-MW-1980 — Amnesty’s 1980 report describes removals from office of Gwanda Chakuamba, Aleke Banda and David Basa Kaunda, with detention reports. Its 1981 report subsequently says the rumour of Kaunda’s detention appeared unfounded and records his reinstatement in January 1981.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-1980::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-1980::SOURCE:1
- A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME — Amnesty’s 1981 report says a panel of five chiefs headed by Chief Nazombe ended the trial on 20 March 1981, sentencing Chakuamba to 22 years and Faindi Phiri to five years. Amnesty was not permitted to observe.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-1981-OUTCOME::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY — Amnesty’s 1977 report records further long-term detainee releases after President Banda’s 14 May Kamuzu Day amnesty and says it learned in June 1977 of Jehovah’s Witnesses released from restriction on specific presidential orders.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-AMNESTY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE — Amnesty’s 1978 report says Focus Martin Gwede’s death sentence was believed to have been commuted to life imprisonment by President Banda.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-COMMUTE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-MW-DENIAL — Amnesty’s 1979 report records President Banda claiming at a press conference after the 29 June 1978 election that all political detainees had been released by 4 June 1977, while refusing prison visits. Amnesty disputed the all-released claim.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-DENIAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-MW-DETENTION — Amnesty’s 1977 report recalls an August 1976 estimate of more than 1,000 political detainees in Malawi and describes nominal 28-day detention orders being indefinitely extended. It reports severe illness and deaths under harsh prison conditions without giving a death count.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-DETENTION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-MW-EXEC79 — Amnesty’s 1979 report says it received information in late April 1979 that 35 people had been hanged during the previous four months, reportedly including at least one former political prisoner.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-EXEC79::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION — Amnesty’s 1978 report says Albert Muwalo Nqumayo was executed in early September 1977.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-EXECUTION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-MW-LATER — Amnesty’s 1993 report says traditional-court jurisdiction was extended to treason in 1976 and that three anonymous letters were admitted in the Muwalo–Gwede trial. The MalawiLII text reviewed here is expressly a 2014 version revised in 2018, not the original 1976 enactment.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::SOURCE:0
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-LATER::SOURCE:1
- A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL — Amnesty’s 1981 report describes Gwanda Chakuamba held without charge until a trial opening in late November 1980 at Blantyre with Sofiliano Faindi Phiri. The sedition charge concerned remarks at an 18 November 1979 meeting in Chikwawa.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-NOVTRIAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77 — Amnesty’s 1977 report says it learned in early 1977 of more than 1,000 detainees released from Zomba Prison and Mikuyu Detention Centre, alongside releases elsewhere and restrictions on some former detainees.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE77::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78 — Amnesty’s 1978 report estimates 2,000 political detainees released in a process beginning in late 1976 and early 1977, followed by further releases in July 1977. It estimates that some 50 or 60 detainees remained held.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-RELEASE78::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-MW-TRIAL — Amnesty’s 1977 report describes Albert Muwalo Nqumayo and Focus Martin Gwede being arrested in October 1976, tried for treason in January 1977, sentenced to death on 14 February and having appeals rejected in April. At its cutoff, it did not know whether either had been executed.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:10
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:11
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:14
- Malawi: Preserving the one-party state, AFR36/22/93 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:15
- Traditional Courts Act Chapter3:03, version31December2014 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:16
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:8
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-MW:9
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B30-MW-TRIAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT — Amnesty’s 1981 report says all its adopted Tunisian prisoners of conscience were released from prison during the reporting year, while Habib Achour remained under strict house arrest and some former prisoners faced restrictions.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-1980-LIMIT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY — Amnesty reports nine prisoners benefiting from the 3 August 1979 conditional amnesty, including Habib Achour, subsequently under strict house arrest. It records presidential amnesties releasing two Sfax unionists on 18 January 1980 and eight unionists on 20 March 1980.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-AMNESTY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS — Amnesty’s 1979 report describes more than 1,000 arrests in the days preceding and following the 26 January 1978 strike, while saying the complete number and fate of those arrested in January and February remained unknown.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-ARRESTS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-CABINET — A US interagency memorandum dated 28 February 1978 reports that Prime Minister Hedi Nouira threatened resignation in late December 1977 unless Interior Minister Tahar Belkhodja was removed; dismissals and further ministerial resignations followed.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-CABINET::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS — Amnesty’s 1978 report says more than 100 people were killed in clashes with police and military forces surrounding Tunisia’s 26 January 1978 general strike.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-CLASH-DEATHS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL — Amnesty reports that after 76 defence lawyers withdrew on 28 September 1978, the Tunis tribunal appointed 18 of them to represent 30 defendants. Defendants and assigned lawyers protested lack of consultation and preparation time.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-COUNSEL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-FATIMI — Amnesty’s 1979 report identifies Mohamed Tahar Boulaaba Fatimi as presiding over the Tunis trial and says he asked defence lawyers to be brief and reminded them of sanctions. It records the Bar Council protesting interference with defence rights.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FATIMI::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-FLISS — Amnesty’s 1980 report says Mohamed Salah Fliss was rearrested in mid-February 1980 after his 3 August 1979 amnesty was apparently withdrawn, and was conditionally released again on 30 April 1980.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-FLISS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-GAGUI — Amnesty’s 1979 report says Said Gagui died in January 1979, reportedly after a prolonged illness; it describes him as hospitalised and unable to attend the 1978 trial.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-GAGUI::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-KOUKI — Amnesty’s 1978 report says trade unionist Houcine El Kouki died on 15 February 1978 while detained in Sousse, apparently as a result of torture and poor prison conditions.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-KOUKI::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-LAW — The reproduced gazette text of Decree 78-50, dated 26 January 1978 in President Habib Bourguiba’s name, regulates emergency powers including strike restrictions, assigned residence, searches and publication controls. Article 10 retains specified procedures after an emergency ends; Article 11 ends measures taken under the decree when the emergency ends.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-LAW::SOURCE:0
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-LAW::SOURCE:1
- A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES — Amnesty says 30 relatives were arrested after leaving the Tunis court on 28 September 1978. Fourteen were tried two days later; their sentences were subsequently reduced or suspended.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-RELATIVES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-SFAX — Amnesty’s report of the 26 July 1978 Sfax trial records five two-year custodial sentences, three suspended two-year sentences and four acquittals among 12 unionists. Defendants denied the charges, and some alleged coerced confessions.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SFAX::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE — Amnesty reports that the Sousse trial opened on 19 July 1978 with 101 defendants, including eight women. Prosecutors sought death for 39, but the court declined jurisdiction; in November 1978 the examining magistrate dismissed charges and ordered release for 89, leaving 12 cases.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980 — Amnesty’s 1981 report says the State Security Court dropped the last 12 Sousse defendants’ charges for lack of evidence on 18 November 1980; charges against 89 of the original 101 had been dropped in November 1978.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-SOUSSE1980::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-STRIKE — Amnesty’s 1979 report places the UGTT National Council’s agreement on a one-day strike at its conference beginning 8 January 1978. It says union leaders called for peaceful conduct before the 26 January strike, while reporting armed deployments and clashes.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-STRIKE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-TORTURE — Drawing on reports, interviews and two 1978 missions, Amnesty’s 1979 report concludes that torture and maltreatment of arrested unionists were widespread. It distinguishes reported prison conditions and says no UGTT Executive Committee member appeared to have suffered physical torture.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TORTURE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B30-TN-TUNIS — Amnesty reports that on 10 October 1978 the Tunis tribunal imposed ten-year terms on Habib Achour and Abderrazak Ghorbal, alongside other prison and suspended terms and six acquittals. It records sanctions against two defence lawyers and rejection of an appeal in November.
- FRUS1977–80XVIIpart3doc196, NI IIM78–10004 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:0
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:1
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:10
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:11
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:12
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:13
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:14
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:15
- ILO CFA Case899,181st report June1978, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:16
- ILO CFA Case899,197th report November1979, limited indexed passages · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:18
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:19
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:20
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:3
- Decree78-50, scanned French JORT reproduction pp210–211 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:4
- Decree78-50, security-legislation database transcription · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:5
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:6
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:7
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:8
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B30-Q-TN:9
- Tunisia: Imprisonment of trade unionists in1978, AFR58/03/79 · A4-B30-TN-TUNIS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-MG-DET — Amnesty’s 1977 report describes about 120 people detained in Madagascar in September 1976, mostly striking students or MFM-MTM members. Most were soon released; by early 1977 Amnesty learned that the remaining detainees had been freed.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-DET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-DET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:1
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-DET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-DET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:3
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-DET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:4
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-DET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:5
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-DET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:6
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-DET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-DET::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-MG-ICRC — An ICRC public extract in the March 1977 International Review of the Red Cross describes serious clashes in Majunga on 20 December 1976. It reports a Comorian government decision, agreed by Malagasy authorities, to repatriate a community of about 16,000 people then concentrated in army-provided camps.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-ICRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-ICRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:1
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-ICRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-ICRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:3
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-ICRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:4
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-ICRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:5
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-ICRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:6
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-ICRC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:7
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-ICRC::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI — Amnesty’s 1977 report says the Comorian government repatriated more than 60,000 Comorians following the Majunga incident because it feared for their safety.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:1
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:3
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:4
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:5
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:6
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI::SOURCE:0
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI::SOURCE:1
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-RETURN-AI::SOURCE:2
- A4-B31-MG-TOLLS — Amnesty’s 1977 report places killings of Comorian migrants in Majunga between 21 and 23 December 1976. It relays a Malagasy government figure of 120 killed and a Comorian government estimate of 1,400 deaths.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-TOLLS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-TOLLS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:1
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-TOLLS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-TOLLS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:3
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-TOLLS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:4
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-TOLLS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:5
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-TOLLS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:6
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-TOLLS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:7
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-TOLLS::SOURCE:0
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-TOLLS::SOURCE:1
- A4-B31-MG-WB — The World Bank’s 26 July 1977 report estimates that the Comorian government repatriated about 18,000 nationals between January and March 1977 following clashes in Majunga.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-WB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-WB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:1
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-WB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-MG-WB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:3
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-WB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:4
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-WB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:5
- Africa—Middle East—Latin America—Asia, public extract · A4-B31-MG-WB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:6
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-WB::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-MG:7
- Comoros: Economic Memorandum, Report1626a-COM · A4-B31-MG-WB::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-0193 — The UN-reproduced Interior Decision 0193 of 4 December 1980 assigns teachers to district secretariats in Tombouctou and Gao. Its typed footer names Lieutenant-Colonel Sory Ibrahima Sylla; Article 2 permits travel with regular family dependants at national expense.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0193::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0193::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-0289 — Gao Decision 289 of 20 December 1980, reproduced by the UN, lists 20 teaching-staff transfers and names regional governor Issa Ongoiba in the typed footer. Article 2 requires registration, publication and communication.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0289::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0289::SOURCE:0
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0289::SOURCE:1
- A4-B31-ML-0433 — Education Decision 0433 of 30 March 1981, reproduced by the UN, places listed staff at the Gao governor’s disposal under a regularisation heading and takes effect when service begins. The typed footer names cabinet director Modibo Keita signing for the Minister.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-0433::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-0433::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-1490 — The UN-reproduced Decision 1490/MT-DNFPP of 26 November 1980 lists 12 teachers placed at the Interior Minister’s disposal, with cabinet director Amadou Baba Keita’s typed name signing by delegation for the Labour Minister. It retains former-department payroll responsibility through 31 December and takes effect when new service begins.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-1490::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-1490::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-ARREST78 — Amnesty’s 1978 report attributes the 28 February 1978 arrests of officials Tiécoro Bagayoko, Kissima Doukara and Karim Dembele to President Traoré. It reports government allegations of corruption and a planned coup and assassination.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-ARREST78::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80 — Amnesty’s 1980 report says the government announced Abdul Karim Camara’s death in detention on 21 March, described as five days after his arrest. It relays reports of repeated beating and suspension by the feet, and records its 25 March call for an inquiry.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::SOURCE:0
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA80::SOURCE:1
- A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84 — Amnesty’s 1984 account dates Camara’s arrest to 15 March 1980 and the death announcement to 21 March. It reports fractures and burns, says his body was not returned, and says authorities had not provided a cause of death.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CAMARA84::SOURCE:1
- A4-B31-ML-CVJR — ASFC’s 12 March 2021 notice reports delivering historical mapping and an investigation report to Mali’s truth commission, covering 12 historical moments. It says this work would inform the final report and reparations policy.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-CVJR::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-DEC79 — Amnesty’s 1980 report describes a student wounded and about 40 arrests on 30 November 1979, followed by a government plan to conscript about 300 pupils and students. During protests on 15–16 December it reports at least 15 believed killed and about 50 injured; the conscription order was later revoked.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-DEC79::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-FEB80 — Amnesty’s 1980 report says police fire during mid-February 1980 disturbances near Ségou gravely wounded two students, one of whom reportedly died. It records prison terms of eight months for a teacher and three months for a student.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-FEB80::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-JUL80 — Amnesty reports 37 students and teachers injured during a commemoration on 2 July 1980. It says at least one school pupil died and several were seriously injured during a police charge several days later in Sévaré near Mopti.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-JUL80::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-KEITA — Amnesty’s 1977 report records President Moussa Traoré renewing a promise on 13 February 1977 to release former President Modibo Keita without setting a date. It says it received news of Keita’s death on 16 May, and that Traoré announced a lung infection as the cause on 6 June.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-KEITA::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-MAR80 — Amnesty’s 1980 report describes an 8 March demonstration in Bamako, property destruction and brutal police intervention. It reports more than 300 young people detained, further beatings at Djikoroni, ill-treatment of arrested relatives including children under ten, and forced conscription of more than 90 pupils and students.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-MAR80::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH — Amnesty reports 21 teachers arrested between 13 and 26 November 1980, some reportedly beaten or given electric shocks. It says 20 were transported to Gao-region outposts in early December and disputes the government’s description that they worked freely.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-NOVTEACH::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-PRISON — Amnesty’s 1984 account describes reported deaths under Taoudenit’s harsh salt-mine regime and forced barefoot marches of 20–40 kilometres daily. It relays government accounts from 1981 and 1983 and says it had received no information about an inquiry or criminal proceedings concerning Camara’s alleged torturers at its writing cutoff.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::SOURCE:0
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-PRISON::SOURCE:1
- A4-B31-ML-RELEASE — Amnesty attributes a 29 March 1980 announcement of student-detainee releases to President Traoré. Its 1980 report says some safe returns remained unconfirmed; its 1981 report subsequently confirms release of the March student detainees.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-RELEASE::SOURCE:1
- A4-B31-ML-REPLY — Mali’s 6 January 1983 reply, reproduced in a UN report, denies an Amnesty newsletter allegation that 18 students were killed. It calls Camara’s case regrettable, asserts steps to establish the facts, and says students were authorised to resume schooling.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-REPLY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-REVISE — Amnesty’s 1980 report describes a July 1979 announcement quashing March sentences and initiating new proceedings, plus separate clemency acts in July 1979 and January 1980. Its 1981 report instead describes capital verdicts in late June 1979; the court sequence remains unresolved here.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-REVISE::SOURCE:1
- A4-B31-ML-SR — Paragraph 178 of the UN Special Rapporteur’s 1983 report records transmitting allegations to Mali on 19 November 1982 and receiving its reply. It omits a brief allegation summary under its stated pre-1980 scope.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-SR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-SR::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS — Amnesty’s 1981 report describes about 20 teachers arrested in July 1980 and 13 tried in September: eleven received three-month terms, one a suspended term and Modibo Diakite four months. It reports subsequent administrative banishment and three permitted returns to Bamako by year end.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-TEACHERS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B31-ML-TRIALS — Amnesty’s 1979 report records death sentences for Doukara and Bagayoko on 21 October 1978, and prison terms for Dembele and Cissoko. It reports another death sentence for Doukara on 9 March 1979, could not determine whether sentences were cumulative, and reported no executions at its cutoff.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:1
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:10
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:11
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:12
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:13
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:14
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:15
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:16
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:17
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:18
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:19
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:2
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:20
- E/CN.4/1983/16, French government reply attachments · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:21
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:22
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:23
- Torture in the Eighties, ACT04/01/84 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:24
- E/CN.4/1983/16, English report and government replies · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:25
- Vérité, justice et réconciliation au Mali: la collaboration n’est pas terminée · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:26
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:3
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:4
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:5
- Amnesty International Report1981 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:6
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:7
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B31-Q-ML:9
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B31-ML-TRIALS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-1977 — A 25 March 1977 US embassy telegram reports Mobutu’s intention to change Shaba commanders, prioritise defence of Kolwezi and counterattack soon. It also records support for mediation and his neither confirming nor denying intended mercenary deployment.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-1977::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-1977::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-AITOLL — Amnesty’s 1979 report says more than 800 people were killed in Kolwezi during the rebellion and repression, including Zairian civilians and white expatriate workers. Its surrounding account also includes military personnel.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-AITOLL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY — Amnesty attributes a prisoner amnesty including Nguza Karl I Bond on 11 July 1978 to Mobutu, and a separate 24 June amnesty inviting political exiles and refugees to return without fear of prosecution.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-AMNESTY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL — France’s Defence history describes nearly 900 bodies in Kolwezi. Its separate operation account lists five French regimental deaths and 20 wounded, six French mission personnel missing, one Belgian death, 14 Zairian battalion deaths and eight wounded, nearly 250 Katangans killed, about 120 European civilians killed and nearly 500 Zairian civilians and military personnel killed.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-DEFENCETOLL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-DROPS — Giscard’s 19 May 1978 statement says both parachute drops occurred that afternoon, at 3:10 and 5:15. The later official Defence history instead places the delayed second wave on the morning of 20 May.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::SOURCE:0
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-DROPS::SOURCE:1
- A4-B32-CD-ERULIN — The official Defence history identifies Colonel Erulin as commander of the 2e REP and as a co-planner of the Kolwezi operation with Gras.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-ERULIN::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-GISCARD — In his 19 May 1978 statement, President Giscard d’Estaing described intervention as protection of foreign nationals and said ministers and senior military officials had examined arrangements the previous morning. He promised return once their situation was resolved, distinguishing 1977 transport assistance from 1978 ground action.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-GISCARD::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-GRAS — The official Defence history describes Colonel Gras urging Mobutu to deploy 311th battalion elements to the Lualaba bridge and says Gras and Erulin fixed airborne-operation details on 18 May 1978.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GRAS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD — On 8 June 1978 Foreign Minister Louis de Guiringaud acknowledged that the 1974 military agreement was unratified, while describing the airborne operation as outside it and requested by Zaire. He said withdrawal was underway, with 200 French troops remaining and planned to return the following week.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-GUIRINGAUD::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES — In his 19 May 1978 statement, Giscard reports 20 hostages found in a technical school during the operation. The passage gives no ages or identities.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-HOSTAGES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN — A CIA information cable of 27 May 1977 relays former Katangan soldiers’ account of invasion planning and retreat instructions. The record’s acquisition and source details are redacted, and its reports do not independently establish Cuban combat participation inside Zaire.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-KATANGAN::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU — Amnesty reports about 1,300 detainees transferred from Lubumbashi to Lokandu in June 1978, 27 reportedly executed in late July, and unquantified starvation deaths under harsh conditions. It says the remaining detainees were reportedly released in late 1978.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-LOKANDU::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS — US records from 16–19 May 1978 distinguish possible rescue and combat options, a recommendation to wait for details before an ammunition lift, uncertainty about US personnel in Kamina, and later logistical support for separate Belgian extraction and French protection missions.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::SOURCE:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::SOURCE:1
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::SOURCE:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-OPTIONS::SOURCE:3
- A4-B32-CD-REPORT20 — Vance’s 20 May 1978 report records ten Americans rescued, including one wounded, two unconfirmed American deaths and one person unaccounted for out of 13. It relays French reports of about 60 European bodies, one French military death, 15 missing and around 200 enemy dead.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-REPORT20::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-REPORT22 — FRUS editorial note 3 reports that a 22 May 1978 embassy telegram said one US citizen had been killed and all the others were safe.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-REPORT22::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES — Amnesty’s 1979 report describes refugees returning after the amnesty and improved relations with Angola, but also reports returnees suspected of FLNC support being detained and summarily killed despite presidential assurances.
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc77, Embassy telegram2742 · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:0
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc86, CIA information cable · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:1
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:10
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:11
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc105, Vance report · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:13
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:14
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:15
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:16
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:17
- National Assembly second sitting8June1978, printed2720 · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:18
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:19
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc100, SCC planning record · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:2
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc101, Aaron memorandum · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:3
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc102, Odom memorandum · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:4
- FRUS XVIIpart2doc104, SCC summary · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:5
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:6
- Giscard televised statement19May1978, official transcript reproduction · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:7
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:8
- Kolwezi17May–16June1978, official retrospective history · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-CD:9
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B32-CD-RETURNEES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION — Amnesty’s 1978 report describes a May constitutional bill, parliamentary passage and a later referendum establishing one-party rule. Opposition MPs had to join the APC within 24 days or lose their seats. The TRC later criticised these provisions.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:1
- TRC Appendices2, primary submissions compilation · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:10
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:2
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:5
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:7
- Witness to Truth, Volume3A · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:8
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::SOURCE:0
- Witness to Truth, Volume3A · A4-B32-SL-CONSTITUTION::SOURCE:1
- A4-B32-SL-EXTEND — Amnesty’s 1978 report says President Siaka Stevens signed an order in March 1978 extending the Public Emergency Regulations for a year. It describes detention powers held by the Defence Minister, then Stevens, as well as censorship, expulsion and meeting restrictions.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:1
- TRC Appendices2, primary submissions compilation · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:10
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:2
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:5
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:7
- Witness to Truth, Volume3A · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:8
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-EXTEND::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-SL-JAMES — Amnesty’s reports describe an opposition candidate assaulted in Bonthe during the 1977 election period, taken to hospital and then imprisoned. Its 1978 account describes solitary confinement followed by release.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:1
- TRC Appendices2, primary submissions compilation · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:10
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:2
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:5
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:7
- Witness to Truth, Volume3A · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:8
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:9
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-JAMES::SOURCE:1
- A4-B32-SL-MPS — Amnesty’s 1978 report says Charles Margai remained detained after his criminal case was dismissed, alongside two other MPs held without trial. It records the Speaker removing three MPs in January for prolonged absence, APC replacements in February and the former MPs’ release in early March.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:1
- TRC Appendices2, primary submissions compilation · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:10
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:2
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:5
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:7
- Witness to Truth, Volume3A · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:8
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-MPS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-MPS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-SL-ORDERS — Amnesty reports detention orders covering 662 people signed in 1977 and more than 50 official detentions in early 1978. It says releases of over 200 of the 1977 cohort had not been announced by March; authorities’ later claim that only 12 remained in May could not immediately be confirmed.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:1
- TRC Appendices2, primary submissions compilation · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:10
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:2
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:5
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:7
- Witness to Truth, Volume3A · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:8
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-ORDERS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL — Amnesty’s 1977 report dates unrest at Fourah Bay College to 29 January 1977 and records a nationwide curfew and emergency on 1 February. It says reports of student deaths and serious injuries during ensuing clashes remained unconfirmed at its cutoff.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:1
- TRC Appendices2, primary submissions compilation · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:10
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:2
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:4
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:5
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:7
- Witness to Truth, Volume3A · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:8
- TRC Volume3B Chapter5, Youth · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B32-Q-SL:9
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B32-SL-SCHOOL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC — Amnesty’s 1978 report says it believed at least 130 and perhaps several hundred people had been executed, and that it received a list of 129 names in December 1977.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-AIEXEC::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE — Amnesty reports Zia assuring its envoy during 29–31 December 1977 that executions had stopped, without giving a total. It records a 27 February 1978 government reply denying continued executions and disputing the reported numbers.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-ASSURANCE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD — Amnesty’s 1978 report estimates at least 230 people died during the 30 September 1977 Bogra and 2 October Dacca disturbances.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CLASHDEAD::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY — Amnesty’s 1977 report says President A. M. Sayem refused clemency before Taher was executed on 21 July 1976.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CLEMENCY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE — The Bangladesh High Court’s 2011 writ judgment identifies Regulation XVI in the 14 June 1976 gazette as the basis for a special tribunal. It describes secret proceedings and the absence of a right of appeal.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-CONSTITUTE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT — Amnesty records a 26 October 1977 announcement that 55 others had been sentenced to death in connection with the earlier Bogra uprising.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-DEATHSENT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC — Amnesty records a 19 October 1977 government announcement that 37 army and air-force personnel had been executed for alleged involvement in the second failed uprising.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-GOVEXEC::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-MUTINY — A 4 October 1977 US embassy telegram describes the 2 October mutiny and relays official announcements of 11 Air Force officers and ten soldiers killed. It expressly leaves leadership, motives and coordination unclear.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-MUTINY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE — In its 22 March 2011 writ judgment, the High Court concluded that General Ziaur Rahman had predetermined Taher’s death sentence before the tribunal was constituted. This is that court’s finding, not a criminal conviction of Zia.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-PREDETERMINE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-REG33 — Amnesty’s 1977 report says Martial Law Regulation 33 of 28 December 1976 removed the possibility of limited appeal against sentences passed by military courts.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REG33::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76 — Amnesty’s 1977 report relays government statistics that 2,837 political detainees had been released under various amnesties by December 1976.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE76::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77 — Amnesty’s 1977 report says Zia assumed the presidency on 21 April 1977 and records the release of 737 political detainees and 11 political leaders on that occasion.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-RELEASE77::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES — On 22 March 2011 the High Court held the special tribunal and convictions void and ordered record expungement, family compensation and service-related remedies. It also directed action concerning surviving participants.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-REMEDIES::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT — The 4 October 1977 embassy telegram reports that the 9th Infantry Division under Major General Mir Shawkat Ali moved to restore order and retook the radio station with police during the 2 October mutiny.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-SHAWKAT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-SPEECH — According to the embassy telegram, Zia’s 2 October 1977 speech at 11:45 appealed for unity and said measures would be taken against those who had acted against the nation.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
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- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-SPEECH::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-STOCK — Amnesty’s April 1977 mission estimated 10,000–15,000 political prisoners. Its 1978 report reproduces a 25 March government reply claiming the number had never exceeded 2,000 and that 862 remained.
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- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-STOCK::SOURCE:1
- A4-B33-BD-TAHER — The High Court’s 2011 writ judgment records Taher’s execution on 21 July 1976 and directs that it be recorded as culpable murder.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-TAHER::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-BD-VERDICT — Amnesty’s 1977 report describes Taher and 32 others tried in closed proceedings: one death sentence, two life terms, 14 other prison terms and 16 acquittals. Amnesty dates sentencing to 18 July 1976; the 2011 court repeatedly dates the verdict to 17 July.
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:1
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:10
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:11
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:12
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:13
- FRUS XIX doc30, Dacca telegram5681 The Mutiny · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:14
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:15
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:16
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:2
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:3
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:4
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:5
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:6
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:7
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:8
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-BD:9
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::SOURCE:0
- High Court Division WP7236/2010 with826/1048/1059 of2011 · A4-B33-BD-VERDICT::SOURCE:1
- A4-B33-LK-ARMS — The published account reports armourer Augustine saying Weerasena relayed ASP Noordeen’s instruction for officers to arm and enter a truck on 16 August 1977. Augustine said he was absent when rifles were removed and later made register entries from another officer’s paper.
- Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Sri Lanka · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:0
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:1
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:10
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:2
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:3
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:4
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:5
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:6
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:7
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:8
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:9
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-ARMS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE — The published evidence account describes a family’s evacuation, about 400 refugees at Galgamuwa police station and about 180 transported to St Anne’s camp in Kurunegala.
- Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Sri Lanka · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:0
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:1
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:10
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:2
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:3
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:4
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:5
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:6
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:7
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:8
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:9
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-DISPLACE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY — The warrant reproduced by Lanka Free Library names President William Gopallawa as appointing Sansoni on 9 November 1977 to investigate incidents from 13 August to 15 September 1977.
- Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Sri Lanka · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:0
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:1
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:10
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:2
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:3
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:4
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:5
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:6
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:7
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:8
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:9
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-INQUIRY::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET — Virginia Leary’s 1983 report for the International Commission of Jurists describes widespread killing, assault and property damage in 1977. It relays Sansoni’s explanation and a Tamil counteraccount emphasising discrimination.
- Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Sri Lanka · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:0
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:1
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:10
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:2
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:3
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:4
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:5
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:6
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:7
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:8
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:9
- Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Sri Lanka · A4-B33-LK-INTERPRET::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT — The 14 October 1978 published evidence account reports a constable testifying that seven or eight uniformed constables without displayed numbers beat him at Naga Vihara junction on 17 August 1977 while he wore civilian clothing.
- Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Sri Lanka · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:0
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:1
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:10
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:2
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:3
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:4
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:5
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:6
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:7
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:8
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:9
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PCASSAULT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-LK-PROCESS — The published evidence account records counsel alleging pressure on police witnesses, the Commissioner promising protection and later reply opportunities for accused officers, and a dispute over Security Council records.
- Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Sri Lanka · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:0
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:1
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:10
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:2
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:3
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:4
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:5
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:6
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:7
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:8
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:9
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROCESS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-LK-PROTECT — In the published testimony account, the constable says Headquarters Inspector Gunasekara immediately telephoned after his complaint and directed policemen off the road into the Naga Vihara premises.
- Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Sri Lanka · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:0
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:1
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:10
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:2
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:3
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:4
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:5
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:6
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:7
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:8
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:9
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-PROTECT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-LK-RAIL — In the published 14 October 1978 account of Sansoni Commission evidence, a railway controller describes attacks on about 80 railway colleagues and says about five were severely injured.
- Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Sri Lanka · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:0
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:1
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:10
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:2
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:3
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:4
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:5
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:6
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:7
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:8
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:9
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RAIL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-LK-REJECT — The online Sansoni reproduction rejects specified statements attributed to TULF speakers as unsupported. Its responsibility chapter says some compensation findings were only prima facie and required later verification.
- Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Sri Lanka · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:0
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:1
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:10
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:2
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:3
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:4
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:5
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:6
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:7
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:8
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:9
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-REJECT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B33-LK-RELEASE — Amnesty reports repeal of the Criminal Justice Commission Act on 21 October 1977, the Prime Minister’s pardon announcement on 2 November and confirmed release of 130 remaining political prisoners connected to the 1971 insurgency.
- Ethnic Conflict and Violence in Sri Lanka · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:0
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:1
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:10
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:2
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:3
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:4
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:5
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:6
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:7
- The Sansoni Commission Evidence, No3,14October1978 · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:8
- Sansoni report, selected provider-rendered mirror transcription · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B33-Q-LK:9
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B33-LK-RELEASE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-ES-440 — The Inter-American Court’s 25 October 2012 judgment verified 440 people executed by the Salvadoran Armed Forces in the massacres covered by the case, using its identity and geographic criteria. It concluded that the actual number of victims was higher.
- Massacres of El Mozote and nearby places v. El Salvador: judgment of 25 October 2012 · A4-B34-ES-440-Q-HR-ARCHIVE-B34-A4-CANDIDATE-ES-440-QUALIFICATION-1-SRC-1
- Massacres of El Mozote and nearby places v. El Salvador: judgment of 25 October 2012 · A4-B34-ES-440-Q-HR-ARCHIVE-B34-A4-CANDIDATE-ES-440-QUALIFICATION-2-SRC-1
- Massacres of El Mozote and nearby places v. El Salvador: judgment of 25 October 2012 · A4-B34-ES-440-SRC-1
- A4-B34-ES-FORENSIC — The 2012 judgment reports that exhumations at 28 sites recovered remains corresponding to at least 281 individuals. For El Convento, it reports 143 individuals, including 136 children and adolescents. These figures have different scopes and must not be added together.
- Massacres of El Mozote and nearby places v. El Salvador: judgment of 25 October 2012 · A4-B34-ES-FORENSIC-Q-HR-ARCHIVE-B34-A4-CANDIDATE-ES-FORENSIC-QUALIFICATION-1-SRC-1
- Massacres of El Mozote and nearby places v. El Salvador: judgment of 25 October 2012 · A4-B34-ES-FORENSIC-Q-HR-ARCHIVE-B34-A4-CANDIDATE-ES-FORENSIC-QUALIFICATION-2-SRC-1
- Massacres of El Mozote and nearby places v. El Salvador: judgment of 25 October 2012 · A4-B34-ES-FORENSIC-SRC-1
- A4-B34-ES-OP — The Inter-American Court’s 2012 judgment describes an operation by the Atlacatl Battalion and other Salvadoran army units in northern Morazán from 8 to 16 December 1981. It places the participating units under the Atlacatl commander and the operation under the Third Brigade commander.
- A4-B34-IW-114 — The Reagan Library’s facsimile of presidential directive NSDD 114, dated 26 November 1983, records approval of prompt political talks followed by military consultations with willing allies and Gulf states to plan protection of non-belligerent shipping and key oil facilities.
- A4-B34-IW-139PLAN — Presidential directive NSDD 139, dated 5 April 1984, calls for a plan intended to prevent Iraq’s collapse, including evaluation of possible indirect military assistance and expanded intelligence advice. This records a planning instruction, not proof that aid was delivered.
- National Security Decision Directive 139: Measures to Improve U.S. Posture and Readiness to Respond to Developments in the Iran-Iraq War · A4-B34-IW-139PLAN-Q-B34-CONTEXT-IW-139PLAN-SRC-1
- National Security Decision Directive 139: Measures to Improve U.S. Posture and Readiness to Respond to Developments in the Iran-Iraq War · A4-B34-IW-139PLAN-SRC-1
- A4-B34-IW-CHEM — UN document S/16433, dated 26 March 1984, records the specialists’ unanimous finding that aerial chemical bombs had been used in the areas they inspected in Iran, identifying mustard gas and Tabun. This finding does not identify an individual who ordered their use.
- Report of the specialists appointed by the Secretary-General to investigate allegations by Iran concerning use of chemical weapons, S/16433 · A4-B34-IW-CHEM-Q-B34-CONTEXT-IW-CHEM-SRC-1
- Report of the specialists appointed by the Secretary-General to investigate allegations by Iran concerning use of chemical weapons, S/16433 · A4-B34-IW-CHEM-SRC-1
- A4-B34-KE-ANYONA — Amnesty’s 1977 report records parliamentary critic George Anyona’s arrest on 4 May 1977 and subsequent detention without trial.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:1
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:10
- Moi Jamhuri Day speech12December1978 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:11
- Amnesty International Newsletter,February1979 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:13
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:14
- Official retrospective Daniel arap Moi biography · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:15
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:4
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:7
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:8
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:9
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-ANYONA::SOURCE:1
- A4-B34-KE-APPEALS — Amnesty’s 1977 report records appeals to President Kenyatta in December 1976 and Vice-President Moi two months later for adequate medical treatment for Shikuku and review of his detention.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:1
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:10
- Moi Jamhuri Day speech12December1978 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:11
- Amnesty International Newsletter,February1979 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:13
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:14
- Official retrospective Daniel arap Moi biography · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:15
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:4
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:7
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:8
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:9
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-APPEALS::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-KE-HEALTH — Amnesty’s 1979 report describes Martin Shikuku leaving detention on crutches after serious health problems. It places this alongside former detainees’ complaints of delays in medical treatment and government assurances that detainees were not ill-treated.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:1
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:10
- Moi Jamhuri Day speech12December1978 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:11
- Amnesty International Newsletter,February1979 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:13
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:14
- Official retrospective Daniel arap Moi biography · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:15
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:4
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:7
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:8
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:9
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-HEALTH::SOURCE:1
- A4-B34-KE-MUTAI — Amnesty reports Chelagat Mutai released in August 1978 after completing a two-and-a-half-year criminal sentence. The organisation assessed the imprisonment as politically motivated.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:1
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:10
- Moi Jamhuri Day speech12December1978 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:11
- Amnesty International Newsletter,February1979 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:13
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:14
- Official retrospective Daniel arap Moi biography · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:15
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:4
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:7
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:8
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:9
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-MUTAI::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-KE-NGUGI — Amnesty’s 1978 report dates Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s arrest to 31 December 1977 and its announcement to 6 January 1978. It also reports withdrawal of the performance licence for a play he co-authored.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:1
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:10
- Moi Jamhuri Day speech12December1978 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:11
- Amnesty International Newsletter,February1979 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:13
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:14
- Official retrospective Daniel arap Moi biography · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:15
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:4
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:7
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:8
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NGUGI::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-KE-NJONJO — Amnesty reports Attorney General Charles Njonjo defending detention on 6 January 1977, warning authors in March 1978 and warning MPs in June 1978 against further questions about detainees.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:1
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:10
- Moi Jamhuri Day speech12December1978 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:11
- Amnesty International Newsletter,February1979 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:13
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:14
- Official retrospective Daniel arap Moi biography · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:15
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:4
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:7
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:8
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:9
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::SOURCE:1
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-NJONJO::SOURCE:2
- A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26 — Amnesty’s February 1979 newsletter reports 26 political detainees released on 12 December 1978, including five it had adopted as prisoners of conscience.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:1
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:10
- Moi Jamhuri Day speech12December1978 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:11
- Amnesty International Newsletter,February1979 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:13
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:14
- Official retrospective Daniel arap Moi biography · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:15
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:4
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:5
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:7
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:8
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:9
- Amnesty International Newsletter,February1979 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-RELEASE26::SOURCE:1
- A4-B34-KE-SPEECH — In his 12 December 1978 speech, President Moi declared that he had released all detainees and that they were at home. He defended past detention on security grounds and warned of further firm action.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:1
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:10
- Moi Jamhuri Day speech12December1978 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:11
- Amnesty International Newsletter,February1979 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:13
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:14
- Official retrospective Daniel arap Moi biography · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:15
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:3
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:4
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- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:6
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:7
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:8
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:9
- Moi Jamhuri Day speech12December1978 · A4-B34-KE-SPEECH::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-KE-STOCK — Amnesty’s 1977 report estimated probably fewer than ten detainees. Its 1978 report relays Attorney General figures of 14 in October 1977 and 11 in November, followed by further Somali detentions.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:1
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:10
- Moi Jamhuri Day speech12December1978 · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:11
- Amnesty International Newsletter,February1979 · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:13
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:14
- Official retrospective Daniel arap Moi biography · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:15
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:3
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- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-STOCK::SOURCE:1
- A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION — Kenya’s official presidential biography distinguishes Moi’s acting presidency after Kenyatta’s death on 22 August 1978 from his formal inauguration on 14 October 1978.
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:0
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:1
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:10
- Moi Jamhuri Day speech12December1978 · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:11
- Amnesty International Newsletter,February1979 · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:12
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:13
- Amnesty International Report1979 · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:14
- Official retrospective Daniel arap Moi biography · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:15
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:3
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- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-KE:9
- Official retrospective Daniel arap Moi biography · A4-B34-KE-SUCCESSION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-MT-MINUTES — The TRC’s 1998 report states that the State Security Council minutes contain no prior authorisation for the Matola raid. It records the chair congratulating the defence force at the meeting of 2 February 1981.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume 2 · A4-B34-MT-MINUTES-Q-HR-ARCHIVE-B34-A4-CANDIDATE-MT-MINUTES-QUALIFICATION-1-SRC-1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume 2 · A4-B34-MT-MINUTES-Q-HR-ARCHIVE-B34-A4-CANDIDATE-MT-MINUTES-QUALIFICATION-2-SRC-1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume 2 · A4-B34-MT-MINUTES-SRC-1
- A4-B34-MT-PLAN — According to the TRC’s 1998 report, security-police Section A, headed by Colonel Jac Buchner with assistance from Major Callie Steijn of Military Intelligence, planned the first Matola raid in January 1981.
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume 2 · A4-B34-MT-PLAN-Q-HR-ARCHIVE-B34-A4-CANDIDATE-MT-PLAN-QUALIFICATION-1-SRC-1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume 2 · A4-B34-MT-PLAN-Q-HR-ARCHIVE-B34-A4-CANDIDATE-MT-PLAN-QUALIFICATION-2-SRC-1
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report, Volume 2 · A4-B34-MT-PLAN-SRC-1
- A4-B34-PL-ANNOUNCE — In the House of Commons on 14 December 1981, British minister Humphrey Atkins reported that General Jaruzelski, Poland’s prime minister and party secretary, had announced martial-law measures in a broadcast early on 13 December.
- A4-B34-PL-DEATHS — Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance reports that six miners died at the Wujek mine in Katowice on 16 December 1981 and three more later died in hospital from their wounds; the last death was on 25 January 1982.
- A4-B34-PR-DISPLACED — Discussing the early phase of Operation Protea in 1981, the TRC relays a BBC estimate that 160,000 Angolan civilians lost their homes and were forced to seek refuge further north in Lubango. It is a relayed estimate, not a TRC census or a death count.
- A4-B34-PR-OP — The TRC’s 1998 report describes the SADF’s August 1981 Operation Protea as implementing a March 1979 policy to establish UNITA’s de facto government in southern Angola. This is the Commission’s institutional policy-to-operation account.
- A4-B34-SG-1980 — Amnesty’s 1980 report describes Lee Tze Tong’s transfer to conditional exile on Pulau Ubin in February 1980. It says five people were believed held under the Banishment Act at the end of April because they refused banishment.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-1980::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-1980::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-SG-COURT — In its 17 November 1967 decision, Singapore’s High Court directed discharge of the first five applicants because their extension orders were defective. It discharged the sixth applicant Chia Thye Poh’s rule, giving him a different result.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-COURT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-SG-GRACE — Amnesty’s mission report dates Grace Poh’s arrest to 19 February 1977 and describes 27 days of solitary confinement and prolonged interrogation in air-conditioned rooms. Other accounts give different arrest dates.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::SOURCE:1
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::SOURCE:2
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-GRACE::SOURCE:3
- A4-B34-SG-LEE76 — At the Canberra Press Club on 21 October 1976, Lee defended continued detention of two people from the group he described, saying they refused undertakings against force and support for the Communist Party of Malaya.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-LEE76::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER — Asked about torture and an earlier quotation at that session, Lee said he had been quoted out of context and urged critics to finance civil assault suits.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-LEEANSWER::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-SG-NAIR — C. V. Devan Nair’s statement for the PAP at the London meeting of 28–29 May 1976 disputed abuse allegations and asserted opponents’ communist affiliations.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::SOURCE:0
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-NAIR::SOURCE:1
- A4-B34-SG-POH — Amnesty’s mission report dates Poh Soo Kai’s rearrest to 4 June 1976 and service of a detention order to 3 July after prolonged interrogation without access to a lawyer.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-POH::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POH::SOURCE:0
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-POH::SOURCE:1
- A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT — In his 2011 account, Poh described blindfolded transport, prolonged cold-room interrogation and pressure for a confession. He denied treating the alleged bomber and said the Medical Council never summoned him for an inquiry.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::SOURCE:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-POHACCOUNT::SOURCE:2
- A4-B34-SG-POWERS — Amnesty’s report names Chua Sian Chin as Home Affairs Minister and describes ministerial or presidential routes to release, sometimes with restrictions on residence, work, movement, politics and association.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::SOURCE:0
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-POWERS::SOURCE:1
- A4-B34-SG-RAMAN — The Ministry of Home Affairs statement dated 10 February 1977 announces lawyer G. Raman’s detention and alleges communist-front coordination. These are the Ministry’s allegations, not a conviction.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-RAMAN::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT — Amnesty reports Lim Hock Siew and Said Zahari conditionally released on 18 November 1978 to Pulau Tekong Besar and Pulau Ubin respectively. It dates Zahari’s unconditional release to August 1979.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-RESTRICT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-SG-STOCK — The mission report estimates at least 50 people held at Moon Crescent and an unknown number at Whitley Road. It says authorities refused contact with its delegation and denied access to facilities and prisoners.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-STOCK::SOURCE:0
- A4-B34-SG-TUNG — Amnesty’s 1978 report relays Shamsuddin Tung’s July 1977 letter denying communist affiliation and advocacy of violence, while reporting that he remained detained despite the government’s public undertakings policy.
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:0
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:1
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:10
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:11
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:12
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:13
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:14
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:15
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:16
- Lim Hock Siew and Others,[1967]SGHC22 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:17
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:18
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:19
- Prime Minister Canberra Press Club Q&A21October1976 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:2
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:20
- Statement on behalf of PAP,Socialist International28–29May1976 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:3
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:4
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:5
- Report of AI mission to Singapore30November–5December1978 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:6
- Government press statement on G.Raman detention · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:7
- My Arrest and Detention in1976,13September2011talk · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:8
- Amnesty International Report1980 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::QUALSOURCE:A4-B34-Q-SG:9
- Amnesty International Report1978 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report1977 · A4-B34-SG-TUNG::SOURCE:1
- A4-B34-SL-ANNOUNCE — The International Commission of Jurists’ 1983 supplement reports that on 29 July 1983 Sri Lankan President J. R. Jayewardene announced proposed bans on organisations supporting separation and restrictions on the political and civil rights of people supporting that policy.
- A4-B34-SL-EMERG — The International Commission of Jurists’ mission report says that Sri Lankan President J. R. Jayewardene declared a state of emergency on 17 August 1981.
- A4-B35-GN-1979 — Amnesty’s 1980 report describes about 15 arrests in August 1979 and reports that six of that group subsequently died after deprivation of food and water.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-1979::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-1979::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-GN-ARREST — Amnesty’s contemporary reports describe Telli’s arrest in July 1976 and uncertainty about his fate. Its leaflet relays an early execution report and a June 1977 ministerial answer that did not resolve whether he was alive.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::SOURCE:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::SOURCE:1
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-ARREST::SOURCE:2
- A4-B35-GN-BARRY — Amadou Diallo’s 1983 account describes Barry Alpha Oumar dying during deprivation and dates the death to 26 February 1977. He describes observing the cessation of a familiar gesture and the later removal of the body.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::SOURCE:0
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-BARRY::SOURCE:1
- A4-B35-GN-COHORT — Diallo describes the revised five-person group dying during deprivation. He says the two officers’ 28 February deaths and burial of the five at Caporo included information he learned from others.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::SOURCE:0
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-COHORT::SOURCE:1
- A4-B35-GN-DENIAL — Amnesty relays Sékou Touré’s denial that the Conakry protest caused deaths and his denial that soldiers were executed for refusing to fire.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-DENIAL::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-GN-DIOP — Diallo places former minister Alassane Diop’s release and expulsion in 1979; Amnesty’s 1980 report places his release in early 1980.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::SOURCE:0
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-DIOP::SOURCE:1
- A4-B35-GN-MISSING — Amnesty’s 1980 report says 500 prisoners known by name had not reappeared, raising fears of death. It separately relays an opposition claim that possibly 4,000 had not survived and explicitly says it could not verify that claim.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-MISSING::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-GN-PARDON — Diallo says Sékou Touré pardoned him on 22 November 1980 and that he reached Abidjan exactly two months after leaving Camp Boiro.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-PARDON::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-GN-PROTEST — Amnesty’s 1978 report describes protests in four towns in late August 1977. For Conakry, it reports soldiers being ordered to fire on women demonstrators and an unknown number killed; it also records the President’s denial of deaths.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-PROTEST::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78 — Amnesty’s 1979 report relays Sékou Touré’s November 1978 assertion that Telli had been sentenced and that those condemned to death were dead. Amnesty says Telli had never been tried and that the manner of his death remained unclear.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::SOURCE:0
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-SEKOU78::SOURCE:1
- A4-B35-GN-STOCK77 — Amnesty’s 1977 report conservatively estimated more than 1,000 political prisoners and separately relayed the International League of Human Rights’ estimate of more than 3,000.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK77::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-GN-STOCK78 — Amnesty’s 1978 report relays unofficial early-1978 estimates of 2,000–4,000 political prisoners and says accurate estimation was impossible.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCK78::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF — Amnesty’s leaflet reports an estimate of 3,000–4,000 people held in Guinea’s prisons and camps, most without trial.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-STOCKLEAF::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED — Amnesty’s 1979 report identifies Souleymane Sy Savane as released, countering any inference that inclusion on the memoir’s initial deprivation list proved his death.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::SOURCE:0
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-SYSURVIVED::SOURCE:1
- A4-B35-GN-TELLI — Diallo’s 1983 account says sounds from Telli’s cell had ceased by 8:30 on 1 March 1977 and describes a body inspection about half an hour later. A 1978 Le Monde report relaying Jeune Afrique instead gives 25 February as the death-discovery date.
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:0
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:1
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:10
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:11
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page133) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:12
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:13
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:14
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:15
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:16
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:17
- Amnesty International Report 1977 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:18
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:19
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:2
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:20
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:21
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:22
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:23
- Amnesty International Report 1979 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:24
- Le Monde9December1978 prisoner article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:25
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page130) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:26
- Amnesty International Report 1980 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:27
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page136) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:28
- Guinea prisoner appeal leaflet, undated internally after February1978 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:3
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:4
- Amnesty International Report 1978 · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:5
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page131) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:6
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:7
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:8
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page132) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-GN:9
- Amadou Diallo, La mort de Diallo Telli. 1er secrétaire général de l’OUA, Politique africaine10,1983,pp129–136 (selected page134) · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::SOURCE:0
- Le Monde6November1978 Telli article, inaccessible local body · A4-B35-GN-TELLI::SOURCE:1
- A4-B35-GT-251 — The 2009 judgment’s introduction describes the Commission’s application as concerning the massacre of 251 Las Dos Erres inhabitants between 6 and 8 December 1982. This is the application’s figure, not a complete court-verified victim register.
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-251-Q1-SRC-1
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-251-SRC-1
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-251-SRC-2
- A4-B35-GT-300 — The judgment reproduces Guatemala’s 1 April 2000 acknowledgment that army members massacred approximately 300 Las Dos Erres residents in December 1982. This is the State’s acknowledgment as reproduced, not an additional victim group.
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-300-Q1-SRC-1
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-300-SRC-1
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-300-SRC-2
- A4-B35-GT-FORENSIC — The judgment records a proceeding on 29 July 1995 at which 162 skeletons from the Las Dos Erres exhumations were presented. That is not a complete massacre toll, a set of named identifications or deaths occurring in 1995.
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-FORENSIC-Q1-SRC-1
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-FORENSIC-SRC-1
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-FORENSIC-SRC-2
- A4-B35-GT-JURISDICTION — In its 24 November 2009 judgment, the Inter-American Court held that the massacre itself lay outside its temporal jurisdiction. It limited adjudication to alleged violations occurring after Guatemala’s 9 March 1987 recognition of jurisdiction or continuing on that date.
- A4-B35-GT-ORDER — The Inter-American Court’s 2009 historical account says squad superiors instructed kaibiles on 6 December 1982 to disguise themselves as guerrillas and destroy Las Dos Erres. The superiors are not named in that passage, and the massacre itself fell outside the Court’s temporal jurisdiction.
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-ORDER-Q1-SRC-1
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-ORDER-SRC-1
- Case of the Las Dos Erres Massacre v. Guatemala, judgment of 24 November 2009 · A4-B35-GT-ORDER-SRC-2
- A4-B35-NC-CC — In decision 85-187 DC of 25 January 1985, France’s Constitutional Council declared the New Caledonia emergency law constitutional. It described the law as conferring emergency powers on the High Commissioner until 30 June 1985.
- A4-B35-NC-DEAD — Amnesty International’s 1986 report states that GIGN officers shot and killed Éloi Machoro and Marcel Nonnaro in New Caledonia on 12 January 1985. The circumstances remained disputed in that report.
- A4-B35-NC-DISPUTE — Amnesty records conflicting accounts: GIGN officers said the Kanak group opened fire, while FLNKS spokespersons denied shots had been fired and said the two men were coming out to negotiate.
- A4-B35-NC-EMERG — The Senate report records Pisani signing an emergency proclamation at 9:30 a.m. on 12 January 1985. Its chronology places the shootings earlier that morning.
- A4-B35-NC-ORDER — The French Senate’s 1985 report records Pisani saying on 11 January that he had issued formal orders for the Thio–Canala–La Foa–Bouloupari area to be cleared. It does not reproduce an order to kill Machoro or Nonnaro.
- A4-B35-PF-ADOPT — The Assembly record says the amended question was adopted unanimously. Its closing certification names Frantz Vanizette as president.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-ADOPT::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-PF-CEA — The CEA report dated 18 December 1979 places the Meknès accident on 5 July. It reports five workers involved: one immediate death, probably from anoxia, one later death from injuries and three other injured, two seriously.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::SOURCE:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-CEA::SOURCE:1
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-CEA::SOURCE:2
- A4-B35-PF-CFDT — The CFDT account dated 18 July 1979 calls the accident 6 July. It describes one worker inside, four outside, three serious burns and one other injury, with a severely burned worker later dying at Percy hospital.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::SOURCE:0
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CFDT::SOURCE:1
- A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX — The 3 April 1980 CHS excerpt identifies Chatoux as test director and chair. It records his wish for periodic GESEN meetings with union correspondents and wider technical-report circulation, alongside disagreement over safety deficiencies and accident causation.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-CHATOUX::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU — CFDT’s account records a 10 July 1979 meeting with Director Doireau, relaying his accident explanation and discussion of solvent use and staffing.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-DOIREAU::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE — The debate record shows Gaston Flosse proposing territorial wording for the inquiry and adding receipt of inquiry and radiobiologist results to the response deadline.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-FLOSSE::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-PF-HIRO — The reproduced Henri Hiro letter asks the Assembly president not to endorse an inquiry report and requests a referendum on the CEP–CEA presence in Polynesia.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-HIRO::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN — Jean Juventin’s question 19614, dated 1 September 1979, relays the territorial Assembly’s concerns and asks the Defence Minister what action will be taken.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-JUVENTIN::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-PF-LATER — The later OPECST report 3571/207 describes the July 1979 Meknès chemical explosion as causing two deaths and two injuries. CEA’s December 1979 account instead reports three other injured.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-LATER::SOURCE:0
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-LATER::SOURCE:1
- A4-B35-PF-MISSION — The published ministerial reply describes a Teillac-led expert mission planned for 23–28 September 1979 to accompany a territorial delegation visiting the installations.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-MISSION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-PF-QUESTION — Pierre Hunter and Joël Buillard’s written question 552 sought suspension of tests, a territorial inquiry, independent radiobiological expertise and a permanent laboratory following the July accidents.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-QUESTION::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-PF-SCREEN — CEA says 73 people near the installation, including 28 Polynesians, received checks and medical follow-up, and asserts no medically significant contamination. It reports solvent procedures under revision and calls for tighter safety instructions.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::SOURCE:0
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-SCREEN::SOURCE:1
- A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA — The debate record shows Flosse proposing Jacques Teuira as a co-signatory and the chair accepting without objection.
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:0
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:1
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:10
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:11
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:12
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:13
- French National Assembly questions and replies,3October1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:14
- Reproduction of Henri Hiro letter, heading November1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:15
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:16
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:17
- OPECST report3571/207, environmental and health effects of tests · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:2
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:3
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:4
- Accident du5juillet1979 au centre Meknes,18December1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:5
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:6
- CFDT account of Meknes accident and10July meeting,18July1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:7
- CHS minutes excerpt,3April1980, Moruroa · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:8
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::QUALSOURCE:A4-B35-Q-PF:9
- Territorial Assembly written question552,17August1979 · A4-B35-PF-TEUIRA::SOURCE:0
- A4-B35-SU-DEFENCE — The IACHR recorded the Surinamese authorities’ account that the fifteen died while trying to escape custody. In a response dated 11 January 1983, acting Foreign Minister Glenn B. Sankatsing repeated an accidental-death explanation; the commission disputed that account.
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Conclusions and Recommendations · A4-B35-SU-DEFENCE-Q1-SRC-1
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Introduction · A4-B35-SU-DEFENCE-Q1-SRC-2
- SRU-HvJ-2023-14, criminal appeal 67/2023, Bouterse · A4-B35-SU-DEFENCE-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Introduction · A4-B35-SU-DEFENCE-SRC-1
- A4-B35-SU-IACHR15 — The IACHR’s 1983 report concluded that fifteen prominent Surinamese citizens were summarily killed at Fort Zeelandia during the night of 8 December 1982 and had been tortured before their deaths.
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Conclusions and Recommendations · A4-B35-SU-IACHR15-Q1-SRC-1
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Introduction · A4-B35-SU-IACHR15-Q1-SRC-2
- SRU-HvJ-2023-14, criminal appeal 67/2023, Bouterse · A4-B35-SU-IACHR15-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Conclusions and Recommendations · A4-B35-SU-IACHR15-SRC-1
- A4-B35-SU-JOINT — In that appeal, the Court of Justice found Bouterse jointly responsible with others for the premeditated killing of fifteen victims. It rejected the invasion-or-war defence advanced for this operation as unsupported.
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Conclusions and Recommendations · A4-B35-SU-JOINT-Q1-SRC-1
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Introduction · A4-B35-SU-JOINT-Q1-SRC-2
- SRU-HvJ-2023-14, criminal appeal 67/2023, Bouterse · A4-B35-SU-JOINT-Q1-SRC-3
- SRU-HvJ-2023-14, criminal appeal 67/2023, Bouterse · A4-B35-SU-JOINT-SRC-1
- A4-B35-SU-ORDER — In Bouterse’s 2023 appeal, Suriname’s Court of Justice found that, as military commander and government leader, he ordered subordinates to kill the victims of the December 1982 operation.
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Conclusions and Recommendations · A4-B35-SU-ORDER-Q1-SRC-1
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Introduction · A4-B35-SU-ORDER-Q1-SRC-2
- SRU-HvJ-2023-14, criminal appeal 67/2023, Bouterse · A4-B35-SU-ORDER-Q1-SRC-3
- SRU-HvJ-2023-14, criminal appeal 67/2023, Bouterse · A4-B35-SU-ORDER-SRC-1
- A4-B35-SU-SENTENCE — On 20 December 2023, the Court of Justice affirmed Bouterse’s convictions and twenty-year prison sentence, supplementing and correcting the lower courts’ reasoning. The website publication date is 21 December.
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Conclusions and Recommendations · A4-B35-SU-SENTENCE-Q1-SRC-1
- Report on the Human Rights Situation in Suriname, Introduction · A4-B35-SU-SENTENCE-Q1-SRC-2
- SRU-HvJ-2023-14, criminal appeal 67/2023, Bouterse · A4-B35-SU-SENTENCE-Q1-SRC-3
- SRU-HvJ-2023-14, criminal appeal 67/2023, Bouterse · A4-B35-SU-SENTENCE-SRC-1
- A4-B35-ZW-CEWALE — The CCJPZ/LRF summary reports that the Fifth Brigade shot 62 young men and women at the Cewale River in Lupane on 5 March 1983: 55 died and seven survived with gunshot wounds.
- A4-B35-ZW-COMMAND — The CCJPZ/LRF April 1999 summary identifies Colonel Perence Shiri as the Fifth Brigade’s first commander and says the unit answered to the Prime Minister outside normal army command structures.
- A4-B35-ZW-DENIAL — The CCJPZ/LRF summary records Mugabe publicly denying atrocities on 6 April 1983. The denial is reported as his position, not accepted as fact.
- A4-B35-ZW-DEPLOY — The CCJPZ/LRF summary reports that the Fifth Brigade deployed in Matabeleland North in late January 1983 and killed more than two thousand civilians within weeks. This is the report’s regional lower-bound account, not a complete January-only toll.
- A4-B35-ZW-NOTICE — The CCJPZ/LRF summary reports that its officials met Prime Minister Mugabe in March 1983 and showed him evidence of atrocities.
- A4-B36-AF-CONTEST — The UN report records Afghanistan’s representative alleging that refugee numbers were inflated. The Rapporteur rejected that account based on his experience of visits to refugee camps in Pakistan.
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-CONTEST-Q1-SRC-1
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-CONTEST-Q1-SRC-2
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-CONTEST-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-CONTEST-Q1-SRC-4
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-CONTEST-SRC-1
- A4-B36-AF-DIRECTIVE — Ronald Reagan’s signed directive of 27 March 1985 set out a U.S. Afghanistan strategy combining covert support for the Afghan resistance with diplomatic pressure for Soviet withdrawal.
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-DIRECTIVE-Q1-SRC-1
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-DIRECTIVE-Q1-SRC-2
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-DIRECTIVE-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-DIRECTIVE-Q1-SRC-4
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-DIRECTIVE-SRC-1
- A4-B36-AF-DISCUSSION — In Chernyaev’s translated account of the Politburo discussion on 17 October 1985, Gorbachev proposed a decision to end the Afghanistan war. This is a participant’s published account, not formal minutes or evidence of withdrawal that year.
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-DISCUSSION-Q1-SRC-1
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-DISCUSSION-Q1-SRC-2
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-DISCUSSION-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-DISCUSSION-Q1-SRC-4
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-DISCUSSION-SRC-1
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-DISCUSSION-SRC-2
- A4-B36-AF-INJURED — The Rapporteur reported receiving information that about 25 women and children were wounded when foreign troops attacked a refugee bus convoy in late December 1985; the wounded were subsequently hospitalised in Peshawar.
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-INJURED-Q1-SRC-1
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-INJURED-Q1-SRC-2
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-INJURED-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-INJURED-Q1-SRC-4
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-INJURED-SRC-1
- A4-B36-AF-JULY — The UN Special Rapporteur’s February 1986 report recorded 2,635,483 registered Afghan refugees in Pakistan by July 1985. This is a registration stock, not the number newly displaced during 1985.
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-JULY-Q1-SRC-1
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-JULY-Q1-SRC-2
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-JULY-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-JULY-Q1-SRC-4
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-JULY-SRC-1
- A4-B36-AF-KARMAL — Chernyaev recounts Gorbachev saying he had told Karmal to prepare to defend his regime without Soviet troops, while Soviet arms assistance would continue. The date of that earlier conversation is not established here.
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-KARMAL-Q1-SRC-1
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-KARMAL-Q1-SRC-2
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-KARMAL-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-KARMAL-Q1-SRC-4
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-KARMAL-SRC-1
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-KARMAL-SRC-2
- A4-B36-AF-MILITARY — NSDD166 instructed responsible U.S. departments and agencies to improve the Afghan resistance’s military effectiveness, including setting performance goals and measures of effectiveness.
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-MILITARY-Q1-SRC-1
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-MILITARY-Q1-SRC-2
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-MILITARY-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-MILITARY-Q1-SRC-4
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-MILITARY-SRC-1
- A4-B36-AF-NOVEMBER — The same UN report recorded 2,699,679 registered Afghan refugees in Pakistan as of November 1985. The July and November figures describe overlapping stocks and must not be added.
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-NOVEMBER-Q1-SRC-1
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-NOVEMBER-Q1-SRC-2
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-NOVEMBER-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-NOVEMBER-Q1-SRC-4
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-NOVEMBER-SRC-1
- A4-B36-AF-SOCIAL — NSDD166 encouraged resistance-run social services inside Afghanistan for humanitarian reasons, to reduce the refugee problem in Pakistan and to maintain civilian logistical support for the resistance. These were stated policy aims.
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-SOCIAL-Q1-SRC-1
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-SOCIAL-Q1-SRC-2
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-SOCIAL-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-SOCIAL-Q1-SRC-4
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-SOCIAL-SRC-1
- A4-B36-AF-SUPPLIES — NSDD166 called for tracking supplies into Afghanistan and checking that resistance groups received increased supplies and used them in combat. This was a monitoring instruction, not proof that particular shipments arrived.
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-SUPPLIES-Q1-SRC-1
- Politburo October17,1985: excerpt from My Six Years with Gorbachev · A4-B36-AF-SUPPLIES-Q1-SRC-2
- Anatoly Chernyaev’s Notes from PolitburoCC CPSU session of October17,1985 · A4-B36-AF-SUPPLIES-Q1-SRC-3
- Report on human rights in Afghanistan, E/CN.4/1986/24 · A4-B36-AF-SUPPLIES-Q1-SRC-4
- NSDD166: U.S. Policy, Programs and Strategy in Afghanistan · A4-B36-AF-SUPPLIES-SRC-1
- A4-B36-LB-BODIES — The Kahan report reproduces a Red Cross delegation letter saying its representatives had counted 328 bodies, and explicitly states that this did not include all bodies. It is not a complete massacre toll.
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-BODIES-Q1-SRC-1
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-BODIES-SRC-1
- A4-B36-LB-CLARK — A White House memorandum signed by William P. Clark on 25 September 1982 distributed Lebanon public-affairs themes and prepared questions and answers for use in public appearances, calling for consistent statements.
- A4-B36-LB-COMMAND — The reproduced Kahan report records conflicting interpretations of the command instruction: the Chief of Staff said it did not place Phalangists under IDF command, while the Military Intelligence director interpreted it as applying to all forces, including Phalangists.
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-COMMAND-Q1-SRC-1
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-COMMAND-SRC-1
- A4-B36-LB-DEFENCE — The Kahan report records Sharon arguing that the massacre could not have been foreseen. It acknowledged that no clear warning had been provided by Military Intelligence or the Mossad, but rejected that as a justification for disregarding the risk.
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-DEFENCE-Q1-SRC-1
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-DEFENCE-SRC-1
- A4-B36-LB-ENTRY — The Kahan report, in the Indiana University Press reproduction, quotes a summary of Defence Minister Sharon’s instructions for 15 September 1982 that Phalangists should enter the camps. It dates the summary’s issue to 16 September and its receipt by Military Intelligence to 17 September.
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-ENTRY-Q1-SRC-1
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-ENTRY-SRC-1
- A4-B36-LB-ESTIMATE — The Kahan report relays an IDF intelligence estimate of 700–800 massacre victims. The Commission considered it possibly the closest estimate while acknowledging that the precise number could not be determined.
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-ESTIMATE-Q1-SRC-1
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-ESTIMATE-SRC-1
- A4-B36-LB-RESPONSIBILITY — The Kahan Commission found that Defence Minister Ariel Sharon bore personal responsibility for disregarding the danger of Phalangist revenge and bloodshed and failing to order suitable preventive measures. It recommended that he draw personal conclusions and, if necessary, that the Prime Minister consider removing him from office.
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-RESPONSIBILITY-Q1-SRC-1
- 51. The Beirut Massacre: Kahan Commission Report, 8 February 1983 — Negotiating Arab Israeli Peace: Third Edition | Appendices · A4-B36-LB-RESPONSIBILITY-SRC-1
- A4-B36-LB-UN — In his 18 September 1982 report, the UN Secretary-General said he had requested information from Israel on implementing Security Council resolution 520 and instructed UNTSO’s chief of staff to follow up. Additional Beirut observers were conditional on Israeli cooperation.
- A4-B36-LB-US-KNOWLEDGE — A prepared U.S. briefing answer dated 24 September 1982 denied advance knowledge of the massacre and said fragmentary information arrived on 17 September. It said an embassy observer’s report reached the State Department at about 05:00 EDT on 18 September.
- A4-B45-VEN-AFFECTED-AREAS — UN reporting places US military action on 3 January in Caracas and the northern states of Miranda, Aragua and La Guaira.
- A4-B45-VEN-CAPTURE — US forces captured Maduro and Flores in Caracas on 3 January 2026. Caine identified the mission as Operation Absolute Resolve and said they were taken aboard USS Iwo Jima; they were subsequently transferred to the United States.
- The US capture of Nicolás Maduro, CBP-10452 · A4-B45-VEN-CAPTURE::SOURCE:H5VEN-S-COMMONS:2
- Report of the independent international fact-finding mission on the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, A/HRC/63/57, advance edited version · A4-B45-VEN-CAPTURE::SOURCE:HR3B4-SRC-VEN-FFM26:1
- The President’s News Conference in Palm Beach, Florida, DCPD202600003 · A4-B45-VEN-CAPTURE::SOURCE:HR3B4-SRC-VEN-US:0
- A4-B45-VEN-CATIA-DELAYED — In its 28 October update, Airwars reported that a second woman injured in the Catia La Mar strike had died on 10 April 2026, according to her family. This was a later reported death, not a second death on 3 January.
- A4-B45-VEN-CATIA-IMMEDIATE — Airwars reports that one woman died following the 3 January strike on a residential building in Catia La Mar. It assesses the incident as a likely US strike with fairly reported civilian harm.
- USVEN260103c — Catia la Mar · A4-B45-VEN-CATIA-IMMEDIATE::SOURCE:H5VEN-S-AIRWARS-C:0
- Inside the Strike: The US Munition That Hit a Residential Building in Venezuela · A4-B45-VEN-CATIA-IMMEDIATE::SOURCE:H5VEN-S-BELLINGCAT:1
- 77 muertos identificados en ataques de EE.UU.:43 militares venezolanos,2 mujeres civiles y32 cubanos entre las víctimas · A4-B45-VEN-CATIA-IMMEDIATE::SOURCE:H5VEN-S-ELPITAZO:2
- A4-B45-VEN-CHINA-REACTION — China’s representative Sun Lei condemned the US strikes and seizure of Maduro and Flores at the Security Council on 5 January, describing US conduct as illegal.
- A4-B45-VEN-CUBA-KILLED — Cuba’s representative told the Security Council on 5 January that 32 Cuban combatants had died while serving missions for its armed forces and Interior Ministry at Venezuela’s request.
- A4-B45-VEN-DIRECTION — In a letter dated 5 January 2026, Donald Trump stated that US forces had conducted strikes in Venezuela on 3 January at his direction, supporting the capture and transfer of Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores.
- A4-B45-VEN-EARLY-CASUALTIES — A Health Cluster report dated 5 January relayed preliminary reports of about 25 deaths and 90 injuries after the 3 January strikes. It did not separate those figures into civilians, military personnel or children.
- A4-B45-VEN-EL-VOLCAN — Airwars reports one adult woman killed and her adult daughter injured in an alleged US strike near El Volcán’s transmission infrastructure in El Hatillo, Miranda, on 3 January. It grades the strike as likely and civilian harm as fairly reported.
- A4-B45-VEN-FOLLOW-ON-STATEMENT — At his 3 January news conference Trump said the US would oversee Venezuela’s transition and threatened a larger second attack if necessary, while saying it probably would not be needed.
- A4-B45-VEN-INDICTMENT — A US Department of Justice-hosted superseding indictment names Maduro and Flores among the defendants in case S4 11 Cr. 205 (AKH). Its accusations are criminal charges, not findings of guilt or a ruling on the legality of their capture.
- A4-B45-VEN-INTERIM — The Commons Library reported that Delcy Rodríguez was sworn in as interim president on 5 January; the UN fact-finding mission later recorded that she assumed power that day after appointment by Venezuela’s Supreme Court.
- A4-B45-VEN-LATER-AUTHORITY-TOLL — In a report dated 17 August 2026, the UN fact-finding mission relayed a Venezuelan-authority figure of 83 fatalities from Operation Absolute Resolve and media reports of at least two civilian deaths.
- A4-B45-VEN-LEGAL-CLASSIFICATION — In its 27 January analysis, the Geneva Academy’s WAR WATCH classified the episode as an international armed conflict that had ended in January. This is academic analysis, not a judicial ruling or a verification of hostilities in October.
- A4-B45-VEN-MUNITION — Bellingcat identified apparent AGM-88 missile remnants at the damaged Catia La Mar apartment building. It could not establish why the missile hit the building or the intended target, and reported that the US Department of Defense’s damage assessment was ongoing at publication.
- A4-B45-VEN-ORDER-TIME — General Dan Caine said Trump ordered the mission to proceed at 22:46 Eastern Time on 2 January 2026. That is 03:46 UTC on 3 January and 23:46 in Caracas on 2 January.
- A4-B45-VEN-PLEAS — The Commons Library reported that Maduro and Flores pleaded not guilty at their first New York hearing on 5 January.
- A4-B45-VEN-PREPARATION — Caine said the operation followed months of intelligence work and rehearsal, with the force ready in early December 2025 while awaiting suitable conditions and a presidential order.
- A4-B45-VEN-UN-REACTION — On 5 January the UN Secretary-General expressed concern that international law had not been respected in the military action, citing the Charter’s prohibition on the threat or use of force.
- A4-B45-VEN-US-INJURED — On 6 January, the San Antonio Express-News reported a Pentagon spokesperson’s account that two US soldiers were recovering at Brooke Army Medical Center and five others injured in Operation Absolute Resolve had returned to duty.
- A4-B45-VEN-US-KILLED — Trump and Caine said no US service personnel were killed during the operation.
- A4-B45-VEN-US-LEGAL-POSITION — The US defended the operation as military support for a law-enforcement arrest. Trump’s letter invoked his constitutional powers; US representative Mike Waltz told the Security Council that the US was not at war with Venezuela.
- A4-B45-VEN-VEN-MILITARY — The version of El Pitazo’s casualty investigation read for this package reports at least 43 Venezuelan military personnel identified as killed in the attacks. The page is dated 6 January but retains older figures elsewhere; the update date of the 43-person count is unknown.
- A4-B45-VEN-VENEZUELA-REACTION — Venezuela’s representative Samuel Moncada described the attack and removal of Maduro and Flores as unlawful and rejected the US account at the Security Council on 5 January.
- A4-GTC01-CORDON — The identified DPLF-hosted 2 August 2011 trial-judgment copy finds that, in the early hours of 7 December 1982, Carías ordered soldiers and civil self-defence patrollers under his command to watch routes to Las Dos Erres and block movement through Las Cruces, to prevent assistance, escape or requests for help.
- A4-GTC01-PROPERTY — The identified DPLF-hosted 2 August 2011 trial-judgment copy finds that on 9 December 1982 Carías ordered soldiers and civil self-defence patrollers to take animals, crops and movable property from Las Dos Erres and to destroy homes and traces of the preceding massacre.
- A4-GTC01-ROLE — An identified DPLF-hosted copy of the Guatemalan trial judgment dated 2 August 2011 identifies Carlos Antonio Carías López as a reserve second lieutenant commanding the Las Cruces military post in the months before December 1982.
- A4-GTC01-THEFT-VERDICT — The identified DPLF-hosted judgment copy records that the Guatemalan trial court convicted Carlos Antonio Carías López of aggravated theft, or hurto agravado, on 2 August 2011. The current appellate status has not been verified.
- A4-HCON01-GEO-AFG-CONTEXT — Natural Earth 5.1.1 records Afghanistan at longitude 66.496586, latitude 34.164262 as a modern country-label reference. It does not identify a historical incident or private decision location.
- A4-HCON01-GEO-IRQ-DIPLOMACY — Natural Earth 5.1.1 records Iraq at longitude 43.26181, latitude 33.09403 as a modern country-label reference. It does not identify a historical incident or private decision location.
- A4-HCON01-GEO-KABUL — Natural Earth 5.1.2 records Kabul at longitude 69.181314, latitude 34.518636 as a modern city reference. It does not identify a historical incident or private decision location.
- A4-HCON01-GEO-KINSHASA-REPORT — Natural Earth 5.1.2 records Kinshasa at longitude 15.313026, latitude -4.327778 as a modern city reference. It does not identify a historical incident or private decision location.
- A4-HCON01-GEO-KOLWEZI — Natural Earth 5.1.2 records Kolwezi at longitude 25.47244, latitude -10.716724 as a modern city reference. It does not identify a historical incident or private decision location.
- A4-HCON01-GEO-MANAGUA — Natural Earth 5.1.2 records Managua at longitude -86.270437, latitude 12.154962 as a modern city reference. It does not identify a historical incident or private decision location.
- A4-HCON01-GEO-MOSCOW-USSR — Natural Earth 5.1.2 records Moscow at longitude 37.613577, latitude 55.75411 as a modern city reference. It does not identify a historical incident or private decision location.
- A4-HCON01-GEO-NEW-YORK-UN — Natural Earth 5.1.2 records New York at longitude -73.995718, latitude 40.721562 as a modern city reference. It does not identify a historical incident or private decision location.
- A4-HCON01-GEO-NIC-JURISDICTION — Natural Earth 5.1.1 records Nicaragua at longitude -85.069347, latitude 12.670697 as a modern country-label reference. It does not identify a historical incident or private decision location.
- A4-HCON01-GEO-PARIS — Natural Earth 5.1.2 records Paris at longitude 2.352992, latitude 48.858092 as a modern city reference. It does not identify a historical incident or private decision location.
- A4-HCON01-GEO-WASHINGTON — Natural Earth 5.1.2 records Washington, D.C. at longitude -77.011364, latitude 38.901495 as a modern city reference. It does not identify a historical incident or private decision location.
- A4-HIST-AF-RESOLUTION1979 — A published English translation of the CPSU Central Committee resolution dated 12 December 1979 records approval of measures proposed by Andropov, Ustinov and Gromyko and entrusts them with execution and reporting. It identifies Brezhnev as chair and secretary. The text does not itself spell out every operation covered by those measures.
- A4-HIST-AR-LAW21256 — Argentina’s published Law 21,256, dated 24 March 1976, approved regulations for the military junta, national executive and legislative advisory commission. Its text lists Jorge Videla, Emilio Massera and Orlando Agosti as signatories; official-gazette publication is dated 26 March.
- A4-HIST-AR-LAW21356 — Argentina’s Law 21,356, enacted on 22 July 1976 and published on 28 July, restricted elections and assemblies in employers’ and workers’ associations. Article 1 allowed specified internal-administration and social-welfare meetings with Labour Ministry authorisation; the text bears the printed names Videla and Julio J. Bardi.
- A4-HIST-BJ-RESOLUTION405 — UN Security Council Resolution 405, adopted on 14 April 1977, condemned the armed aggression against Benin on 16 January and requested technical help to assess the resulting damage. This is a dated institutional response; it does not establish an individual perpetrator’s criminal liability.
- A4-HIST-CD-CARTER-AID — President Jimmy Carter’s Determination 78–11, dated 18 May 1978, authorised military education and training and military credit assistance to Zaire, with specified ceilings and reporting to Congress. The instrument was published in the Federal Register on 24 May; authorisation is not proof that every authorised amount was disbursed.
- A4-HIST-CY-AGREEMENT1979 — The UN Secretary-General’s report S/13369 records a ten-point communiqué agreed on 19 May 1979 after a two-day high-level meeting in Nicosia. It gave priority to negotiating Varosha resettlement under UN auspices alongside constitutional and territorial talks; it did not state that resettlement had already occurred.
- A4-HIST-CY-GUIDELINES1977 — The UN Secretary-General’s report S/12323 records that Makarios and Rauf Denktash agreed four guidelines for further Cyprus negotiations at their 12 February 1977 meeting. The guidelines addressed a bicommunal federal republic, territory, rights and central-government powers; they were a negotiating basis, not a completed settlement.
- A4-HIST-IW-ALGIERS-TERMINATION — In a letter dated 24 September 1980 circulated as UN document S/14192, Iraqi Foreign Minister Saadoun Hammadi reported that Iraq’s government had decided on 17 September to treat the 1975 Algiers Agreement as terminated. His explanation of Iran’s conduct and Iraq’s self-defence position remains the Iraqi government’s account.
- A4-HIST-IW-RESOLUTION479 — On 28 September 1980, the UN Security Council unanimously adopted Resolution 479, calling on Iran and Iraq to refrain from further force and settle their dispute peacefully. It supported mediation and the Secretary-General’s efforts; adoption did not establish that either side had stopped fighting.
- A4-HIST-MZ-LAW2-79 — An official Portuguese pamphlet reproduces Mozambique’s Law 2/79 dated 1 March 1979. Its preamble introduces capital punishment for the specified security offences, and its closing publication direction bears President Samora Moisés Machel’s printed name after Standing Commission approval. This is not evidence of an individual execution order.
- A4-HIST-NI-DECREE56 — The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights’ Nicaragua report states that, by Decree 56 of 13 September 1978, the President acting in Council of Ministers suspended the exercise of all constitutional rights nationwide for thirty days. It distinguishes this from earlier regional restrictions and a later extension affecting specified rights.
- A4-HIST-VN-CARTER-SHIPS — In his 21 July 1979 Geneva speech, US Vice President Walter Mondale said the President had ordered four additional Military Sealift Command ships for refugee transport and assistance in the South China Sea, and long-range Navy patrols to locate boats in distress. This records the public account of an order, not a verified count of people rescued.
- A4-HIST-VN-DEPARTURE-MOU — UNHCR’s report A/35/12 states that UNHCR and the Government of Viet Nam concluded a memorandum of understanding on 30 May 1979 establishing procedures for legal departure. The report distinguishes that agreement from the government’s earlier 12 January announcement and from later departures.
- A4-KB23-ARMENIA-AREA — Armenia is the receiving-country reporting area for the cited refugee arrivals. Its country polygon is geographic context for that observation, rather than evidence of uniform refugee presence, a casualty footprint or an actual route from Nagorno-Karabakh.
- A4-KB23-BAKU-REFERENCE — Baku provides a symbolic institutional reference for Azerbaijan’s presidency, under Constitution Article 22. The Natural Earth point represents the capital, not a verified private authorisation site or military departure point.
- A4-KB23-CESSATION-TERMS — Aliyev said he had told the US Secretary of State on 19 September that the operation could stop if the forces he described as Armenia’s army surrendered weapons and withdrew. The US readout corroborates the call and expressed readiness to halt, rather than all exact conditions.
- A4-KB23-CIVILIAN-REPORT — The Health Ministry statement separately reported one civilian killed and one civilian wounded. The selected sentences do not specify nationality or cover all civilian losses. These party-reported figures are not the entire Armenian civilian toll. Eleven people awaiting identification are not added to these figures or assigned a statistical category without further evidence.
- A4-KB23-ICJ-MEASURES — On 17 November 2023 the ICJ ordered Azerbaijan, under CERD, to enable safe return for people who left Nagorno-Karabakh after 19 September and wish to return, safe departure for those wishing to leave, and protection from force or intimidation causing those wishing to stay to flee. It also ordered record preservation and a report within eight weeks. Each operative measure passed 13–2. This binding provisional order expressly did not prejudge the merits and was not an individual criminal judgment.
- A4-KB23-MILITARY-KILLED — An Azerbaijani Health Ministry statement dated 27 September 2023 reported 192 military personnel killed in the 19–20 September operation: 180 from Defence and 12 from Interior. These are nested, party-reported losses, not an independently verified all-side death toll. The current page also displays a 3 November 2023 update.
- A4-KB23-MILITARY-WOUNDED — The same Health Ministry statement, dated 27 September 2023 and now displaying a 3 November update, reported 511 Azerbaijani military personnel wounded in the operation. This party report does not establish an independently verified injury total for every population or a child subtotal.
- A4-KB23-OPERATION — Azerbaijan’s defence ministry announced military measures in Nagorno-Karabakh on 19 September 2023. The ICJ’s later provisional-measures order also records commencement that day as background. Neither source here identifies an authenticated private order by an individual to launch the operation.
- A4-KB23-OPPOSING-ACCOUNT — On 19 September, Nikol Pashinyan denied that Armenia’s state army was present in Nagorno-Karabakh or involved in the operation, whereas Azerbaijan described its targets as Armenian army formations. These are opposing official accounts; the denial is not evidence that no local Karabakh armed formations existed.
- A4-KB23-REFUGEE-ARRIVALS — UNHCR’s response plan relays Armenia’s report that 100,632 refugees, including 30,000 children, arrived between 24 September and 4 October 2023 following the escalation. These are reported arrivals and a nested child subset, not deaths, injuries or a personal casualty total.
- A4-KB23-RESTRICTIONS — In his published 20 September 2023 address, Ilham Aliyev said he had ordered protection of Armenian civilians before the operation and restricted attacks to military infrastructure. This documents his stated directions; it does not establish compliance or authenticate a separate private launch order.
- A4-KB23-SUSPENSION — The defence ministry’s 20 September briefing reported an agreement to stop its measures as of 13:00, with disarmament terms and instructions by unnamed ministry leadership. Its webpage was published at 14:00. This does not verify cessation of every violent act or identify a private presidential order.
- A4-KN20-DECLARED-START — Clause 1 declares a complete ceasefire and cessation of hostilities in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict zone from 00:00 Moscow time on 10 November 2020, with the parties stopping at their current positions. This declared start corresponds to 21:00 UTC on 9 November. It is the instrument’s operative timing, not a verified instant when all fighting stopped or the time of a signature.
- Statement by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the President of the Russian Federation · A4-KN20-DECLARED-START::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-ARM-EN
- Letter dated 10 November 2020 from the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council · A4-KN20-DECLARED-START::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-UN-LETTER
- A4-KN20-DISTRICTS-LACHIN — Clauses 2 and 6 set initial deadlines for returning Aghdam by 20 November 2020, Kalbajar by 15 November and Lachin by 1 December. They describe a five-kilometre-wide Lachin connection excluding Shusha, control by the Russian contingent and an agreed plan within three years for a new route followed by contingent redeployment. These are the initial statement’s terms, not verified transfers on those dates, a surveyed route or a later revised deadline.
- Statement by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the President of the Russian Federation · A4-KN20-DISTRICTS-LACHIN::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-ARM-EN
- Statement by the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia and President of the Russian Federation · A4-KN20-DISTRICTS-LACHIN::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-AZ-EN
- Letter dated 10 November 2020 from the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council · A4-KN20-DISTRICTS-LACHIN::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-UN-LETTER
- A4-KN20-FORCE-TERMS — Clauses 3–4 specify a Russian contingent of 1,960 armed personnel, 90 armoured personnel carriers and 380 vehicles and units of special equipment along the contact line and Lachin corridor, to deploy concurrently with withdrawal of Armenian forces. These are force and deployment terms, not casualty observations or proof of actual strength, completed deployment, withdrawal or the identity of forces remaining in 2023.
- Statement by the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia and President of the Russian Federation · A4-KN20-FORCE-TERMS::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-AZ-EN
- Letter dated 10 November 2020 from the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council · A4-KN20-FORCE-TERMS::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-UN-LETTER
- A4-KN20-GEOGRAPHIC-SCOPE — The statement names the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict zone, contact line, Lachin connection and western-Azerbaijan–Nakhchivan transport links. Its width and route-planning terms do not supply a surveyed alignment or individual decision locations. These are textual areas and proposed connections; no precise point, route, private signing origin or actual countrywide consequence footprint is established here.
- Statement by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the President of the Russian Federation · A4-KN20-GEOGRAPHIC-SCOPE::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-ARM-EN
- Letter dated 10 November 2020 from the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council · A4-KN20-GEOGRAPHIC-SCOPE::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-UN-LETTER
- A4-KN20-JOINT-STATEMENT — The published trilateral statement names Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Russian President Vladimir Putin as its principals. Russia’s UN letter dated 10 November 2020 reports signing on 9 November; the national web editions are dated 10 November. Armenia’s attached scan bears marks under three office headings. These records support a documented joint political act, without authenticating individual ink signatures, exact private signing times, locations or consent.
- Statement by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the President of the Russian Federation · A4-KN20-JOINT-STATEMENT::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-ARM-EN
- Attached Russian-language photocopy of the trilateral statement · A4-KN20-JOINT-STATEMENT::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-ARM-SCAN
- Statement by the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia and President of the Russian Federation · A4-KN20-JOINT-STATEMENT::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-AZ-EN
- Letter dated 10 November 2020 from the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council · A4-KN20-JOINT-STATEMENT::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-UN-LETTER
- A4-KN20-LATER-REFERENCE23 — In his 20 September 2023 address, Aliyev expressly invoked the 10 November 2020 statement while alleging that Armenia had not withdrawn its forces. On 19 September, Pashinyan had said that the Republic of Armenia had no army in Nagorno-Karabakh and was not involved in military operations. This establishes a later documentary reference and competing party accounts, not an independently established breach, the identity of all forces or proof that the statement caused the 2023 operation.
- Ilham Aliyev addressed the nation · A4-KN20-LATER-REFERENCE23::SOURCE:H5KB23-S-ALIYEV
- Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addresses the nation · A4-KN20-LATER-REFERENCE23::SOURCE:H5KB23-S-PASHINYAN
- Letter dated 10 November 2020 from the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council · A4-KN20-LATER-REFERENCE23::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-UN-LETTER
- A4-KN20-PUBLIC-FRAMING — Azerbaijan’s written account of the 10 November 2020 videoconference records Putin’s hopes for an end to confrontation and Aliyev’s claim that the longstanding conflict was ending. These are attributed public expectations and political characterisations, not independent confirmation of a durable conflict end, implementation of all terms or a current status.
- A4-KN20-RETURNS-EXCHANGE — Clauses 7–8 provide for displaced-person and refugee returns under UNHCR control or supervision and an exchange of prisoners, detainees and bodies. The Armenian and UN English editions expressly include hostages; Azerbaijan’s selected English clause 8 omits that explicit category while its Russian edition includes it. These provisions and their wording difference do not establish actual returns, exchanges, casualty numbers or UNHCR’s assent or execution.
- Statement by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the President of the Russian Federation · A4-KN20-RETURNS-EXCHANGE::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-ARM-EN
- Statement by the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia and President of the Russian Federation · A4-KN20-RETURNS-EXCHANGE::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-AZ-EN
- Заявление Президента Азербайджанской Республики, премьер-министра Республики Армения, Президента Российской Федерации · A4-KN20-RETURNS-EXCHANGE::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-AZ-RU
- Letter dated 10 November 2020 from the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council · A4-KN20-RETURNS-EXCHANGE::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-UN-LETTER
- A4-KN20-TERM-CLAUSE — Clause 4 specifies an initial five-year period for the Russian contingent, with further five-year extensions unless a party gives notice six months before expiry. This records the initial text’s duration and notice mechanism, not an actual 2025 renewal, continued activity in 2026 or a later termination date.
- Statement by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the President of the Russian Federation · A4-KN20-TERM-CLAUSE::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-ARM-EN
- Letter dated 10 November 2020 from the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council · A4-KN20-TERM-CLAUSE::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-UN-LETTER
- A4-KN20-TRANSPORT-TERMS — Clause 9 provides for unblocking regional economic and transport links, Armenian guarantees for movement between western Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan, Russian border-service oversight and new links by agreement. It does not itself establish a built or surveyed route, extraterritorial sovereignty, a property transfer or the operational status of a transport corridor.
- Statement by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the President of the Russian Federation · A4-KN20-TRANSPORT-TERMS::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-ARM-EN
- Letter dated 10 November 2020 from the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the United Nations addressed to the President of the Security Council · A4-KN20-TRANSPORT-TERMS::SOURCE:H5KN20-S-UN-LETTER
- A4-LIBYA86-GEO-BENGHAZI — Resolution 41/38 names Benghazi as a city attacked on 15 April 1986. Its published Natural Earth city-label point provides geographic context, not an exact target or casualty site.
- A4-LIBYA86-GEO-TRIPOLI — Resolution 41/38 names Tripoli as a city attacked on 15 April 1986. Its published Natural Earth city-label point provides geographic context, not an exact target or casualty site.
- A4-LIBYA86-GEO-WASHINGTON — Washington, D.C. is a symbolic US institutional reference for the White House directive. The published Natural Earth city-label point is not the verified place of Reagan’s signature or an aircraft launch site.
- A4-LIBYA86-HUMAN-LOSS — Resolution 41/38 affirmed Libya’s right to appropriate compensation for material and human losses. It did not quantify those losses or establish that compensation was paid.
- A4-LIBYA86-LIMITS — NSDD 224 called for efforts to avoid civilian danger, excluded economic targets from the initial strikes and ordered planning for possible follow-up attacks. Those instructions do not establish that civilians were unharmed or that further attacks occurred.
- A4-LIBYA86-MISSING — Reagan’s 16 April 1986 letter reported one F-111 and its two crew members missing after the strikes. This was a contemporaneous missing-person report, not a final death count.
- A4-LIBYA86-ORDER — The released NSDD 224, dated 12 April 1986 and bearing a reproduced Ronald Reagan signature, directs US military airstrikes against selected targets in Libya by dawn on 15 April. It is a sanitized presidential directive, not proof of every intelligence premise.
- A4-LIBYA86-STRIKES — Reagan’s 16 April 1986 letter reported US strikes from about 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. EST on 14 April, using aircraft from UK bases and the carriers Coral Sea and America against five named Libyan sites. The General Assembly separately referred to the 15 April attack against Tripoli and Benghazi.
- A4-LIBYA86-UK-CONSENT — On 15 April 1986, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher told the Commons that she had agreed to US aircraft using UK bases for the specified action against Libya, while reserving the UK position on broader further action.
- A4-LIBYA86-UN-COND — On 20 November 1986, General Assembly Resolution 41/38 condemned the 15 April attack against Libya as violating the UN Charter and international law. This was an institutional resolution, not an individual criminal judgment.
- A4-LIBYA86-US-LEGAL — In his 16 April 1986 letter to Congress, Reagan described the strikes as self-defence under Article 51 of the UN Charter. This was the US administration’s legal position, not a court ruling.
- A4-LIFE01-SDN-WARSTART — Amnesty International dates the start of fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces in Khartoum and Merowe to 15 April 2023. Its 23 October 2026 article describes the conflict as continuing. This identifies that SAF–RSF war phase, not the beginning of all armed conflict in Sudan.
- A4-LIFE01-UKR-PERSISTENCE — UNHCR’s briefing summary dated 27 October 2026 describes intensifying Russian strikes and a continuing humanitarian response in Ukraine, while referring to the full-scale war’s outbreak in 2022. This is a dated institutional account, not verification of every later day or an individual targeting order.
- A4-LIFE01-YEM-TAIZ-ACCESS — In a written UN Geneva shotlist dated 23 October 2026, OCHA spokesperson Jens Laerke says Taiz had been cut off since 3 October and that fighting was still preventing people and aid from entering or leaving. This dates the access-restriction episode, not the beginning of fighting or of the Yemen conflict.
- A4-LIFE02-COD-IPC30 — IPC’s snapshot published on 30 October 2026 describes persistent conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, with continuing displacement and disruption of livelihoods and markets. This is its contemporary analysis; its food-security forecast into 2027 is not an observed conflict duration.
- A4-LIFE02-MMR-CHR08 — In its statement dated 8 October 2026, the Philippines’ Commission on Human Rights describes continuing armed conflict and humanitarian crisis in Myanmar more than five years after the February 2021 coup. This is the institution’s assessment, not a precise origin date for every conflict in Myanmar.
- A4-LIFE02-MMR-MISSION30 — A prepared statement attributed to Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun and dated 30 October 2026 describes Myanmar’s conflict as continuing and deepening. This records the named diplomat’s position; it is not a UN finding or independent verification of his allegations.
- Intervention by Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun at the Third Committee interactive discussion with the President of the Human Rights Council · A4-LIFE02-MMR-MISSION30::SOURCE:0
- Remarks by Special Envoy on Myanmar to the General Assembly Third Committee Interactive Dialogue on Myanmar [as delivered] · A4-LIFE02-MMR-MISSION30::SOURCE:1
- A4-LIFE03-IRN-BLOCKADE-STATUS5 — CENTCOM’s release dated 5 October 2026 describes its forces enforcing an ongoing US naval blockade against Iran on that day. This is a party’s dated operational account; it does not establish uninterrupted combat during 16–29 October or the blockade’s status on those later dates.
- A4-LIFE03-OPT-OCHA — OCHA’s reports titled 15, 22 and 29 October 2026 describe continuing reported Israeli military activity in Gaza across the respective reporting periods 29 September–12 October, 12–18 October and 19–25 October. These are successive institutional accounts, not proof of one unchanged operation throughout Israel–Palestine.
- A4-LIFE03-OPT-UN30 — An official UN Geneva copy of a UN News report dated 30 October 2026 says OHCHR documented westward expansion of Israeli military deployment areas in Gaza over the preceding two weeks. It describes continuing displacement and reported attacks. This is an attributed account, not an individual criminal judgment.
- A4-LIFE03-SOM-POLICY — On 12 December 2025, the UN Security Council adopted resolution 2806. Paragraph 22 renewed specified maritime-interdiction provisions concerning Somalia until 30 November 2026. This records the Council’s published renewal decision, not proof of operations on each day or the duration of Somalia’s armed conflicts.
- A4-S2-H5B12-D-JOINT-COMMITTEE — Official reports published on 28 October 2026 attribute to Jordan’s Ayman Safadi and Syria’s Asaad al-Shaibani an agreement to establish a joint security committee to examine recent operations and improve coordination. SANA calls the telephone conversation Tuesday, implying 27 October; Petra calls it Wednesday, 28 October. The call date remains unresolved.
- Syrian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · A4-S2-H5B12-D-JOINT-COMMITTEE-Q-SPRINT02-CONTEXT-H5B12-D-JOINT-COMMITTEE-SRC-1
- Jordanian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · A4-S2-H5B12-D-JOINT-COMMITTEE-Q-SPRINT02-CONTEXT-H5B12-D-JOINT-COMMITTEE-SRC-2
- Syrian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · A4-S2-H5B12-D-JOINT-COMMITTEE-SRC-1
- Jordanian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · A4-S2-H5B12-D-JOINT-COMMITTEE-SRC-2
- A4-S2-H5B12-D-KING-SECURITY — The Royal Court’s 24 October 2026 account attributes to King Abdullah II directions concerning the Karak attack, investigation, security readiness and counter-extremism policy under the rule of law. This account does not identify a specific authorisation or target for a Syria airstrike.
- A4-S2-H5B5-D-ZELENSKY-1067 — Volodymyr Zelensky’s published Decree 1067/2026, dated 26 October 2026, provides for enactment of a 25 September NSDC decision on engineering barriers and circular defence of cities. The page marks the attachment for official use. Article 3 makes entry into force depend on publication; the exact effective day and operational implementation were not established.
- A4-S2-H5B7-D-AL-LAUNCH — In its account dated 4 October 2026, the Yemeni presidency records Rashad Al-Alimi announcing military operations to restore state authority and saying he directed armed and security formations to begin assigned missions. The same address calls for civilian protection and no reprisals; compliance and individual targeting are not established.
- A4-S2-H5B7-D-AL-SECURITY — An official presidency account dated 1 October 2026 attributes to Rashad Al-Alimi, chair of Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council, directions to isolate people described as infiltrators and secure areas, roads and vital facilities, alongside security and technical measures concerning communications sabotage. This is an executive account, not independently verified implementation.
- A4-SOM13-01 — The government-published record of Joe Biden’s 8 June 2022 letter states that he announced a decision on 16 May to re-establish a persistent US military presence in Somalia. In his 16 May briefing, John Kirby attributed the authorisation to the President following a request from Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin.
- A4-SOM13-02 — The official record of Biden’s 8 December 2022 letter reported that US forces had repositioned from locations within Africa to Somalia.
- A4-SOM13-03 — The Somali presidency reported that at funeral prayers in Mogadishu on 1 October 2022, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud called for Somalis to unite against Al-Shabaab and warned businesspeople against financing the group.
- A4-SOM13-04 — PSMN reported fighting in Baidoa from 28 September to 3 October 2026 between the Somali National Army and forces associated with the former Southwest State administration.
- MSF Somalia: Escalating violence in Baidoa threatens civilian access to hospitals · A4-SOM13-04::SOURCE:A4-SOM13-SRC-MSF28
- Protection and Solutions Monitoring, Flash Alert24: Renewed clashes in Baidoa · A4-SOM13-04::SOURCE:H5SOM-S-PSMN24
- UNHCR Operational Data Portal record124371 · A4-SOM13-04::SOURCE:H5SOM-S-PSMN24-META
- A4-SOM13-05 — PSMN relayed hospital records of 11 deaths and 86 injuries during the 28 September–3 October 2026 Baidoa episode, without a civilian–military breakdown of those totals.
- MSF Somalia: Escalating violence in Baidoa threatens civilian access to hospitals · A4-SOM13-05::SOURCE:A4-SOM13-SRC-MSF28
- Protection and Solutions Monitoring, Flash Alert24: Renewed clashes in Baidoa · A4-SOM13-05::SOURCE:H5SOM-S-PSMN24
- UNHCR Operational Data Portal record124371 · A4-SOM13-05::SOURCE:H5SOM-S-PSMN24-META
- A4-SOM13-06 — For that Baidoa episode, PSMN estimated that about 934 households, comprising 5,604 people, fled homes or displacement sites.
- A4-SOM13-07 — PSMN identified 699 children within its estimate of 5,604 people displaced by the Baidoa episode.
- A4-SOM13-08 — Among those 699 displaced children, PSMN reported interrupted attendance for 319 previously enrolled pupils; 380 had already been out of school before the clashes.
- A4-SOM13-09 — PSMN also reported significant damage to three schools during the Baidoa clashes.
- A4-SOM13-10 — AFRICOM reported an airstrike against Al-Shabaab near Hargeisa Yare, approximately 93 kilometres north-east of Kismayo, on 21 October 2026, in coordination with Somalia’s federal government.
- A4-SOM13-11 — AFRICOM reported a strike against Al-Shabaab near Bulo Bashiir, approximately seven kilometres north-east of Janale, on 23 October 2026, coordinated with Somalia’s federal government.
- A4-SOM13-12 — UNTMIS reported completing its transition and closing on 31 October 2026, with functions transferred to Somali institutions and other UN bodies.
- A4-SOM13-13 — In its 31 October 2026 account, UNTMIS described Al-Shabaab as continuing to pose a significant threat and said security challenges and international support needs remained.
- A4-STORYLINKS01-GQ-CROSSREFERENCE — In his discussion of the 1979 trial, Alejandro Artucio explicitly refers back to the March 1976 compulsory-labour decree described earlier in his report.
- A4-STORYLINKS01-LB-RESPONSE — An IDF retrospective describes the Israeli government’s decision for military action in southern Lebanon as a response to the Coastal Road attack of 11 March 1978. It dates the launch of Operation Litani to the night of 14 March.
- A4-STORYLINKS01-NAV-ISR — Natural Earth 5.1.1 records the Israel country-label position as longitude 34.847915, latitude 30.911148. This is a representative navigation reference, not an incident or decision location.
- A4-STORYLINKS01-NAV-LBN — Natural Earth 5.1.1 records the Lebanon country-label position as longitude 35.992892, latitude 34.133368. This is a representative navigation reference, not an incident or decision location.
- A4-TEMP01-IW-CEASEFIRE — The UN Secretary-General’s report of 22 September 1989 states that the Iran–Iraq ceasefire took effect on 20 August 1988. It also records subsequent violations and incomplete withdrawal; the ceasefire did not establish a complete settlement.
- A4-TEMP01-KH-ABANDONMENT — The ECCC’s 2010 judgment records that Duch and his staff fled S-21 on 7 January 1979. This dates their flight and abandonment, not the end of Cambodia’s wider conflict.
- A4-TEMP01-KH-OPERATIONAL-MONTH — The ECCC’s 2010 judgment quotes a Closing Order account that S-21 became fully operational in October 1975 and records Duch’s agreement except for describing it as unique. This is a month-precision operational milestone, not an established founding day.
- H5-C-IRN-LATER — In his 26 October 2026 Cairo statement, the UN Secretary-General commended Egypt’s efforts to help create conditions for United States–Iran dialogue and called for restraint and diplomatic solutions. This is diplomatic context, not confirmation of an ongoing combat phase or a new military order.
- H5B11-D-MAUNG-SUMMONING — A Myanmar Ministry of Information report published on 27 February 2026 says Defence Minister Maung Maung Aye urged age verification, prescribed summoning procedures, supervision and action on misconduct at a meeting the previous day. It also reports his call for action concerning allegedly unfounded complaints. These are official accounts of procedural directions, not demonstrated compliance or a private targeting order.
- Central Body for Summoning People’s Military Servants 1/2026 meeting · H5B11-D-MAUNG-SUMMONING-Q-MMR-SUMMONING-CONTEXT-01-SRC-1
- OHCHR Myanmar annual update: overview of developments in 2025 · H5B11-D-MAUNG-SUMMONING-Q-MMR-SUMMONING-CONTEXT-01-SRC-2
- Central Body for Summoning People’s Military Servants 1/2026 meeting · H5B11-D-MAUNG-SUMMONING-SRC-1
- OHCHR Myanmar annual update: overview of developments in 2025 · H5B11-D-MAUNG-SUMMONING-SRC-2
- H5B16-D-OMB-OPPOSE — An OMB Statement of Administration Policy dated 24 September 2026 expresses the Administration’s strong opposition to H.Con.Res.89, concerning US forces’ hostilities with Iran. This establishes a published institutional policy position; it does not establish a congressional vote outcome or a court ruling on presidential powers.
- H5B2-C-DRC-STATUS — UN DPPA’s weekly account reports that, at his 13 October 2026 Security Council briefing, Special Envoy Huang Xia warned of continuing hostilities and worsening security and humanitarian conditions in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. This is a dated institutional account, not a complete conflict history.
- H5B26-D-TRUMP-NO-FEE — The official transcript of Donald Trump’s 14 July 2026 remarks records his preference for additional Gulf-state investment in the United States instead of a Strait of Hormuz transit fee. The statement does not establish that any fee was collected or that promised investment occurred.
- H5B8-D-JACOBS-REQUEST — A published letter dated 12 March 2026, displaying Sara Jacobs, Yassamin Ansari and Jason Crow among its signatories, asks Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for information on civilian protection in Iran and public school-strike investigation findings, with a requested response by 20 March. It is an oversight request, not a finding of attack responsibility.
- H5PS1-COD-A-H5B10-D-MAKENGA-CHILD-GUARDS — Human Rights Watch’s report published on 10 June 2026 reproduces a former Tshanzu detainee’s allegation that Sultani Makenga selected children described as 12 or 13 years old as bodyguards after a training cycle in 2025. The group’s size and the incident’s exact day are unknown. This review verifies the published account, not the underlying event or the children’s birth records.
- H5PS1-COD-DATED-CONTEXT — Human Rights Watch published Death Was Everywhere on 10 June 2026. Its methodology says interviewee identities were withheld to reduce reprisals. The selected Tshanzu account concerns a reported act in 2025; its interview date is not the incident date and the report is not a live-status feed.
- H5PS1-COD-LEGAL-CONTEXT — Human Rights Watch’s discussion of child recruitment and use is NGO legal analysis. Its report and the selected witness account are not a criminal judgment against Makenga and do not themselves resolve individual criminal responsibility. This module makes no claim about the current status of court proceedings.
- H5PS1-IRN-A-H5-D-BN-ACK — On 2 March 2026, Netanyahu publicly endorsed the joint operation, called it its third day and thanked Trump. This documents acknowledgement and endorsement, rather than his exact initiating order.
- H5PS1-IRN-A-H5-D-TRUMP-LAUNCH — The White House’s 8 April retrospective attributes direction of the Joint Force on 28 February 2026 to Donald Trump. This is an executive account of authorisation, rather than an authenticated private command instrument.
- H5PS1-IRN-A-H5B26-D-TRUMP-REINSTATE — On 13 July 2026 Trump publicly said the blockade was being reinstated. The official transcript places these public remarks in the Oval Office; it does not locate a private military decision or authorise attribution of a later vessel strike to him.
- H5PS1-IRN-DATED-CONTEXT — A CENTCOM account published on 25 October 2026 reports a Strait of Hormuz visit and makes operational navigation claims. These are dated military assertions; they do not independently establish universal safe passage or conditions at the time this atlas is read.
- H5PS1-IRN-SUMMARY — An official US retrospective attributes the direction to launch operations against Iran on 28 February 2026 to Trump. Netanyahu publicly endorsed the joint operation on 2 March. Trump’s separate July blockade announcement can also be reviewed without attributing individual attacks or deaths to either leader.
- H5PS1-MMR-A-H5B11-D-HLAING-ACTIVATE — Notification 27/2024, dated 10 February 2024 and reproduced in the 11 February official English newspaper, sets that day for the existing People’s Military Service Law to take effect. It bears the printed name and title of Min Aung Hlaing, Chairman of the State Administration Council; it is not an authenticated autograph.
- H5PS1-MMR-LEGAL-CONTEXT — The cited notice is an official publication activating an existing law, and AAPP’s Paletwa account is a monitoring report. Neither source is a judicial ruling on the policy or that incident. This review does not determine current proceedings or individual criminal liability.
- H5PS1-MMR-SUMMARY — An official English newspaper edition dated 11 February 2024 reproduces Notification 27/2024, bearing Min Aung Hlaing’s printed name, stating that the existing People’s Military Service Law takes effect from 10 February. Later enforcement is described separately by state reporting and OHCHR; the notice does not identify the authoriser of individual abuses or airstrikes.
- H5PS1-OBS-H5-O-UKR-SEP-injured — HRMMU reported a verified minimum of 2,105 civilians injured in Ukraine during 1–30 September 2026. The figure includes verified observations in occupied Ukrainian territory, is subject to revision and is not a personal casualty total.
- H5PS1-OBS-H5-O-UKR-SEP-killed — HRMMU reported a verified minimum of 328 civilians killed in Ukraine during 1–30 September 2026. The figure includes verified observations in occupied Ukrainian territory, is subject to revision and is not a personal casualty total.
- H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-PALETWA-K — According to AAPP’s 27 October 2026 briefing, an attack attributed to Myanmar’s military killed nine civilians at Pi Chaung Son Commercial Port in Paletwa Township on 18 October. This is a source-reported count; children’s ages, injuries and the individual target authoriser are not established by that passage.
- AAPP daily briefing, 27October2026 · H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-PALETWA-K-Q-PALETWA-DISAGREEMENT-01-SRC-1
- DMG original early Paletwa report · H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-PALETWA-K-Q-PALETWA-DISAGREEMENT-01-SRC-2
- DVB original Paletwa English report · H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-PALETWA-K-Q-PALETWA-DISAGREEMENT-01-SRC-3
- DMG reproduction of CPU20October statement · H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-PALETWA-K-Q-PALETWA-DISAGREEMENT-01-SRC-4
- DNA/MFCN published counterclaim review · H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-PALETWA-K-Q-PALETWA-SCOPE-01-SRC-1
- AAPP daily briefing, 27October2026 · H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-PALETWA-K-SRC-1
- DMG original early Paletwa report · H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-PALETWA-K-SRC-2
- DVB original Paletwa English report · H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-PALETWA-K-SRC-3
- DMG reproduction of CPU20October statement · H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-PALETWA-K-SRC-4
- DNA/MFCN published counterclaim review · H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-PALETWA-K-SRC-5
- H5PS1-OBS-H5B11-O-YOUTH-FLIGHT — OHCHR’s annual overview of developments in 2025 assesses that enforcement of military service forced many young people to flee abroad or hide to avoid recruitment. The passage gives no count or defined under-18 population.
- H5PS1-OBS-H5B16-O-AUGSEP-I — OCHA reproduces Iran’s Ministry of Health and Medical Education report of 142 people injured between 30 August and 2 September 2026. The cited passage does not establish a complete civilian/military breakdown.
- H5PS1-OBS-H5B16-O-AUGSEP-K — OCHA reproduces Iran’s Ministry of Health and Medical Education report of 18 people killed between 30 August and 2 September 2026. This is a reported count, not an independently verified personal toll.
- H5PS1-OBS-H5B18-O-SOLDIERS-I — The IDF reports that three other soldiers were lightly wounded in the 23 October 2026 encounter near Hebron. The 25 October report refers back to that encounter; it does not describe three additional casualties from later operations.
- Original joint IDF/Shin Bet Hebron launch statement · H5PS1-OBS-H5B18-O-SOLDIERS-I-Q-HEBRON-MILITARY-CASUALTY-01-SRC-1
- Original IDF institutional signing and sealing account · H5PS1-OBS-H5B18-O-SOLDIERS-I-Q-HEBRON-MILITARY-CASUALTY-01-SRC-2
- UN Palestine27October republication of Hebron UN News account · H5PS1-OBS-H5B18-O-SOLDIERS-I-Q-HEBRON-MILITARY-CASUALTY-01-SRC-3
- Original IDF institutional signing and sealing account · H5PS1-OBS-H5B18-O-SOLDIERS-I-SRC-1
- H5PS1-OBS-H5B18-O-SOLDIERS-K — The IDF reports that two Israeli soldiers were killed in the 23 October 2026 encounter near Hebron. This party account concerns the earlier encounter and is not a death toll attributed to a later political statement.
- Original joint IDF/Shin Bet Hebron launch statement · H5PS1-OBS-H5B18-O-SOLDIERS-K-Q-HEBRON-MILITARY-CASUALTY-01-SRC-1
- Original IDF institutional signing and sealing account · H5PS1-OBS-H5B18-O-SOLDIERS-K-Q-HEBRON-MILITARY-CASUALTY-01-SRC-2
- UN Palestine27October republication of Hebron UN News account · H5PS1-OBS-H5B18-O-SOLDIERS-K-Q-HEBRON-MILITARY-CASUALTY-01-SRC-3
- Original joint IDF/Shin Bet Hebron launch statement · H5PS1-OBS-H5B18-O-SOLDIERS-K-SRC-1
- H5PS1-OBS-H5B19-O-748-CHILD-K — The same MONUSCO report, S/2026/748, includes 56 children among the 470 reported civilian deaths in North Kivu and Ituri for its 20 June–18 September 2026 reporting period. The 56 are a subset of 470, not an additional total; the selected passage does not define the child age cutoff.
- H5PS1-OBS-H5B19-O-748-CIV-K — In report S/2026/748, issued on 21 September 2026 and covering 20 June–18 September 2026, MONUSCO reported 518 protection incidents across North Kivu and Ituri resulting in 470 civilian deaths. This is the report’s scoped monitoring count, not a complete war toll or a death total attributable to Makenga.
- H5PS1-OPT-A-H5B18-D-BLUTH-PUBLIC23 — The IDF’s public post of 23 October 2026 attributes to Central Command commander Avi Bluth an announcement of an operation and cordon around Hebron and Halhul. It does not authenticate a private targeting order or identify the signer in a later role-only sealing report.
- H5PS1-OPT-A-H5B18-D-KATZ-EVAC-EDITION23 — In the reviewed edition of Israel Katz’s public post, last edited on 23 October 2026, he said a Hebron neighbourhood would be evacuated. The initial publication time and implementation are not established.
- H5PS1-OPT-A-H5B18-D-NET-CORDON-ACK23 — In its public post dated 23 October 2026, the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office attributes to Benjamin Netanyahu an instruction to immediately cordon off Hebron. The private instruction and its transmission are not authenticated.
- H5PS1-OPT-DATED-CONTEXT — A Sada report dated 28 October 2026, displaying 11:27 without an established timezone, says operations and closures in al-Jilda and Deir Baha were continuing. This is a dated journalism report, not verification of the current instant, operation end or current still-displaced population.
- H5PS1-OPT-LEGAL-CONTEXT — The IDF reports that a Central Command commander signed a confiscation and temporary sealing order before two homes were sealed; that passage does not name its signatory. A separate UN report reproduces Türk’s concerns and Israel’s rejection of broader commission findings. These institutional accounts are not a court judgment on the selected Hebron actions.
- Original IDF institutional signing and sealing account · H5PS1-OPT-LEGAL-CONTEXT-Q-HEBRON-LEGAL-TYPE-01-SRC-1
- UN Palestine27October republication of Hebron UN News account · H5PS1-OPT-LEGAL-CONTEXT-Q-HEBRON-LEGAL-TYPE-01-SRC-2
- A/81/430, Advance unedited version · H5PS1-OPT-LEGAL-CONTEXT-Q-HEBRON-LEGAL-TYPE-01-SRC-3
- Original IDF institutional signing and sealing account · H5PS1-OPT-LEGAL-CONTEXT-SRC-1
- UN Palestine27October republication of Hebron UN News account · H5PS1-OPT-LEGAL-CONTEXT-SRC-2
- A/81/430, Advance unedited version · H5PS1-OPT-LEGAL-CONTEXT-SRC-3
- H5PS1-OPT-SUMMARY — Public records attribute a claimed Hebron cordon instruction to Netanyahu, a prospective neighbourhood evacuation policy to Katz, and an operational announcement to Bluth. These public accounts do not authenticate private orders. A separate UN report dated 27 October 2026 describes displacement.
- Original PMOffice post attributing Hebron cordon instruction to Netanyahu · H5PS1-OPT-SUMMARY-SRC-1
- Original Katz-account edited evacuation-policy post · H5PS1-OPT-SUMMARY-SRC-2
- IDF original attributed Avi Bluth public declaration · H5PS1-OPT-SUMMARY-SRC-3
- UN Palestine27October republication of Hebron UN News account · H5PS1-OPT-SUMMARY-SRC-4
- H5PS1-SDN-A-H5B4-D-ABBAS-ORDER — Amnesty International’s report published on 1 July 2026 reproduces a survivor’s allegation that Abbas Khater Bakhit instructed soldiers to beat him to obtain access to his bank account, and that money was extracted. This review verifies the published account, not the underlying event; the incident’s exact date is unknown.
- H5PS1-SDN-A-H5B4-D-GEDO-ORDER — Amnesty International’s report published on 1 July 2026 reproduces a survivor’s allegation that Gedo Hamdan Ahmed Mohamed, known as Abu Shouk, instructed soldiers to beat him and that they did so. This review verifies the published account, not the underlying event; the incident’s exact date is unknown.
- H5PS1-SDN-DATED-CONTEXT — In an article dated 23 October 2026, Amnesty International reported residents’ accounts that some humanitarian organisations were operating again in El Fasher by September 2026, under RSF monitoring and restricted access. This does not establish that every earlier detention site or alleged instruction continued unchanged.
- Sudan: El Fasher civilians suffer unlawful killings, detention and torture one year after city’s capture by the RSF – new testimony · H5PS1-SDN-DATED-CONTEXT-SRC-1
- City Under Siege, Children Under Fire: Rapid Support Forces’ Crimes Against Humanity in North Darfur (AFR 54/1116/2026) · H5PS1-SDN-DATED-CONTEXT-SRC-2
- H5PS1-SDN-LEGAL-CONTEXT-UPDATED — The UK Sanctions List edition dated 27 October 2026 records Abbas Khater Bakhit’s designation on 26 October, with an asset freeze, travel ban and director disqualification. Its Statement of Reasons uses a reasonable-grounds-to-suspect standard concerning torture; it does not establish a criminal conviction or prove a particular survivor account. Separately, ICC prosecutorial remarks delivered on 15 July and published on 16 July 2026 discuss Darfur investigations and explicitly limit inferences about possible arrest applications for particular people; these remarks are not a chamber judgment against Bakhit or Gedo.
- UK Sanctions List, Report Date27October2026, SUD0066 · H5PS1-SDN-LEGAL-CONTEXT-UPDATED-SRC-1
- Statement of ICC Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan to the UN Security Council on the Situation in Darfur · H5PS1-SDN-LEGAL-CONTEXT-UPDATED-SRC-2
- City Under Siege, Children Under Fire: Rapid Support Forces’ Crimes Against Humanity in North Darfur (AFR 54/1116/2026) · H5PS1-SDN-LEGAL-CONTEXT-UPDATED-SRC-3
- H5PS1-SDN-SUMMARY — This module describes published witness accounts in Amnesty International’s report City Under Siege, Children Under Fire, published on 1 July 2026. The report uses pseudonyms to protect interviewees. The selected accounts remain allegations reproduced by Amnesty International, rather than independently established actions or criminal judgments.
- H5PS1-UKR-A-H5-D-PUTIN22 — The Russian UN Mission’s reproduction of Vladimir Putin’s 24 February 2022 address records his announcement of a decision to conduct a military operation in Ukraine. It gives no exact private order time or location.
- H5PS1-UKR-A-H5-D-ZEL-MARTIAL — Volodymyr Zelensky’s published Decree 64/2022, dated 24 February 2022, provides for martial law from 05:30 that day and defence measures. Clause 8 ties legal commencement to the approval law taking effect; the printed name is not an authenticated autograph.
- H5PS1-UKR-DATED-CONTEXT — HRMMU’s 16 October 2026 release reports civilian monitoring for September and separately describes an attack in Pryluky during 6–7 October. These are different observation windows; this card is not a current battlefield-status feed.
- H5PS1-UKR-LEGAL-CONTEXT — UN General Assembly resolution ES-11/1 deplores Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. This is an institutional resolution, not an individual criminal conviction. This card does not assess the current court docket or individual liability for the selected 2026 casualties.
- H5PS1-UKR-SUMMARY — Russia’s full-scale armed attack on Ukraine began on 24 February 2022. Putin announced a military-operation decision in his published address; Zelensky’s published Decree 64/2022 set out martial-law and defence measures. Later civilian monitoring is separate from these public decisions.
- H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-I — HRW’s lead reports at least six people injured in the same Guélédié incident; its detailed account says six others. The reviewed evidence does not support adding the separate clinical admissions as another injury group.
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-I-Q-A4-B06-MLI-ATTRIBUTION-SRC-1
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-I-Q-A4-B06-MLI-ATTRIBUTION-SRC-2
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-I-Q-A4-B06-MLI-COUNTS-OVERLAP-SRC-1
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-I-Q-A4-B06-MLI-COUNTS-OVERLAP-SRC-2
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-I-SRC-1
- H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-K — Human Rights Watch reports eight civilians killed in the 16 September 2026 Guélédié strike. Its detailed account describes eight men aged 25–40. These are HRW’s findings, not a personal casualty total or a judicial determination.
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-K-Q-A4-B06-MLI-ATTRIBUTION-SRC-1
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-K-Q-A4-B06-MLI-ATTRIBUTION-SRC-2
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-K-Q-A4-B06-MLI-COUNTS-OVERLAP-SRC-1
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-K-Q-A4-B06-MLI-COUNTS-OVERLAP-SRC-2
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-HRW-K-SRC-1
- H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-ADMITTED — MSF’s 24 September 2026 statement reports four seriously injured people taken to the Ténenkou Referral Health Center after the 16 September attack it calls Guélédje. It does not give their exact admission days, ages or civilian/military status.
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-ADMITTED-Q-A4-B06-MLI-ATTRIBUTION-SRC-1
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-ADMITTED-Q-A4-B06-MLI-ATTRIBUTION-SRC-2
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-ADMITTED-Q-A4-B06-MLI-COUNTS-OVERLAP-SRC-1
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-ADMITTED-Q-A4-B06-MLI-COUNTS-OVERLAP-SRC-2
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-ADMITTED-SRC-1
- H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-DIED — MSF reports that one of those four patients died shortly after arrival. The exact death day is not given, and overlap with the wider incident death accounts is unresolved.
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-DIED-Q-A4-B06-MLI-ATTRIBUTION-SRC-1
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-DIED-Q-A4-B06-MLI-ATTRIBUTION-SRC-2
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-DIED-Q-A4-B06-MLI-COUNTS-OVERLAP-SRC-1
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-DIED-Q-A4-B06-MLI-COUNTS-OVERLAP-SRC-2
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-H5S2-O-MLI-MSF-DIED-SRC-1
- H5S2-MLI-REPORTED-INCIDENT — HRW’s investigation describes an apparent military drone strike near Guélédié on 16 September 2026. The attribution remains HRW’s; this review did not independently authenticate the underlying imagery or a private targeting order.
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-REPORTED-INCIDENT-Q-A4-B06-MLI-ATTRIBUTION-SRC-1
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-REPORTED-INCIDENT-Q-A4-B06-MLI-ATTRIBUTION-SRC-2
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-REPORTED-INCIDENT-Q-A4-B06-MLI-COUNTS-OVERLAP-SRC-1
- MSF Mali: treating the wounded from an upsurge in violence · H5S2-MLI-REPORTED-INCIDENT-Q-A4-B06-MLI-COUNTS-OVERLAP-SRC-2
- Mali: Army,Russia’s AfricaCorps Commit New Abuses · H5S2-MLI-REPORTED-INCIDENT-SRC-1
- H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-I — SANA includes one child within the three people reported injured in its Daraa-countryside account. This is a subset, with the same unresolved incident-day limitation.
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-DATES-COHORTS-SRC-1
- SNHR daily civilian toll for27October2026 · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-DATES-COHORTS-SRC-2
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Syrian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-2
- Jordanian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-3
- Royal Court account of King Abdullah II security directions · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-4
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-I-SRC-1
- H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-K — The same SANA account includes three children within its seven reported deaths. The article’s 27 October header and Monday wording do not establish one resolved incident day.
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-DATES-COHORTS-SRC-1
- SNHR daily civilian toll for27October2026 · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-DATES-COHORTS-SRC-2
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Syrian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-2
- Jordanian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-3
- Royal Court account of King Abdullah II security directions · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-4
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-CHILD-K-SRC-1
- H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-I — SANA’s Daraa health-director account reports three people injured, separately from its seven reported deaths. Its incident day remains unresolved because the dated header and Monday wording differ.
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-DATES-COHORTS-SRC-1
- SNHR daily civilian toll for27October2026 · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-DATES-COHORTS-SRC-2
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Syrian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-2
- Jordanian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-3
- Royal Court account of King Abdullah II security directions · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-I-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-4
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-I-SRC-1
- H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-K — SANA reports that Daraa’s health director gave a death toll of seven in its Daraa-countryside airstrike account. The article is dated 27 October 2026, but its body says Monday, implying 26 October; the incident day remains unresolved.
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-DATES-COHORTS-SRC-1
- SNHR daily civilian toll for27October2026 · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-DATES-COHORTS-SRC-2
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Syrian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-2
- Jordanian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-3
- Royal Court account of King Abdullah II security directions · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-K-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-4
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-H5B12-O-SANA-K-SRC-1
- H5S2-SYR-REPORTED-STRIKES — Syrian and Jordanian official accounts describe Jordanian airstrikes in southern Syria. Their day references imply 26 or 27 October 2026; the reviewed accounts do not resolve episode identity or identify a private individual targeting authorisation.
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-REPORTED-STRIKES-Q-A4-B06-SYR-DATES-COHORTS-SRC-1
- SNHR daily civilian toll for27October2026 · H5S2-SYR-REPORTED-STRIKES-Q-A4-B06-SYR-DATES-COHORTS-SRC-2
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-REPORTED-STRIKES-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Syrian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-REPORTED-STRIKES-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-2
- Jordanian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-REPORTED-STRIKES-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-3
- Royal Court account of King Abdullah II security directions · H5S2-SYR-REPORTED-STRIKES-Q-A4-B06-SYR-ROLES-SUBSETS-SRC-4
- Syrian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-REPORTED-STRIKES-SRC-1
- Jordanian official report of ministers joint committee agreement · H5S2-SYR-REPORTED-STRIKES-SRC-2
- Daraa health director casualty account · H5S2-SYR-REPORTED-STRIKES-SRC-3
- H5S2-UKR-DATED-STATUS — UNHCR’s 27 October 2026 briefing, reproduced by UNHCR Canada, described intensifying attacks and continuing evacuation needs in Ukraine. It is a dated institutional account.
- Ukrainiandecree1067/2026, officialRNBOcopy · H5S2-UKR-DATED-STATUS-Q-A4-B05-UKR-NO-DECREE-CAUSATION-SRC-1
- As attacks intensify,UNHCR urges support for war-ravaged Ukrainians · H5S2-UKR-DATED-STATUS-Q-A4-B05-UKR-NO-DECREE-CAUSATION-SRC-2
- As attacks intensify,UNHCR urges support for war-ravaged Ukrainians · H5S2-UKR-DATED-STATUS-Q-A4-B05-UKR-POPULATIONS-SRC-1
- As attacks intensify,UNHCR urges support for war-ravaged Ukrainians · H5S2-UKR-DATED-STATUS-SRC-1
- H5S2-UKR-H5S2-O-UKR-EU-REFUGEES — The same UNHCR briefing reports almost 5.2 million refugees from Ukraine across Europe. The selected passage does not give an exact stock date or counting method.
- Ukrainiandecree1067/2026, officialRNBOcopy · H5S2-UKR-H5S2-O-UKR-EU-REFUGEES-Q-A4-B05-UKR-NO-DECREE-CAUSATION-SRC-1
- As attacks intensify,UNHCR urges support for war-ravaged Ukrainians · H5S2-UKR-H5S2-O-UKR-EU-REFUGEES-Q-A4-B05-UKR-NO-DECREE-CAUSATION-SRC-2
- As attacks intensify,UNHCR urges support for war-ravaged Ukrainians · H5S2-UKR-H5S2-O-UKR-EU-REFUGEES-Q-A4-B05-UKR-POPULATIONS-SRC-1
- As attacks intensify,UNHCR urges support for war-ravaged Ukrainians · H5S2-UKR-H5S2-O-UKR-EU-REFUGEES-SRC-1
- H5S2-UKR-H5S2-O-UKR-TRANSIT — UNHCR’s 27 October 2026 briefing, reproduced by UNHCR Canada, reports more than 136,000 evacuees received at UNHCR-supported transit centres in Ukraine since January 2026. It says this covers only part of all evacuations.
- Ukrainiandecree1067/2026, officialRNBOcopy · H5S2-UKR-H5S2-O-UKR-TRANSIT-Q-A4-B05-UKR-NO-DECREE-CAUSATION-SRC-1
- As attacks intensify,UNHCR urges support for war-ravaged Ukrainians · H5S2-UKR-H5S2-O-UKR-TRANSIT-Q-A4-B05-UKR-NO-DECREE-CAUSATION-SRC-2
- As attacks intensify,UNHCR urges support for war-ravaged Ukrainians · H5S2-UKR-H5S2-O-UKR-TRANSIT-Q-A4-B05-UKR-POPULATIONS-SRC-1
- As attacks intensify,UNHCR urges support for war-ravaged Ukrainians · H5S2-UKR-H5S2-O-UKR-TRANSIT-SRC-1
- H5S2-YEM-DATED-STATUS — A UN Geneva edited news report dated 23 October 2026 described blocked humanitarian access to Taiz City. This is the report’s dated account, not a verified live frontline assessment.
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-DATED-STATUS-Q-A4-B05-YEM-COPY-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Presidency1October consultation and security directions · H5S2-YEM-DATED-STATUS-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-1
- Presidency4October launch announcement · H5S2-YEM-DATED-STATUS-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-2
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-DATED-STATUS-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-3
- Humanitarian Coordinator20October Taiz statement · H5S2-YEM-DATED-STATUS-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-4
- UN Geneva edited Taiz story and shotlist · H5S2-YEM-DATED-STATUS-SRC-1
- H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-I — The reproduced OHCHR release includes 36 children within its 115 civilian injuries in Taiz Governorate for 1 August–19 October 2026.
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-I-Q-A4-B05-YEM-COPY-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Presidency1October consultation and security directions · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-I-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-1
- Presidency4October launch announcement · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-I-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-2
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-I-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-3
- Humanitarian Coordinator20October Taiz statement · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-I-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-4
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-I-SRC-1
- H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-K — The reproduced OHCHR release includes 14 children within its 32 verified civilian deaths in Taiz Governorate for 1 August–19 October 2026.
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-K-Q-A4-B05-YEM-COPY-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Presidency1October consultation and security directions · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-K-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-1
- Presidency4October launch announcement · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-K-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-2
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-K-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-3
- Humanitarian Coordinator20October Taiz statement · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-K-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-4
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-CH-K-SRC-1
- H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-I — The same identified reproduction of OHCHR’s 20 October 2026 release reports 115 verified civilian injuries in Taiz Governorate between 1 August and 19 October 2026.
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-I-Q-A4-B05-YEM-COPY-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Presidency1October consultation and security directions · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-I-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-1
- Presidency4October launch announcement · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-I-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-2
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-I-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-3
- Humanitarian Coordinator20October Taiz statement · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-I-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-4
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-I-SRC-1
- H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-K — OHCHR’s 20 October 2026 release, as reproduced by The National Tribune, reports 32 verified civilian deaths in Taiz Governorate between 1 August and 19 October 2026.
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-K-Q-A4-B05-YEM-COPY-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Presidency1October consultation and security directions · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-K-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-1
- Presidency4October launch announcement · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-K-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-2
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-K-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-3
- Humanitarian Coordinator20October Taiz statement · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-K-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-4
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5B7-O-OH-K-SRC-1
- H5S2-YEM-H5S2-O-YEM-PATIENT-RISK — In that 20 October statement, Bukera warned that shortages threatened hospital energy and medical oxygen supplies, placing hundreds of patients’ lives at risk. This was a warning, not a recorded death count.
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5S2-O-YEM-PATIENT-RISK-Q-A4-B05-YEM-COPY-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Presidency1October consultation and security directions · H5S2-YEM-H5S2-O-YEM-PATIENT-RISK-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-1
- Presidency4October launch announcement · H5S2-YEM-H5S2-O-YEM-PATIENT-RISK-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-2
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-H5S2-O-YEM-PATIENT-RISK-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-3
- Humanitarian Coordinator20October Taiz statement · H5S2-YEM-H5S2-O-YEM-PATIENT-RISK-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-4
- Humanitarian Coordinator20October Taiz statement · H5S2-YEM-H5S2-O-YEM-PATIENT-RISK-SRC-1
- H5S2-YEM-ROAD-ACCESS — In a statement dated 20 October 2026, UN Humanitarian Coordinator Laurent Bukera said road closures and insecurity were preventing vital supplies, including fuel, from entering Taiz city and surrounding areas.
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-ROAD-ACCESS-Q-A4-B05-YEM-COPY-SUBSETS-SRC-1
- Presidency1October consultation and security directions · H5S2-YEM-ROAD-ACCESS-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-1
- Presidency4October launch announcement · H5S2-YEM-ROAD-ACCESS-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-2
- Identified OHCHR20October release republication · H5S2-YEM-ROAD-ACCESS-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-3
- Humanitarian Coordinator20October Taiz statement · H5S2-YEM-ROAD-ACCESS-Q-A4-B05-YEM-NO-PERSON-ALLOCATION-SRC-4
- Humanitarian Coordinator20October Taiz statement · H5S2-YEM-ROAD-ACCESS-SRC-1
- H5S3-C-CHERNIHIV-CH-K — Zelenskyy’s address dated 29 October 2026 reports two 15-year-old girls killed in Chernihiv. This remains a Ukrainian presidential account.
- We Now Have Intel About the Russians Preparing New Ballistic Missile Attacks; We Need the Capabilities to Shoot Down This Russian Evil – Address by the President · H5S3-C-CHERNIHIV-CH-K-Q1-SRC-2
- DW Ukrainian report on Dnipro station attack,29October2026 · H5S3-C-CHERNIHIV-CH-K-Q1-SRC-3
- Russian drone strike on Dnipro railway station kills 14 and injures 13 ➜ ZMINA · H5S3-C-CHERNIHIV-CH-K-Q1-SRC-4
- Головне за 29 жовтня: атака балістикою на Київ і удари по містах · H5S3-C-CHERNIHIV-CH-K-Q1-SRC-5
- Telegram: View @dnipropetrovskaODA · H5S3-C-CHERNIHIV-CH-K-Q1-SRC-6
- We Now Have Intel About the Russians Preparing New Ballistic Missile Attacks; We Need the Capabilities to Shoot Down This Russian Evil – Address by the President · H5S3-C-CHERNIHIV-CH-K-SRC-1
- H5S3-C-DNIPRO-ATTACK — UN Humanitarian Coordinator Matthias Schmale’s statement dated 29 October 2026 attributes the attack at Dnipro’s main railway station to Russian armed forces. The selected evidence identifies no individual targeting authoriser.
- We Now Have Intel About the Russians Preparing New Ballistic Missile Attacks; We Need the Capabilities to Shoot Down This Russian Evil – Address by the President · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-ATTACK-Q1-SRC-2
- DW Ukrainian report on Dnipro station attack,29October2026 · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-ATTACK-Q1-SRC-3
- Russian drone strike on Dnipro railway station kills 14 and injures 13 ➜ ZMINA · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-ATTACK-Q1-SRC-4
- Головне за 29 жовтня: атака балістикою на Київ і удари по містах · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-ATTACK-Q1-SRC-5
- Telegram: View @dnipropetrovskaODA · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-ATTACK-Q1-SRC-6
- TRAIN JOURNEYS MUST NEVER END IN DEATH AND DEVASTATION · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-ATTACK-SRC-1
- H5S3-C-DNIPRO-I — Schmale’s 29 October 2026 statement separately reports 10 civilians injured at Dnipro’s main railway station. The selected casualty paragraph provides no child or military breakdown.
- We Now Have Intel About the Russians Preparing New Ballistic Missile Attacks; We Need the Capabilities to Shoot Down This Russian Evil – Address by the President · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-I-Q1-SRC-3
- DW Ukrainian report on Dnipro station attack,29October2026 · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-I-Q1-SRC-4
- Russian drone strike on Dnipro railway station kills 14 and injures 13 ➜ ZMINA · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-I-Q1-SRC-5
- Головне за 29 жовтня: атака балістикою на Київ і удари по містах · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-I-Q1-SRC-6
- Telegram: View @dnipropetrovskaODA · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-I-Q1-SRC-7
- Noon briefing of 29 October 2026 · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-I-Q2-SRC-1
- TRAIN JOURNEYS MUST NEVER END IN DEATH AND DEVASTATION · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-I-SRC-1
- Noon briefing of 29 October 2026 · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-I-SRC-2
- H5S3-C-DNIPRO-K — Schmale’s 29 October 2026 statement reports at least 13 civilians killed at Dnipro’s main railway station. This is an early reported toll, not a final or independently enumerated total.
- We Now Have Intel About the Russians Preparing New Ballistic Missile Attacks; We Need the Capabilities to Shoot Down This Russian Evil – Address by the President · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-K-Q1-SRC-3
- DW Ukrainian report on Dnipro station attack,29October2026 · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-K-Q1-SRC-4
- Russian drone strike on Dnipro railway station kills 14 and injures 13 ➜ ZMINA · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-K-Q1-SRC-5
- Головне за 29 жовтня: атака балістикою на Київ і удари по містах · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-K-Q1-SRC-6
- Telegram: View @dnipropetrovskaODA · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-K-Q1-SRC-7
- Noon briefing of 29 October 2026 · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-K-Q2-SRC-1
- TRAIN JOURNEYS MUST NEVER END IN DEATH AND DEVASTATION · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-K-SRC-1
- Noon briefing of 29 October 2026 · H5S3-C-DNIPRO-K-SRC-2
- H5S3-C-HEBRON-IDP — The UN page headed “Noon briefing of 29 October 2026” relays a municipal estimate that about 3,000 Palestinians remain displaced from two Hebron neighbourhoods. It gives no exact population snapshot day.
- H5S3-C-ITURI-I — That UN briefing page reports five other displaced people injured at Plaine Savo “since Tuesday”. The incident period remains unresolved, and the passage gives no child, sex or civilian/military breakdown.
- H5S3-C-ITURI-K — The UN page headed “Noon briefing of 29 October 2026” reports at least three displaced people killed at Plaine Savo in Ituri “since Tuesday”. Its machine dates conflict with that heading; this review does not fix an exact incident period.
- H5S3-C-ITURI-SERVICES — The UN briefing page reports that violence suspended water, health and nutrition services at Plaine Savo for some 76,000 people relying on aid. This is an approximate service population, not 76,000 casualties or newly displaced people.
- H5S3-C-KHAN-YOUNIS-WAREHOUSE — The UN briefing page reports a warehouse in Khan Younis damaged by debris after a nearby Israeli air strike on the previous day. It reports no UN staff injuries; that limited statement does not establish zero civilian casualties. The page’s conflicting dates leave the event day unresolved here.
- H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-AD-I — Zelenskyy’s 29 October 2026 address separately reports 26 adults injured in the Kremenchuk strike. This is a source-defined category, not a conflict-wide total.
- We Now Have Intel About the Russians Preparing New Ballistic Missile Attacks; We Need the Capabilities to Shoot Down This Russian Evil – Address by the President · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-AD-I-Q1-SRC-2
- DW Ukrainian report on Dnipro station attack,29October2026 · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-AD-I-Q1-SRC-3
- Russian drone strike on Dnipro railway station kills 14 and injures 13 ➜ ZMINA · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-AD-I-Q1-SRC-4
- Головне за 29 жовтня: атака балістикою на Київ і удари по містах · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-AD-I-Q1-SRC-5
- Telegram: View @dnipropetrovskaODA · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-AD-I-Q1-SRC-6
- We Now Have Intel About the Russians Preparing New Ballistic Missile Attacks; We Need the Capabilities to Shoot Down This Russian Evil – Address by the President · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-AD-I-SRC-1
- H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-CH-I — Zelenskyy’s 29 October 2026 address reports six children injured in the Kremenchuk strike, separately from its adult category.
- We Now Have Intel About the Russians Preparing New Ballistic Missile Attacks; We Need the Capabilities to Shoot Down This Russian Evil – Address by the President · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-CH-I-Q1-SRC-2
- DW Ukrainian report on Dnipro station attack,29October2026 · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-CH-I-Q1-SRC-3
- Russian drone strike on Dnipro railway station kills 14 and injures 13 ➜ ZMINA · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-CH-I-Q1-SRC-4
- Головне за 29 жовтня: атака балістикою на Київ і удари по містах · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-CH-I-Q1-SRC-5
- Telegram: View @dnipropetrovskaODA · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-CH-I-Q1-SRC-6
- We Now Have Intel About the Russians Preparing New Ballistic Missile Attacks; We Need the Capabilities to Shoot Down This Russian Evil – Address by the President · H5S3-C-KREMENCHUK-CH-I-SRC-1
- H5S3-C-MMR-IDP — Julie Bishop’s UN remarks labelled 28 October 2026 cite an estimate of over four million internally displaced people in Myanmar. The selected passage gives no exact stock date.
- H5S3-C-MMR-NEEDS — The same UN remarks cite an estimate of more than 16 million people needing humanitarian assistance in Myanmar. This is a needs estimate, not a casualty or displacement total.
- H5S3-C-NLD-SUPPORT28 — A Dutch government release dated 28 October 2026 says Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Sjoerd Sjoerdsma announced a €1.2 billion government package of non-military support for Ukraine over three years. It elaborates prior pledges and does not establish completed delivery or sole personal authorisation.
- H5S3-C-NYALA-CH-I — The same UNICEF statement reports two other children injured in the 26 October Nyala market attack. It gives no exact ages or sex breakdown for those two children.
- H5S3-C-NYALA-CH-K — UNICEF’s statement dated 29 October 2026 reports at least five children aged seven to 14 killed in the 26 October drone attack on a Nyala market, including three boys and two girls.
- H5S3-C-ZEL-TASK29 — In his address dated 29 October 2026, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said additional tasks had been set for Ukraine’s “long-range sanctions”, while withholding public details. This public account does not identify a specific target or private strike authorisation.
- H5S4-C-ANNOUNCED-START — JMIC’s 14 July advisory and attached naval notice announced enforcement from 2000Z that day. This is an announced start time; the selected evidence does not independently establish minute-level commencement.
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-ANNOUNCED-START-Q2-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-ANNOUNCED-START-Q2-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-ANNOUNCED-START-Q3-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-ANNOUNCED-START-Q3-SRC-3
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-ANNOUNCED-START-Q4-SRC-1
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-ANNOUNCED-START-Q5-SRC-2
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-ANNOUNCED-START-Q5-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-ANNOUNCED-START-Q5-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-ANNOUNCED-START-Q5-SRC-5
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-ANNOUNCED-START-SRC-1
- H5S4-C-COOPER-COMMITMENT — In the 5 October release, CENTCOM commander Brad Cooper stated that US forces would act against vessels trying to run the blockade. This public enforcement commitment identifies neither a particular target nor a private strike order.
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-COOPER-COMMITMENT-Q2-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-COOPER-COMMITMENT-Q2-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-COOPER-COMMITMENT-Q3-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-COOPER-COMMITMENT-Q3-SRC-3
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-COOPER-COMMITMENT-Q4-SRC-1
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-COOPER-COMMITMENT-Q5-SRC-2
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-COOPER-COMMITMENT-Q5-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-COOPER-COMMITMENT-Q5-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-COOPER-COMMITMENT-Q5-SRC-5
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-COOPER-COMMITMENT-SRC-1
- H5S4-C-DHOW-ACTION — A DVIDS description published on 14 October says US forces destroyed an Iranian-affiliated dhow in the Gulf of Oman on 6 October. Its alleged surveillance and targeting role is an official claim; the video itself was not reviewed.
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-DHOW-ACTION-Q2-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-DHOW-ACTION-Q2-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-DHOW-ACTION-Q3-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-DHOW-ACTION-Q3-SRC-3
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-DHOW-ACTION-Q4-SRC-1
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-DHOW-ACTION-Q5-SRC-2
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-DHOW-ACTION-Q5-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-DHOW-ACTION-Q5-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-DHOW-ACTION-Q5-SRC-5
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-DHOW-ACTION-SRC-1
- H5S4-C-DHOW-CREW — The description reports crew removal before the dhow’s destruction and says repatriation efforts were ongoing at publication. It supplies no crew number, removal date or proof of completed repatriation.
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-DHOW-CREW-Q2-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-DHOW-CREW-Q2-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-DHOW-CREW-Q3-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-DHOW-CREW-Q3-SRC-3
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-DHOW-CREW-Q4-SRC-1
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-DHOW-CREW-Q5-SRC-2
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-DHOW-CREW-Q5-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-DHOW-CREW-Q5-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-DHOW-CREW-Q5-SRC-5
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-DHOW-CREW-SRC-1
- H5S4-C-HUMANITARIAN-CONDITIONS — The notice permits humanitarian shipments subject to vetting and inspection, with approval remaining discretionary. This is an access procedure, not proof of completed aid deliveries or their effect on civilians.
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-HUMANITARIAN-CONDITIONS-Q2-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-HUMANITARIAN-CONDITIONS-Q2-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-HUMANITARIAN-CONDITIONS-Q3-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-HUMANITARIAN-CONDITIONS-Q3-SRC-3
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-HUMANITARIAN-CONDITIONS-Q4-SRC-1
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-HUMANITARIAN-CONDITIONS-Q5-SRC-2
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-HUMANITARIAN-CONDITIONS-Q5-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-HUMANITARIAN-CONDITIONS-Q5-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-HUMANITARIAN-CONDITIONS-Q5-SRC-5
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-HUMANITARIAN-CONDITIONS-SRC-1
- H5S4-C-NEUTRAL-TRANSIT — The notice says neutral passage to or from non-Iranian destinations will not be impeded, while reserving visit and search. That stated rule does not prove that any particular voyage passed unhindered.
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-NEUTRAL-TRANSIT-Q2-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-NEUTRAL-TRANSIT-Q2-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-NEUTRAL-TRANSIT-Q3-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-NEUTRAL-TRANSIT-Q3-SRC-3
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-NEUTRAL-TRANSIT-Q4-SRC-1
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-NEUTRAL-TRANSIT-Q5-SRC-2
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-NEUTRAL-TRANSIT-Q5-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-NEUTRAL-TRANSIT-Q5-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-NEUTRAL-TRANSIT-Q5-SRC-5
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-NEUTRAL-TRANSIT-SRC-1
- H5S4-C-NOTICE-SCOPE — The attached US NAVCENT notice states that the blockade covers Iranian ports and coastal areas and applies regardless of vessel flag. This is the issuing force’s declared scope, not an adjudicated boundary or surveyed polygon.
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-NOTICE-SCOPE-Q2-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-NOTICE-SCOPE-Q2-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-NOTICE-SCOPE-Q3-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-NOTICE-SCOPE-Q3-SRC-3
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-NOTICE-SCOPE-Q4-SRC-1
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-NOTICE-SCOPE-Q5-SRC-2
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-NOTICE-SCOPE-Q5-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-NOTICE-SCOPE-Q5-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-NOTICE-SCOPE-Q5-SRC-5
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-NOTICE-SCOPE-SRC-1
- H5S4-C-OCEAN-CREW — The same CENTCOM account says the strike did not harm the ship’s crew. No crew headcount or independent medical evidence is supplied; this does not establish zero casualties across the blockade phase.
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-OCEAN-CREW-Q2-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-OCEAN-CREW-Q2-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-OCEAN-CREW-Q3-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-OCEAN-CREW-Q3-SRC-3
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-OCEAN-CREW-Q4-SRC-1
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-OCEAN-CREW-Q5-SRC-2
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-OCEAN-CREW-Q5-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-OCEAN-CREW-Q5-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-OCEAN-CREW-Q5-SRC-5
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-OCEAN-CREW-SRC-1
- H5S4-C-OCEAN-MOLICA — CENTCOM reports that a US fighter struck the stern of the Panama-flagged Ocean Molica, also called Arika Sun, in the Gulf of Oman on 10 October, disabling propulsion. Its claims of warnings and blockade evasion were not independently checked here.
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-OCEAN-MOLICA-Q2-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-OCEAN-MOLICA-Q2-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-OCEAN-MOLICA-Q3-SRC-2
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-OCEAN-MOLICA-Q3-SRC-3
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-OCEAN-MOLICA-Q4-SRC-1
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-OCEAN-MOLICA-Q5-SRC-2
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-OCEAN-MOLICA-Q5-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-OCEAN-MOLICA-Q5-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-OCEAN-MOLICA-Q5-SRC-5
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-OCEAN-MOLICA-SRC-1
- H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION — CENTCOM’s 5 October release says its forces resumed the Iranian-port blockade on 14 July at the Commander in Chief’s direction. This is an official implementation account; the private instrument and individual vessel-target approvers remain unverified.
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-Q2-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-Q2-SRC-5
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-Q3-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-Q3-SRC-5
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-Q4-SRC-1
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-Q5-SRC-4
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-Q5-SRC-5
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-Q5-SRC-6
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-Q5-SRC-7
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-SRC-1
- Remarks on Signing Proclamations Modifying National Monument Designations and an Exchange With Reporters · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-SRC-2
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-REPORTED-RESUMPTION-SRC-3
- H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES — CENTCOM reported 13 commercial vessels destroyed on 5 October, but ten IRGC-linked tankers on 10 October. These source categories differ. The selected evidence does not support subtracting them, treating them as a correction or converting ships into human deaths.
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES-Q2-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES-Q2-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES-Q3-SRC-3
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES-Q3-SRC-4
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES-Q4-SRC-1
- JMIC Advisory 015-26: Blockade of Iranian Ports, with USNAVCENT–NCAGS notice · H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES-Q5-SRC-3
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES-Q5-SRC-4
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES-Q5-SRC-5
- U.S. Forces Destroy Iranian-affiliated Dhow Conducting Surveillance and Targeting U.S. Navy Ships · H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES-Q5-SRC-6
- CENTCOM Maintains Strict Enforcement of U.S. Blockade Against Iran · H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES-SRC-1
- U.S. Forces Disable Cargo Vessel Attempting to Violate Blockade · H5S4-C-VESSEL-CATEGORIES-SRC-2