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Policy / 1992 / Yugoslavia (former) / Amsterdam, Netherlands / World Humanist Congress / Archived

Balkan conflict and national minorities (1992)

This congress calls on the leaders and peoples of the states formerly known as Yugoslavia to cease their active hostilities…
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Policy / 1980 / Yugoslavia (former) / Board of Directors / Archived

Renewed repression in Yugoslavia (1980)

The Honourable Cvijetin Mijatovic SFR YugslovivaThe Presidency, Belgrade, Yugoslavia Dear Sir, We have just learned of the further actions taken…
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Policy / 1974 / Yugoslavia (former) / Board of Directors / Archived

Marxist humanism in Yugoslavia (1974-12)

The Marshall Josip Broz Tito, President of the Federal Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia Mr. President For the third time in…
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Policy / 1974 / Yugoslavia (former) / Board of Directors / Archived

Developments in Yugoslavia (1974)

The Marshall Josip Broz Tito, President of the Federal Socialist Republics of Yugoslavia Mr. President, One year ago I wrote…
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Policy / 1974 / Yugoslavia (former) / Amsterdam, Netherlands / World Humanist Congress / Archived

Yugoslav humanists (1974)

This congress supports freedom of speech and ideas in the service of human progress. We deplore all attempts to restrict…
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Policy / 1973 / Yugoslavia (former) / Board of Directors / Archived

Freedom of opinion in Yugoslavia (1973)

Mr. Tito, President National Assembly Belgrado, Yugoslavia The Board of International Humanist & Ethical Union feels highly alarmed by restriction…
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Policy / 1973 / Yugoslavia (former) / Board of Directors / Archived

Recent developments in Yugoslavia (1973)

The Marshall Josip Broz Tito, President of the Federal Socialist Republics of Yugoslavia. Mr President May I express my deep…
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Policy / Ireland / Archived

Northern Ireland (1972)

While recognising and deploring as a basic factor in the present tragic situation in Northern Ireland the continuance of religious…
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