CIVIL LIBERTIES

Addresses

Armenian Genocide: Elie Wiesel (excerpt), 9659 [24AP]

———George Deukmejian, Governor of California, 28834 [3OC]

Blacks and Jews—Coming Together: Representative Wolpe, 20002 [28JN]

Central America, What the Devil Is Going On?: Representative George Miller, 7873 [4AP]

Congressional Pressure for Soviet Jews: Steve Israel, 11929 [10MY]

Faith in Humankind—Rescuers of Jews During the Holocaust: Per Ahlmark, 30032 [4OC]

Farewell Address: George Washington (religious freedom excerpt), 20947 [25JY]

Holocaust Commemoration: Allan Kiron, 11471 [8MY]

———Benjamin Meed, 15219 [6JN]

———Elie Wiesel, 11060 [3MY]

Holocaust Conference: Sec. of State Shultz, 28181 [1OC]

Holocaust Memorial Day: Representative Levine, 9770 [24AP]

Honorary Fordham University Degree Awarded to Lech Walesa: James C. Finlay, 14732 [31MY]

Human Rights: Luis Lauredo, 28179 [1OC]

———Robert A. Destro, 20534 [23JY]

Human Rights and the Rule of Law: Attorney General Robert Abrams, 11302 [8MY]

Inauguration as President of Argentint: Raul Alfonsin, 1306 [1FE]

International Network of Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors—Goals of the Second Generation: Menachem Z. Rosensaft, 15980 [12JN]

Mart Niklus, Estonian Freedom Fighter: Vaike Lugus, 30762 [5OC]

Nicaraguan Private Enterprise Says ``Enough'': Nicaraguan Private Enterprise Council, 20336-20337 [29JN]

Peace Education—Idea Whose Time Has Come: Fran Schmitt, 14521 [30MY]

Planning for Freedom: Bertram Gross, 14370-14372 [24MY]

Recognition as Reality—Policy and Legal Bases of U.S.-Vatican Relations: Robert A. Destro, 11931-11932 [10MY]

Reflections on a Season of Hope: Morris B. Abram, for the National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 26712 [25SE]

Status of Jews in the Soviet Union: Lynn Singer, 15222-15224 [6JN]

Talk on Yom Hashoa (Holocaust Memorial Day) April 29, 1984, at Simon Weisenthal Center: William R. Perl, 20451 [29JN]

Teacher and the Constitution: L. C. Ward, 13463 [22MY]

Terrorism—Challenge to the Democracies: Sec. of State Schultz, 20338 [29JN]

Time for Decision: Salvador H. Laurel, 3473 [27FE]

Today's Democracy in Argentina: Lucio Garcia Del Solar, 15875-15877 [12JN]

U.S. Foreign Policy and Human Rights: President Reagan, 26887-26889 [25SE]

U.S. Gathering of Survivors of the Holocaust: David T. Chase, 27956 [1OC]

We Will Remember, 6771 [27MR]

Why the Police Need Gun Control: Patrick V. Murphy, 9545 [12AP]

World of Civil Rights in a World of Civil Wrongs: Clarence E. Hodges, 24694 [10SE]

Affidavits

Supergrass trials: Margaret Power, 12851 [17MY]

Amendments

Afghanistan: supporting struggle to gain freedom (S. Con. Res. 74), 28926 [3OC]

Armed Career Criminal Act: enact (S. 52), 3091 [23FE]

Death penalty: constitutional procedures for imposition (S. 1765), 2270 [8FE], 2542 [9FE]

Freedom of Information Reform Act: enact (S. 774), 3495 [27FE]

Ogurtsov, Igor V.: allow emigration from Soviet Union (S. Res. 294), 19345, 19406 [27JN]

South Africa: relating to blackspot policy (S. Con. Res. 65), 28850, 29185 [3OC]

Analyses

Year of Andropov: National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 5851 [19MR]

Articles and editorials

Administration May Challenge Equal Pay Rule—Top Officials Press Case Over Women's Suit, 102 [23JA]

Afghan Rebels Are Said To Flee Valley, 10044 [26AP]

Afghan Rebels Said To Elude Soviets, 10811 [3MY]

Afghan Resources Flowing to U.S.S.R., 794 [30JA]

Afghan War—Russians Tell of the Horror, 20016 [29JN]

Afghanistan—Caravans on Moonless Nights—How the CIA Supports and Supplies the Anti-Soviet Guerrillas, 15527 [8JN]

Afghanistan—Reviving the Songs of Old, 24670 [10SE]

Afghanistan—The Secret Terror, 13051 [21MY]

Amnesty Is Only the Beginning, 21354 [26JY]

Anti-Hunger Manifesto, 20750 [24JY]

Archbishop Raps Media in Nicaragua, 11052 [3MY]

Armenian Genocide (sundry), 9644-9652, 9659 [24AP]

Armenian Memory, Turkish Amnesia, 9645 [24AP]

Armenian Terrorist Attacks on Turkish Diplomats (sundry excerpts), 8615 [10AP]

Assassin's Weapon, 152 [23JA]

Attorney Charges Evans Was Tortured in Botched Electrocution, 2234 [8FE]

Bahais Faith Persecution (excerpt), 2840 [22FE]

Bangladesh Landless Prove Creditworthy, 25196 [12SE]

Bear Descends on the Lion, 10811 [3MY]

Behind the Death Squads, 9582, 9585-9586 [12AP]

Big Soviet Drive in Afghanistan Reflects Tougher Chernenko Line, 12899 [18MY]

Birthday Behind Bars, 2206-2208 [8FE]

Blow Some Smoke My Way, 3974 [29FE]

Boiling the Ocean, 19988 [28JN], 30145 [4OC]

Briefing—Get Me Tass Rewrite, 20443 [29JN]

Brotherhood, Reds Infect Every Niche of El Salvador, 692 [27JA]

Brutal Attack on Sumubila Is Repelled, 19493 [28JN]

Brutal Mandate 1962, 5575-5576 [14MR]

Bugging Binge—Intrusive Ears of the Law, 19423 [27JN]

Businessmen Invest in the Murkey Side of War, 693 [27JA]

Cambodia—Before and After, 7657 [4AP]

Can We Deny Citizens Both Guns and Protection?, 3051 [22FE]

Cape Verde—From Way Station to Diplomatic Crossroads, 21821 [1AU]

Case of the Wrong Man, 2241 [8FE]

Change U.S. Policy on Chile, 9788 [24AP]

Chile Has Not Cleaned Up Its Act, 9573 [12AP]

Chilling Plan Maps a Terror Road to Rule, 690 [27JA]

China's Tibet Problem, 21755 [1AU]

Christianization of the Public Schools, 26176 [19SE]

Committee's Hope Is Freedom for Captive European Nations, 21353 [26JY]

Compensate Internment Survivors, 30215 [4OC]

Computer Communications Vulnerable as Privacy Laws Lag Behind Technology, 6096-6101 [21MR]

Concern for Human Rights in Central America, 14520 [30MY]

Confession—Wrong Man Imprisoned, 2241 [8FE]

Congressional Wives Take on Delicate Issue, 7410 [2AP]

Contra-Diction, 20000 [28JN]

Court Backs Hospitals on Anesthesiologist Use, 9597 [12AP]

Courts Study Link Between Victim's Race and Imposition of Death Penalty, 2458 [9FE]

Crime and Punishment, 2892-2894 [22FE]

Critique of Two Theological Papers, 20749-20750 [24JY]

Cruz Alternative, 28905 [3OC]

Curtains for ABC Color?, 15220 [6JN]

Dallas RTL Dedicated Burial Site of 900 Aborted Babies, 20350 [29JN]

Darkness Called Iran, 4243 [1MR]

D'Aubuisson Says He Recruited Uncle Sam for a Civil War, 697 [27JA]

D'Aubuisson's Fledgling Party Finds a Mentor in Guatemala, 686 [27JA]

Day Light Came to Our House, 18457 [22JN]

Day of Concern for Soviet Jews, 5660 [15MR]

Deadly Pattern, 8264 [5AP]

Death Inside Khomeini's Jails, 16649 [15JN]

Death Penalty, 2874 [22FE]

Death Penalty Vote, 2459 [9FE]

Death Squad Accusations Escalate, 2671 [9FE]

Death Squads in El Salvador, 7044-7046 [29MR]

Defectors Say Morale Is Low in Afghan War, 22086 [2AU]

Democracy Is Spreading in Latin America, 28999 [3OC]

Despite Promises, Sandinistas Continue Human Rights Abuses, 27671 [28SE]

Dirty War in the Name of Freedom, 683 [27JA]

Doctor Couldn't Bear To Watch, 16627 [14JN]

``Doctor'' Prescribes Torture for the Hesitant, 691 [27JA]

Eastern Bloc Nations Boldly Look to West, 26184 [19SE]

El Salvador Military Said To Bomb Red Cross Aid Sites, 8619 [10AP]

Election Duty Dooms IRA, 6798 [27MR]

Elections in El Salvador, 9519 [12AP]

Enough, Enough, 19987 [28JN]

Epilepsy Defense, 14014-14016 [23MY]

Equal Access Revised, 20937 [25JY]

ERA—Women in the Military, 2030 [7FE]

Evangelical Details Nicaragua Torture, 12844 [17MY]

Excluding Homosexuals, 15245 [8JN]

Execution Procedures (excerpt), 2883 [22FE]

Famine Relief, 20394 [29JN]

Fat Cats and Democrats, 8010 [5AP]

Fatal Mistakes, 2886 [22FE]

500,000 Afghans Are Reported To Face Starvation, 15525 [8JN], 19988 [28JN]

Flame Burns, 1942 [6FE]

Forced Recruitment Drive Bolsters Salvadorean Guerrilla Ranks, 8265 [5AP]

Foreign Aid With a Human Face and a Real Security Payoff, 4717-4719 [6MR]

Fragile Unity in Ireland Fails Within the Hour, 11484 [8MY]

Fully Back Kim's Return to Seoul, 27164 [26SE]

General Doubts GI Role in El Salvador, 23727 [10AU]

George Orwell Was Right—Don't Take Freedom for Granted, 3524 [27FE]

Get Set for the Long Haul, 8275 [5AP]

Gun Ban Sponsor Nominated for Vice President, 30726 [5OC]

Guns and Economics, 10581 [1MY]

Handgun Laws Work if Given the Chance, 9591 [12AP]

High Court Sows Confusion, 20568 [24JY]

Honduras To Move Refugees Away From Borders, 8268 [5AP]

How Soviets Use SWAPO, 19436 [27JN]

Humane Deportation Bill, 11028 [3MY]

Hunger in America, 14372-14375 [24MY]

Hypocrisy of U.N. Human Rights Day, 3969 [29FE]

In the Death House, 2223 [8FE]

Inside Story of How the News Freed Four From Death Row, 2214-2217 [8FE]

Institutional Violations of Human Rights Committed by Communist Cuba Denounced by Claudio Benedi, 19690 [28JN]

Inviting Religion Into School, 20398 [29JN]

Iranian Lawyers Persecuted Due to Baha'i Faith, 8297 [5AP]

Iran's Tortured Forgotten Bahais, 12134 [15MY]

Issue That Refuses To Die, 32558 [12OC]

J.F.K.-Reagan Religion Irony, 25281 [13SE]

Justice—1984, 651 [26JA]

Kampuchea—Frayed Nation, 7172 [30MR]

`Kill Him, Kill Him, Kill Him', 2235 [8FE]

Killer Due for Parole Unsure About Repeat, 2466 [9FE]

Labor Under Siege, 28905 [3OC]

Las Hojas Massacre a Test for Duarte, 22563 [7AU]

Law Is at the Breaking Point in CIA Aid to the Contras, 10010 [25AP]

Lay Off Costa Rica, 12352 [15MY]

Leningrad Hijacking (1970 excerpt), 16462 [14JN]

Let Them Go, 14734 [31MY]

Letter of Hope Bridges Soviet Union, Cape, 5566 [14MR]

Life-and-Death Lottery in the Nursery, 10008 [25AP]

Life—To Defend It Means To Feed the Hungry, 25689 [17SE]

Limit on Teaching Evolution Lifted After Threat of Suit, 11684 [9MY]

Little Bit of Life, 16330 [13JN]

Looking at Poland and School Prayer—The Vital Premise, 8269 [5AP]

Loophole in Law Raises Concern About Privacy in Computer Age, 6096 [21MR]

Marcos a Winner Without a Doubt, 11712 [10MY]

Marine Beaten, Jailed in Leningrad, 23620 [9AU]

Mayan Indian Repression (excerpts), 12620 [17MY]

Medicines for Nicaragua—Appeal to the Public, 14364 [24MY]

Mr. Reagan Says It's Okay, 1277 [1FE]

Murder Charge Dropped; He's Free Man Again, 2239 [8FE]

Murder of Stephanie Roper (excerpt), 2873 [22FE]

New American Right Cooks Up a Hot Potato, 696 [27JA]

New Revolution in Nicaragua, 9520 [12AP]

Nicaraguan, in Washington, Says He Was Tortured by Sandinistas, 11052 [3MY]

Nicaraguan Villagers Report Rebels Killed Noncombatants, 28995 [3OC]

Nicaraguan Villagers Say Rebels Killed Noncombatants, 22561 [7AU]

Nicaraguans Said To Get CIA Sabotage Tips, 28998 [3OC]

Nicaraguans Say Contras Kill Civilians, 28996 [3OC]

Nicaragua's Untold Stories, 28901-28905 [3OC]

Noble Work, 27756 [28SE], 28805 [2OC]

Now, Who Will Run Salvador's Military?, 22563 [7AU]

OKing Genocide Convention, 965 [31JA]

$1 Million Is Awarded to Man Wrongly Imprisoned 24 Years, 2225 [8FE]

. . . or Do Salvadorans Merit Special Protection?, 22564 [7AU]

Our Man in El Salvador, 10694 [2MY]

Panjsher Movement, 12898 [18MY]

Paraguay's Embattled Press (sundry), 21400-21402 [27JY]

Persecution of Christian Groups in Nicaragua, 12476-12480 [16MY]

Personal Liberty at Risk, 20567 [24JY]

Phone-Tapping Adventures, 1277 [1FE]

Pinching Pretoria's Purse, 32571 [12OC]

Pious Pro-Sandinista Puffery, 13463 [22MY]

Plight of the Sakharovs (excerpt), 25564 [17SE]

Poland Indicted, 10008 [25AP]

Poland's Two-Faced Amnesty, 21040 [25JY]

Policeman's Initiation—``We Put Two Bullets in His Head'', 689 [27JA]

Political Asylum Is Under Attack—Immigration Bill Threatens Refugees With New Restrictions, 14379 [24MY]

President To Bet On, 11219 [8MY]

Presidential Documents, Proclamation, Captive Nations Week: President Reagan, 20739 [24JY]

Press for Philippine Reforms, 23223 [9AU]

Reactions Awaited, 21368 [26JY]

Reagan Policy Threatens Population Control Efforts, 24109 [10AU]

Refugee Policy Considered, 8292 [5AP]

Refugee's Victory Is a Win for All, 30755 [5OC]

``Regular Americano'' Joins the Kidnappers, 694-696 [27JA]

Release of Virtue—Alternatives to Abortion 1984, 14365 [24MY]

Religious Jews—Newest Soviet Target, 32090 [11OC]

Religious Liberty—A Maryland Heritage, 7621 [3AP]

Religious Persecution of Pakistan's Ahmadi Muslims (excerpt), 12896 [18MY]

Remember Afghanistan, 10044 [26AP]

Remember Plight of East Europe, Nowak Urges in Ukrainian Rites, 1211 [1FE]

Remembrance of the Jewish Holocaust, 15259 [6JN]

Report From Afghanistan—The Conflict—and Civilian Toll—Worse Than Ever, 27403 [27SE]

Right Built Itself in Mirror Image of Left for Civil War, 684-686 [27JA]

Roman Emperor Pinochet Must Go, 32592 [14NO]

Russian Couple Yearns for Freedom, Security of Life in the United States, 1758 [2FE]

Sakharov as Dissident, 15519 [7JN]

Sakharov Problem, 12862 [17MY]

Salvadoran Immigrants, 8745 [11AP]

Salvadoran Reacts to Ambassador White's Accusation, 9799 [24AP]

Salvadoran Refugees, 12327 [15MY]

Sanctions Against South Africa, 3738 [29FE]

Sandinista Claims Fall Short, 21367 [26JY]

Sandinista Democracy? Unlikely, 4837 [7MR]

Sandinistas Aren't the Worst, 30276 [4OC]

School Prayer Windfalls, 22543 [6AU]

Schoolhouse Free-for-All, 20937 [25JY]

Science and Windmills, 2863 [22FE]

Secret Tape Recordings—Unethical?, 1277 [1FE]

Shamocracy in South Africa, 25900 [18SE]

Slave Labor Issue, 2732 [21FE]

South Africa—Time of Violence, 27914 [29SE]

South African Legislative Shift Stumbles, 25900 [18SE]

Soviet Treatment of Afghan Freedom Fighters, 7661 [4AP]

Soviets Accuse U.S. of Anti-Semitism (excerpt), 6337 [22MR]

Soviets Bolster Afghan Force—Bombers Near Border, 10043 [26AP]

Soviets Fail To Understand Torturing Sakharov Is Masochistic, 14970 [5JN]

Soviets Said To Bolster Hold on Part of Afghan Valley, 11970 [11MY]

Soviets Step Up Repression, 21734 [31JY]

Soviets Still Won't Promise Not To Shoot Down Airliners, 24351 [5SE]

Soviets Use Bombers in Afghanistan, 11200 [7MY]

Soviets Use Bombers in Afghanistan—Major Offensive Launched Against Rebel Stronghold, 10043 [26AP]

Spectrum of Nicaraguan Dissent, 14943 [5JN], 15365 [7JN], 15511 [7JN]

Starving the Helpless—Utilitarian Approach to Care Challenges Traditional Medical Ethics, 24336 [5SE]

Stronger Safeguards for Privacy, 1277 [1FE]

Struggle for Freedom, 15782 [11JN]

Sufis and the Soviets—The Danger Within, 24671 [10SE]

Support Urged for Syrian Doctors, 9767 [24AP]

Survey Finds Polish Detainees Ailing Following Confinement, 9769 [24AP]

Survivors Say Soviets Massacred Civilians in Afghan Villages, 20472 [23JY], 21078 [25JY]

Swiss Rigidly Control Guns—They All Own, But Also Respect, Firearms, 16796 [15JN]

Syria's 5,000 Jewish Hostages, 3299 [23FE]

Tarnopolsky—``Held in Iron Cage'', 21569 [30JY]

Terror Factor—Beirut Bombing—Mysterious Death Warriors Traced to Syria, Iran, 6781-6782 [27MR]

Texas Relaxes Rule on Evolution Teaching, 11684 [9MY]

There's a Way To Heal the Wounds in Northern Ireland, 5544 [14MR]

There's Another ``Evil Empire'', 25212 [12SE], 25950 [18SE]

Three of Four Londoners Favor a United Ireland, 10779 [2MY]

Tickets to a Salvadoran Hell, 9355 [12AP]

Top Salvador Police Official Said To Be a C.I.A. Informant, 7046 [29MR]

Torture Turkish Style, 12098 [14MY]

Tortured in Uruguay, 15874 [12JN], 17616 [20JN]

``Tough'' Marion Offered Fugitives Only a Fusillade, 12849 [17MY]

Turkey Blocks Petition Signed by Intellectuals, 20387 [29JN]

Twins of Auschwitz (excerpt), 24951 [12SE]

Two Dinner Parties Meet, and Two Americans Die, 687 [27JA]

Two Flags Over Belfast?, 12099 [14MY]

U.S., Press Belgrade, 9033 [11AP]

U.S. Military Trainers Requested for El Salvador, 23726 [10AU]

U.S. Official Charges ``Apologists'' Are Ignoring Cuba's Rights Abuses, 24572 [6SE]

U.S. Press Belgrade, 5391 [13MR]

U.S. Sanctions Against Poland, 21353 [26JY]

Ugandan Military Cruelty (excerpts), 23219 [9AU]

Ugly Farce in South Africa, 25899 [18SE]

``Unelected Member'' of the Senate, 20443 [29JN]

Unequal Access Bill, 9044 [11AP]

Unheralded Afghans in Their Finest Hour, 793 [30JA]

Unlikely Ambassador Puts Indelible Mark on Job in Paraguay—Colorado's Arthur Davis Takes Stand on Human Rights; Pulling Out of Big Parade, 25400 [13SE]

Uruguayan Transition Totters, 24551 [6SE]

Valiant Afghans Deserve Support, 14009 [23MY]

Verdict on South African Reform, 25899 [18SE]

Virtue and Spirit of Our Common People, 14753 [31MY]

Voters in South Florida Hand a Rare Defeat to Gun Lobby, 9619 [12AP]

We Can't Allow All Salvadorans To Stay, 28267 [2OC]

Weighty Role (excerpts), 15292 [7JN]

West Belfast Chosen for New Shorts Factory, 19486 [28JN]

West Urged To Press for Release, 3293 [23FE]

Western Media Missing Message in South Africa, 10718 [2MY]

When Abortion Becomes Birth—Dilemma of Medical Ethics Shaken by New Advances, 3329 [23FE]

Where Is Andrei Sakharov?, 15242 [6JN]

Who Needs Federal Death?, 2885 [22FE]

Who Turned the First Amendment Upside-Down?, 3056 [22FE]

Whose Watch?, 13952 [23MY]

Why the ACLU Is Gambling With Roe, 24108, 24122 [10AU]

Why We Must Help El Salvador, 7419 [2AP]

Will the Hill Impose Defeat?, 18456 [22JN]

Witness Goes Free, 8271 [5AP]

Women Form WEBA; To Fight Abortions, 9993-9994 [25AP]

Women Still Have Far To Go To Reach Equality, 1157 [31JA]

World Politics—And Tragedy, 11040 [3MY]

Zimbabwe Bishops Describe Details of Atrocity Charges, 11964 [10MY]

Zionism ``Peddlers'', 30744 [5OC]

Bills and resolutions

Age discrimination: prohibit (see H.R. 5346)

Baltic Freedom Day (see S.J. Res. 296)

Banks and banking: exemption from the notice requirement for records on allegations of criminal misconduct being transferred to Dept. of Justice (see H.R. 6079)

Bonner, Elena: specific information as to whereabouts, health, and legal status (see S. Con. Res. 128; H. Con. Res. 332)

China, People's Republic of: release of clergymen from prison (see S. Con. Res. 116; H. Con. Res. 302), 12717 [17MY]

———release of Roman Catholic priests (see H. Con. Res. 272)

Constitution: reaffirm individual's right to bear arms (see H. Con. Res. 311)

Consumer reporting agencies: requirements and restrictions regarding retention and furnishing of information on individuals renting residential property (see H.R. 5942)

El Salvador: U.S. policy (see S.J. Res. 216)

Executive departments: polygraph examinations (see H.R. 4681)

Federal educational funds: prohibit withholding based on discrimination against student religious meetings (see H.R. 5345)

Federal employees: prohibit taping of own telephone conversations with other people while acting in official capacity (see S. 2669)

Foreign trade: repeal Presidential waiver in conjunction with granting most-favored-nation status to nonmarket economy countries (see H.R. 5901)

Freedom of Information Act: amend (see H.R. 6414)

Haiti: withdrawal of Presidential determination on human rights (see H. Con. Res. 320)

Helsinki Human Rights Day (see S.J. Res. 317; H.J. Res. 599)

Housing: requirements and restrictions regarding retention and furnishing of information by consumer reporting agencies on individuals renting residential property (see H.R. 5942)

Iran: violations of human rights (see H. Con. Res. 292)

National Religious Liberty Day (see H.J. Res. 522)

Paraguay (see H. Con. Res. 265)

———closing of ABC Color (newspaper) (see H. Con. Res. 309)

Privacy Act/Freedom of Information Act relationship (see H.R. 4696)

Right to bear arms: reaffirm constitutional intent (see H. Con. Res. 311)

Rights to keep and bear arms: defense of life or liberty and pursuit of legitimate endeavors (see H. Con. Res. 343)

Sakharov, Andrei: specific information as to whereabouts, health, and legal status (see S. Con. Res. 128; H. Con. Res. 332)

South Africa: arrests and detentions of political opponents (see S. Con. Res. 139)

Soviet Union: compliance with treaties governing delivery of international mail (see S. Con. Res. 121)

———Elena Bonner and Andrei Sakharov (see S. Con. Res. 113; H. Con. Res. 304)

Taping of conversations (see S. 2205; H.R. 4620, 4651)

Telephones: forbid recording of conversations by Federal officers and employees without the consent of all parties (see H.R. 5873)

———prohibit Federal employees from taping their own conversations with other people while acting in official capacity (see S. 2669)

Torture: implementation of U.S. policy opposing certain practice in foreign countries (see S.J. Res. 320; H.J. Res. 605)

Booklets

``Rights of Students'' (excerpt), 19230 [27JN]

Books

``Ambassador Morgenthau's Story,'' Henry Morgenthau (excerpt on Armenian genocide), 9652 [24AP]

``Brutal Mandate'': Allard K. Lowenstein (excerpt), 5466-5469 [14MR]

``Chronicle of the Lodz Ghetto, 1941-44'' (excerpt), 22323 [3AU]

``Death Penalties—The Supreme Court's Obstacle Course'', Raoul Berger (excerpt), 2889-2892 [22FE]

``Origins of Totalitarianism'': Hannah Arendt (excerpts), 11044 [3MY]

``Ten Rillington Place'', Ludovic Kennedy, 2218 [8FE]

Briefs

General Electric v. Gilbert (excerpt), 299 [24JA]

Soviet Jewry: Jewish Community Relations Council, Springfield, IL, 20 [23JA]

Broadcasts

Romanian priest arrested: Voice of America, 23727 [10AU]

Chronologies

Investigation of murders of nuns in El Salvador, 7465 [3AP]

Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela—political life, 25884 [18SE]

Citations

Honorary Fordham University Degree Awarded to Lech Walesa, 14733 [31MY]

Cloture motions

Death penalty: constitutional procedures for imposition (S. 1765), 2147 [7FE], 2471 [9FE]

Colloquies

Human rights violations in Nicaragua: Marta P. Baltodano with several Senators, 14938-14940 [5JN]

Commentaries

Congressional Research Service study of President Duarte's programs in El Salvador, Representative Thomas E. Coleman, 18738 [26JN]

Communiques

Salvadoran Electoral Process and the Political, Economic, and Social Crisis From Which the Country Is Suffering: Democratic Popular Unity of El Salvador, 9589 [12AP]

Court decisions

Death penalty imposition: sundry, 2208, 2223 [8FE], 2467, 2468 [9FE], 2705 [21FE], 2868-2870, 2879, 2881 [22FE]

Freedom of Information Act guidelines: sundry, 3498, 3508, 3509 [27FE]

State funding of abortion: Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania, 5378 [13MR]

Definitions

Act of Terrorism, 28986 [3OC]

Withholding of medical treatment for certain infants with life-threatening conditions, 21158 [26JY]

Documents

Complaint Concerning Illegal Actions of Soviet Investigators: Mrs. R. L. Mintz, 6525 [26MR]

Constitution: Bill of Rights (excerpt), 5268 [13MR]

Execution of William Jones and Henry Pittaway, Parish Records, Taynton Church, Oxfordshire, England (1824), 2894 [22FE]

Freedom Charter of South Africa, 25885 [18SE]

Helsinki Final Act: Reunification of Families (excerpt), 16345 [14JN]

Namibia Multi-Party Conference Declaration of Basic Principles, 15292-15296 [7JN]

Essays

Humanitarian Theory of Punishment, C. S. Lewis, 2887-2889 [22FE]

Essays: Voice of Democracy

Tilton, Ted A., 6933 [28MR]

Explanations

Medical treatment for disabled infants, 21152 [26JY]

Factsheets

Armenian Genocide, 9644 [24AP]

Encourage Efforts of People of Paraguay to Reclaim and Exercise Their Human Rights (H. Con. Res. 265), 3967 [29FE]

ERA/Abortion Link and How It Can Be Broken, 170-172 [23JA]

U.S. Recognition of the Armenian Genocide, 9645 [24AP]

Guidelines

Policy of nondiscrimination with respect to student group meetings in schools, 32315 [11OC]

History

Oppression of North Caucasians, 11683 [9MY]

Interviews

Criminal justice system: Phil Donahue with falsely convicted persons, 2224 [8FE]

Eden Pastora, May 24, 1984, 17627 [20JN]

Plight of Andrei Sakharov and Elena Bonner: Radio Liberty with Natalya V. Hesse, 12463-12467 [16MY], 14841-14844 [4JN]

Polish labor leader calls for solidarity: Lech Walesa, Free Labor World, 23091 [9AU]

Letters

Allow Vladimir and Anna Livshits to emigrate from the Soviet Union: sundry Members of Congress, 1771 [2FE]

Armenian genocide: Nighos Mazadoorian, 10180 [26AP]

Army standards for rape liability: sundry Representatives, 11680 [9MY]

Birthday observance of Mart Niklus: Estonian American National Council, 24676 [10SE]

Certification of human rights in El Salvador: Senator Durenberger, 2473 [9FE]

Concerns over U.S. policy in Central America: European parliamentarians, 9673-9675 [24AP]

Contra terrorist activities: Henry J. Steiner, 22560 [7AU]

———Juan E. Mendez, 22560 [7AU]

Cuban violations of human rights: Claudio F. Benedi, Junta Patriotica Cubana, 19691-19693 [28JN]

Day of Sorrow and Irreconcilability 1984: Congress of Russian-Americans, Inc., 31764 [10OC]

Death penalty imposition: sundry, 2210, 2212, 2222, 2237, 2240 [8FE], 2456, 2460 [9FE], 2707 [21FE], 2878, 2885 [22FE]

Efforts of Yacov L. Gorodetskii to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 32602 [14NO]

El Salvador democratic process: Senator Helms (excerpt), 10689 [2MY]

Electronic surveillance of wire communications: Committee on the Judiciary, 6095 [21MR]

———Dept. of Justice, 1272 [1FE], 1568, 1569, 1576 [2FE], 6095 [21MR]

———National Security Council, 1568 [2FE]

Emigration efforts of Yuli Kosharovsky, 4156 [1MR]

Emigration of Soviet Jews: Elena Fridman, 6042 [20MR]

———Representative Conte (sundry), 6042 [20MR]

———Representative Shannon, 5580 [14MR]

———(sundry excerpts), 5673 [15MR], 14868 [4JN]

———several Representatives, 14305 [24MY]

Financial compensation for legal fees in Baby Jane Doe case: Dept. of Justice, 15556 [8JN]

———Senators Durenberger and Hatfield, 15556, 15557 [8JN]

Greek War of Independence: Archbishop Iakovos, 5990 [20MR]

Harassment by IRS: Dwight Snyder, 1321 [1FE]

Human rights violations in El Salvador: Senator Durenberger, 7041 [29MR]

International Day of Concern for Soviet Jewry (sundry), 5677 [15MR]

Investigation of murders of nuns in El Salvador: Senator Specter, 7465 [3AP]

Maggots and production quotas in a Soviet camp: Anatoly Marchenko, 2731 [21FE]

Medical treatment of infants with life-threatening conditions: Christian Action Council, 21145 [26JY]

———National Child Abuse Coalition, 21145 [26JY]

———National Right to Life Committee, Inc., 21145 [26JY]

———Sec. of HHS Heckler, 21145 [26JY]

Nicaraguan aid, 19987 [28JN]

Paraguayan closing of ABC Color: Arthur H. Davis, Dept. of State, 21403 [27JY]

Permit emigration of Soviet Jewish meteorologists: Representatives Mavroules and Frank, 5671 [15MR]

Plight of Andrei Sakharov and his wife in the Soviet Union: Representative Conte, 16420 [14JN]

Plight of Ida Nudel: Elena Friedman, 5668, 5673 [15MR], 5700 [15MR], 5864 [19MR], 7410 [2AP], 9544 [12AP]

Prayer for William Zimmerman: Representative Siljander, 15180 [6JN]

Prison overcrowding: National Sheriffs' Association, 12664 [17MY]

———U.S. Conference of Mayors, 12664 [17MY]

———William Sheffield, Governor of Alaska, 12666 [17MY]

———sundry correctional officials, 12664-12668 [17MY]

Religious persecution of Bahais: Dept. of State, 8789 [11AP]

———Kambeze Etemad, 8788 [11AP]

———National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahais of Iran, 396 [25JA]

Rights of the blind vendors in the Randolph-Sheppard program: National Federation of the Blind, 23172 [8AU]

Salvadoran acquisition of napalm: sundry Representatives, 32577 [12OC]

Sean Luketina's sacrifice, 15179 [6JN]

Soviet emigration policy: Yakov Galperin, 27607 [27SE]

Soviet imprisonment of Anatoly Scharansky: several Members of Congress, 5696, 5697 [15MR]

Soviet imprisonment of Yosif Begun: International Human Rights Law Group, 4760 [7MR]

Sumubila, Nicaragua, attack investigation relative to Miskito Indian Nation involvement: Senator Kennedy, 19493 [28JN]

———Stedman Fagoth, 19493 [28JN]

Suspend deportation of Salvadoran refugees from the U.S. (H.R. 4447): Church World Service, 12856 [17MY]

Terrorist activities in Nicaragua: Henry J. Steiner, 28989 [3OC]

———Tom and Joyce Hanks, 28999 [3OC]

Tragic death of Tania Zelensky: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, 6076 [20MR]

———Eugene Zelensky, 6076 [20MR]

Treatment of Soviet Jews: Edward G. Rendell, 31275 [10OC]

———President Reagan, 5850 [19MR]

———Representative James Jones (sundry), 5657 [15MR]

———sundry Representatives, 26866 [25SE]

U.S. policy on the Armenian genocide (H.R. 171), 30757 [5OC]

U.S. policy on the export and sale of U.S. weapons to the Royal Ulster Constabulary in Northern Ireland: Dept. of State, 32571 [12OC]

U.S. support of Miskito Nation efforts against Sandinista oppression: Othniel J. Seiden, 19494 [28JN]

———Stedman Fagoth, 19493 [28JN]

Unequal treatment of the Equal Access Act: Laurence H. Tribe, 9549 [12AP]

Lists

Advisory Council on Religious Rights in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union members, 2689 [21FE]

Agricultural Workers' Conditions and Denial of Worker Rights in Foreign Countries, 23072 [9AU]

Cosponsors of S. Con. Res. 74, supporting Afghanistan in struggle to gain freedom, 28909 [3OC]

Established captive nations, 20739 [24JY]

False criminal identification victims, 2237 [8FE]

International Raoul Wallenberg Committees, 26181 [19SE]

Jews reasons for desiring to leave Soviet Union, 16420 [14JN]

Participating private sector initiatives program for El Salvador, 14035 [23MY]

Political prisoners in Boniato Prison, Cuba, 26599 [24SE]

Mailgrams

Religious persecution of Bahais: National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahais of the U.S., 512 [26JA]

Memorandums

Evans-Christie Cases and the Abolition of Capital Punishment in Britain: Library of Congress, 2218 [8FE]

Labor Standards for U.S. Employers in South Africa Under H.R. 3231: Library of Congress, 5149-5151 [12MR]

Situation of the Hungarian Minority in Transylvania (Romania): American Hungarian Federation on Human Rights (summary), 3026 [22FE], 3851-3853 [29FE]

Soviet Imprisonment of Yosif Begun: International Human Rights Law Group, 4760-4761 [7MR]

Soviet Russian Genocide in Ukraine—50th Mournful Anniversary of the Man-Made Famine: Ukrainian Congress Committee of America, 6162-6164 [21MR]

Memorials of legislature

Arizona, 12598 [16MY], 14955 [5JN]

California, 25006 [12SE], 28144 [1OC], 29855 [4OC]

Kentucky, 20161 [29JN]

Louisiana, 21386 [27JY]

Minnesota, 13048 [21MY], 13081 [21MY]

New York State Legislature, 10247 [26AP]

Pennsylvania, 15613 [11JN]

Washington (State), 8267 [5AP]

Messages

Justice and Peace in Southern Africa: Pope John Paul II, 27763 [28SE]

To President Reagan From His Southern California Neighbors: Southern California Interfaith Task Force on Central America, 2165 [7FE]

Motion

South Africa: relating to blackspot policy (H. Con. Res. 122), 28850 [3OC]

Papers

Afghanistan—Four Years of Occupation: Dept. of State, 2569-2573 [9FE]

Armenian Question—In Search of a Just Solution: Richard G. Hovannisian, 9653-9655 [24AP]

Calvin Coolidge and the Armenian Orphan Rug: Hagop M. Deranian, 9656 [24AP]

Contra War in Nicaragua—The Case of Waslala: Central American Historical Institute (excerpt), 28994 [3OC]

U.S. Human Rights Policy: Amnesty International (excerpt), 23629 [10AU]

Petitions

Civil Liberties Act: Reformed Church in America, 25008 [12SE]

Civil Rights Act: Dothan, AL, City Council, 10344 [30AP]

Communist takeover in Central America: Concord, NH, citizen, 25008 [12SE]

Condemning imprisonment of Yuriy Shukhevych in the Soviet Union: Lawyers' Association of Philadelphia, 1178 [31JA], 9769 [24AP]

Democracy and civil rights in Turkey: various Turkish intellectuals, 20387 [29JN]

Federal laws preventing discrimination: New York, NY, City Council, 23612 [9AU]

Gay Bill of Rights: Concord, NH, Citizen, 29859 [4OC]

Human rights: Reformed Church in America, 25008 [12SE]

———Southern Baptist Convention, 18023 [22JN]

Policies and procedures: Presbyterian Church General Assembly, 24321 [5SE]

Popovsky family request for permission to leave Soviet Union for Israel, 5658 [15MR]

Prayer in Public Schools: Carl B. Rife, 6019 [20MR]

———Washington (DC) Board of Rabbis, 6019 [20MR]

Prohibit employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation (S. 430): Concord, NH, Citizen, 15613 [11JN]

Renounce Yalta Executive Agreement (H.J. Res. 435): Cleveland, OH, City Council, 12353 [15MY]

Suspend deportation of Salvadoran refugees from the U.S. (H.R. 4447): Seattle, WA, City Council, 8268 [5AP]

Poems

``Images'': Patricia Cullen, 5824 [15MR]

``Jewish Life in the Soviet Union'': Irina Ratushinskaya, 1393 [1FE], 5672 [15MR]

``Never Again'', 15260 [6JN]

Prayers

Bible: Matthew, chapter 6, verses 5-13 (excerpt), 5115 [8MR]

Press releases

Congressional report proposed Republican agenda for women, 19159 [27JN]

Cuban Independence Day: Worldwide Solidarity Message, 24523 [6SE]

Elections in El Salvador, 9519 [12AP]

Proclamations

Honoring Victims of Holocaust: President Reagan (excerpt on Armenian genocide), 9653 [24AP]

Sacco and Vanzetti: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 2227 [8FE]

Syrian Jewry Day: Mario M. Cuomo, Governor of New York, 2270 [8FE]

Tribute to Mart Niklus: President Reagan, 31749 [10OC]

Questions

Rights of working men and women, 23067 [9AU]

Remarks in House

Abortion: Federal funding, 429 [25JA]

Abramovich, Pavel, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 3983 [29FE]

Abranzon, Zina and Arkady: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 5867 [19MR]

Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act: extend certain provisions (H.R. 5758), 14766 [31MY]

Afghanistan: human rights violations, 11200 [7MY]

———supporting struggle to gain freedom (S. Con. Res. 74), 30144 [4OC]

Afghanistan Day: observance, 6320 [21MR]

Air travelers: continue protections (H.R. 5007), 10016 [25AP]

Andrei Sakharov Plaza: recommend designation, 31570 [10OC]

Anti-Semitism in U.S.: incidents, 7519 [3AP]

———Soviet accusation, 6337 [22MR]

Armenian genocide: recognition, 14741 [31MY]

Armenian Martyrs' Day: observance, 10004 [25AP], 10010, 10022, 10023, 10024, 10025 [25AP], 10250 [26AP], 10396 [30AP], 10579, 10601, 10602, 10608, 10615 [1MY], 10801, 10806 [2MY], 11036 [3MY]

Armenians: terrorist attacks on Turkish diplomats, 8615 [10AP]

Bahais: condemn religious persecution (H. Con. Res. 226), 13365-13367 [22MY]

———persecution, 29313 [3OC]

Baltic Freedom Day: observance, 16776, 16782, 16800 [15JN]

Baltic States: address issue of self-determination in the U.N. (S. Con. Res. 80), 2835 [21FE], 3539 [27FE]

———bring question of self-determination before U.N. Commission on Human Rights (H. Con Res. 192), 2172 [7FE], 3320 [23FE], 16439 [14JN]

Begun, Yosif: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 5399 [13MR], 22544 [6AU], 26404 [20SE], 28827 [2OC]

Berkeley, CA: anniversary of the Free Speech Movement, 30288 [4OC]

Black South Africans: allow certain relocated, to return to ancestral land (H. Con. Res. 122), 25880 [18SE]

Blind persons: improve opportunities, 734 [30JA]

Bogomolny, Benjamin and Tatiana: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 16797 [15JN], 24174 [10AU]

Bonner, Elena: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 12259, 12261, 12263, 12613 [16MY]

———sense of Congress that Soviet Union should provide information on whereabouts (H. Con. Res. 332), 20186 [29JN]

Brailovsky, Viktor and Irina: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 21460 [27JY], 26401 [20SE]

Bulgaria: anniversary of independence, 4244, 4247 [1MR]

Byelorussia: anniversary of independence, 6286 [21MR], 6797 [27MR], 7648 [3AP]

Call to Conscience Vigil: observance, 3035 [22FE]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 20738 [24JY], 21375 [26JY], 21564 [30JY], 21730 [31JY]

Central America: religious persecution, 13948 [23MY]

Chernobilsky, Boris: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4229 [1MR]

Chile: calling for restoration of democracy (H. Con. Res. 357), 25414 [13SE]

China, People's Republic of: human rights violations, 30743 [5OC]

———prohibit use of U.S. funds in population planning programs, 11934-11935 [10MY]

Church attendance: right of privacy, 4775 [7MR], 4977 [8MR]

Civil Liberties Act: enact (H.R. 4110), 30215 [4OC]

Commission To Study Pay Equity: establish (H. Con. Res. 239), 132-134 [23JA]

Committee for the Absorption of Soviet Emigrees: tribute, 20009 [28JN]

Congressional Call to Conscience Vigil for Soviet Jews: recognition, 3298 [23FE]

Congressional Fast and Prayer Vigil for Soviet Jewry: observance, 16415-16436 [14JN]

Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide: ratification, 28826 [2OC]

Crime and criminals: death penalty, 25426 [14SE]

Cuba: human rights issues, 24571 [6SE]

Cyprus: anniversary of Turkish invasion, 21357, 21371 [26JY], 21742 [31JY]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of Soviet invasion, 24346 [5SE], 25203 [12SE]

———arrest by government of Miklos Duray, 15784 [11JN]

Death penalty: anniversary of Supreme Court's Furman v. Georgia decision, 20460 [29JN]

Duray, Miklos: arrest by the Government of Czechoslovakia, 15784 [11JN]

East European countries: Soviet exploitation, 20383 [29JN]

Economic growth: effect on human rights, 23453 [9AU]

Educational equity: insure, 7166 [29MR]

El Salvador: certification requirements, 2381 [8FE], 6580 [27MR], 11907 [10MY]

———human rights violations, 7288 [2AP], 13313 [22MY]

———military assistance to insure free elections, 7419 [2AP]

———presidential elections, 6580 [27MR], 9519 [12AP]

———proposed private sector initiatives program, 14035 [23MY]

———require Sec. of State to furnish new information to House of Representatives on death squads (H. Res. 463), 5793 [15MR]

———trial of accused slayers of U.S. missionaries, 13314 [22MY], 14230, 14232, 14233, 14234 [24MY]

———U.S. policy, 9519, 9522 [12AP]

Elbert, Lev and Inna: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 7638 [3AP], 27620 [27SE]

Electronic Surveillance Act: enact (H.R. 6343), 28167 [1OC]

Equal Access Act: enact (H.R. 5345), 9044 [11AP]

———guidelines, 32315 [11OC]

ERA: clarifying amendment relative to abortion, 429 [25JA], 1978 [7FE]

ERA-abortion relation: impact, 299-306 [24JA], 5221-5226 [13MR], 5492 [14MR], 7289 [2AP]

Estonia: anniversary of independence, 3531 [27FE], 3581 [28FE]

———human rights, 3700 [28FE], 25402 [13SE]

Ethiopian Jews: declare solidarity (H. Con. Res. 107), 20415, 20416 [29JN], 19978 [23JY], 19979 [25JY], 24862 [11SE], 24866 [14SE]

———human rights violations, 19971 [28JN], 20397 [29JN]

Faith Baptist Church, Louisville, NE: educational and religious freedom rights, 353 [25JA]

Family violence: issues and proposals, 24113 [10AU]

Farrakhan, Louis: recent comments regarding human rights and religion, 19415, 19457, 19459 [27JN], 20436 [29JN], 20554 [23JY]

FBI Uniform Crime Reports: reporting of crimes involving racial, religious, or ethnic prejudice (H.R. 4800), 2370 [8FE]

Federal employees: strengthen protection of whistleblowers, 24166 [10AU]

Federal Telecommunications Privacy Act: introduction (H.R. 4620), 313 [24JA]

Fink, Yaokov: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 28172 [1OC]

Firearms: strengthen right to bear arms (H. Con. Res. 311), 13989 [23MY]

Food for Peace Day: designate (H.J. Res. 572), 12846 [17MY], 20411 [29JN]

Foreign countries: implementation of U.S. policy of opposition to practice of torture (H.J. Res. 605), 24857 [11SE]

Fradkova, Nadezhda: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 9800 [24AP]

Freedom: meaning and challenge, 15179-15180 [6JN]

Freedom of Information Reform Act: enact (S. 774), 18546 [25JN], 30350, 30352 [5OC]

Fridman, Kim: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 24563, 24575 [6SE]

Garcia, Hector P.: awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, 6566 [26MR], 6803 [27MR]

Gendin, Lev: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4533 [5MR]

Genocide Convention: ratify, 24505 [6SE]

Gorodetskii, Yacov L.: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 32602 [14NO]

Greek War of Independence: anniversary, 5989-5997 [20MR]

———James Monroe, 5994 [20MR]

Haiti: condemn human rights violations, 4709 [6MR], 16617 [14JN]

Handgun Crime Control Act: enact (H.R. 1543), 16796 [15JN]

Handguns: anticrime proposals, 14737 [31MY]

———crime control (H.R. 1543), 15253 [6JN]

Helsinki Accords: anniversary of signing, 21714 [31JY], 21830, 21969 [1AU], 22071, 22074, 22075, 22076, 22077 [1AU], 24158 [10AU]

Holocaust Remembrance Day: observance, 10224 [3MY], 10247 [26AP], 10585 [1MY], 10798, 10807 [2MY], 11042, 11056, 11059, 11060 [3MY]

Honduras: human rights violations, 12608-12610 [16MY]

Human and labor rights: appreciation in U.S., 24348 [5SE]

Human Needs and World Security Act: enact (H.R. 4440), 4717 [6MR]

Human rights, 21714 [31JY]

———violations, 23196 [8AU]

Illegal aliens: insure fair enforcement of immigration laws, 16251 [13JN]

Improved Standards for Laboratory Animals Act: enact (H.R. 5725), 14398 [24MY]

International agreements and understandings: Soviet violations, 23620 [9AU]

International Day of Concern for Soviet Jews: designate, 4531 [5MR]

———observance, 5580 [14MR], 5641-5678 [15MR], 6296, 6302, 6309 [21MR]

International labor rights, 23067-23093 [9AU]

International mail: investigate Soviet interception (H. Con. Res. 294), 10248 [26AP]

International Parliamentary Group for Human Rights: efforts to change human rights abuses, 21832 [1AU]

International Sakharov Institute: grant Federal charter (H.R. 5685), 13128, 13135 [21MY]

International Week of Solidarity With Ethiopian Jewry: observance, 19971 [28JN]

Internment camp: request compliance with Namibia application for release of prisoners (H. Con. Res. 298), 25877 [18SE]

Ioffee, Aleksandr: harassment in the Soviet Union, 27813 [28SE]

Iran: human rights violations against the Baha'is, 941 [30JA], 26927 [25SE]

Iraq: condemn use of chemical weapons (H. Con. Res. 292), 10588 [1MY]

Iraqi-Iranian war: chemical weapons use, 6871 [28MR]

———condemn use of chemical weapons and human rights violations (H. Con. Res. 292), 9635 [12AP]

Ireland, Northern: abuses of legal and civil rights, 3947 [29FE], 4863 [7MR]

———educational aid for children (H.R. 5173), 5822 [15MR]

———human rights policy (H. Con. Res. 276), 25172, 25174-25178 [12SE]

———issues, 15517 [7JN]

———rights of people (H. Con. Res. 17), 5822 [15MR]

———search for peaceful solution to conflict, 5792 [15MR]

Ireland, Republic of: joint session to hear address by Prime Minister, 5596 [15MR]

———relations with the U.S. Virgin Islands, 5824 [15MR]

Irish Republican Army: supergrass trials, 12850 [17MY]

IRS: permit taxpayers to record interviews (H.R. 5457), 9633 [12AP]

Katanov, Tashpulat, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 24554 [6SE]

Katz, Ilya: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4246 [1MR]

Kistrosskaya, Inna: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 12961 [18MY]

Kochubievsky, Felix: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 27615 [27SE]

Kovats, Michael: tribute, 11485 [8MY]

Lein, Aleksandra: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 7631 [3AP]

Leningrad trials: anniversary, 16416 [14JN], 16792 [15JN]

Lerner, Aleksandr: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 16805 [15JN]

Levchenko, Stanislav: relief, 28172, 28176 [1OC]

Levin, Simon: efforts of family to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 22542 [6AU]

Lipchin, Tzalo and Khaya: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 3069 [22FE]

Lithuania: anniversary of independence, 2991-3007 [22FE], 3311, 3322, 3328 [23FE], 3703 [28FE], 3972 [29FE]

Malaysian Government: removal of New York Philharmonic piece, 24187 [10AU]

Marchenko, Valery: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 6076 [20MR], 21566 [30JY]

Maryland: history of religious freedom, 7620 [3AP]

Massachusetts: court ordered display of crucifix, 6903 [28MR]

Mays, Benjamin E.: awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom, 6932 [28MR]

———urge President Reagan to award the Presidential Medal of Freedom (H. Res. 17), 6945 [28MR]

Mexican aliens: detention of certain as material witnesses, 109 [23JA]

Murzhenko, Alexsei: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 17210 [19JN]

National Council of Young Israel: tribute, 6021 [20MR]

National Day of Remembrance of Man's Inhumanity to Man: observance, 10034 [25AP]

National Migration Week: observance, 1401 [1FE]

New Ireland Forum: commemorate efforts to resolve conflict in Northern Ireland (H. Con. Res. 274), 5582 [14MR]

Nicaragua: boycott of elections, 26174 [19SE]

———human rights violations against the Miskito Indians, 15361 [7JN]

———human rights violations during elections, 4837 [7MR]

———plea of Catholic bishops for national reconciliation, 11966 [10MY]

———restore funding for development assistance programs, 17626 [20JN]

———U.S. policy, 15360, 15364, 15367 [7JN], 17009, 17627 [20JN], 25191 [12SE]

Niklus, Mart: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 8276 [5AP], 25199 [12SE], 25944, 25953 [18SE], 26184 [19SE], 26395, 26399, 26402, 26405 [20SE], 26641, 26643 [24SE], 26936 [25SE], 27812 [28SE], 30769 [5OC], 31712, 31749 [10OC]

———tribute, 24351 [5SE]

Nonsmoker Relief Act: enact (H.R. 4955), 3539 [27FE]

Nudel, Ida: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 6490 [22MR], 10261 [26AP], 10609 [1MY], 21365 [26JY], 24931 [11SE]

Office of Civil Rights: funding, 21865 [1AU]

Organ donors: encouragement, 15367 [7JN]

Organ Transplant Act: enact (H.R. 5580), 17666, 17667, 18465 [22JN], 19458 [27JN]

Panama: civil rights violations during the elections, 11955 [10MY]

Paraguay: condemn the closing of ABC Color (newspaper) (H. Con. Res. 309), 12869 [17MY]

———encourage efforts of people to reclaim and exercise their human rights (H. Con. Res. 265), 3966 [29FE]

———human rights violations, 15220 [6JN]

Paritsky, Alekandr: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 26643 [24SE]

Pevzner, Aleksandr: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 10790 [2MY]

Poland: amnesty for political prisoners, 21353 [26JY]

———U.S. policy, 15761 [11JN]

———violations of human rights, 21040 [25JY]

Polish Refugee Act: enact (H.R. 5465), 9631 [12AP]

Political and economic crisis: philosophical errors, 26360 [20SE]

Political process: voting privilege, 14874 [5JN]

Prayer in schools: allow voluntary, 5567 [14MR], 8640 [10AP]

———allow voluntary (H.J. Res. 288), 4520, 4521 [6MR], 4522 [7MR], 5562 [14MR], 6019 [20MR]

———allow voluntary (S.J. Res. 73), 5824 [15MR]

Pretrial procedures: reform proposals (H.R. 5865), 16340 [14JN]

Priakhina, Irena: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 19003 [26JN]

Prince Georges County, MD: historic sites and districts plan, 1950 [6FE]

Privacy Act and the Freedom of Information Act: clarify relationship (H.R. 4696), 1134 [31JA]

Private schools: prohibit Federal funds to States requiring certification of certain teachers (H.R. 4653), 353 [25JA]

Relief of Pain in the Human Fetus During Abortion Act: enact (H.R. 4857), 3313 [23FE]

Religious and political dissidents: human rights violations (H. Con. Res. 119), 30149 [4OC]

Religious heritage, 4772 [7MR]

Religious minorities: persecution, 9616 [12AP]

Religious Speech Protection Act: enact (H.R. 4996), 4226 [1MR]

Religious violence and vandalism: penalties, 7519 [3AP]

Romania: persecution of Hungarian minorities, 20367 [29JN]

———religious persecution of Iosif Stefanut, 7277 [30MR]

Rozenshtein, Grigory: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 11698 [9MY]

Sakharov, Andrei: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 13993 [23MY], 17210 [19JN]

———hunger strike, 12106 [14MY]

———verify health and safety in the Soviet Union, 20342 [29JN]

Salvadoran refugees: suspend deportation from U.S. (H.R. 4447), 8267, 8292 [5AP], 11027 [3MY], 12327 [15MY], 12856 [17MY]

Santa Barbara, CA: tribute to Direct Relief International, 24182 [10AU]

Scharansky, Anatoly: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 442 [25JA], 661 [26JA], 1172 [31JA], 28827 [2OC]

Schools: religious meeting guidelines, 32315 [11OC]

Senderov, Valery: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 3704 [28FE]

Sex discrimination: prohibit in federally funded schools, 3982 [29FE], 4832 [7MR], 5110 [8MR], 19453, 19455 [27JN]

Shattuck, John: tribute, 15977 [12JN]

Shevchenko, Taras: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 25691 [17SE]

Shikhanovich, Yuri: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 30226 [4OC]

Shnirman, Simon: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4229 [1MR]

Shukhevych, Yuri: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 6492 [22MR], 6926 [28MR]

Slepak, Vladimir and Mariya: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 1392 [1FE], 8291 [5AP], 25410 [13SE]

Smoking: regulations on aircraft, 6067 [20MR]

South Africa: call for release of Mariental prisoners (H. Con. Res. 298), 11072, 11073 [3MY]

———call on Sec. of State to disapprove opening of honorary consulates (H. Con. Res. 42), 9532 [12AP]

———effects of foreign troops on settlement prospects, 11957 [10MY]

———employment policies, 5059 [8MR]

———human rights violations, 24411, 24506 [6SE], 25877 [18SE], 28815 [2OC]

———SWAPO terrorist activities, 19436 [27JN]

———U.S. policy, 26182 [19SE]

Soviet Embassy, Washington, DC: rename 16th Street in front of after Andrei Sakharov (H.R. 5784), 16331 [13JN]

Soviet Jews: efforts to emigrate, 4229, 4246 [1MR], 4531, 4533 [5MR], 4708 [6MR], 5399 [13MR], 5580 [14MR], 5863, 5867, 5872 [19MR], 6020, 6039, 6041, 6047, 6052 [20MR], 6771, 6792 [27MR], 6937 [28MR], 7273 [30MR], 8471 [9AP], 10017 [25AP], 10603 [1MY], 11036, 11075 [3MY], 11204 [7MY], 11471 [8MY], 11692 [9MY], 11964 [10MY], 14395 [24MY], 14769, 14772 [31MY], 14868 [4JN], 14972 [5JN], 15981 [12JN], 16334, 16336 [13JN], 16415-16436 [14JN], 16795, 16803 [15JN], 21372, 21373 [26JY], 21460 [27JY], 22075 [1AU], 22286 [2AU], 24117, 24173 [10AU], 24354 [5SE], 24554, 24575, 24576 [6SE], 25202, 25206 [12SE], 25410 [13SE], 25696 [17SE], 25946 [18SE], 26198 [19SE], 26397, 26401 [20SE], 26642, 26643 [24SE], 26861-26879 [25SE], 27606, 27607, 27611, 27614, 27615 [27SE], 28160 [1OC], 28814 [2OC], 29647, 29648, 29654 [3OC], 30719, 30753 [5OC]

———persecution, 3534 [27FE], 3701 [28FE], 10026 [25AP]

Soviet news agencies: rewrites of American articles, 21739 [31JY]

Soviet Union: abuses of Oleksiy Tykhy, 19444 [27JN]

———compliance in human rights agreements (S. Con. Res. 11), 31352 [10OC]

———efforts of Aleksandr Lerner to emigrate, 16805 [15JN]

———efforts of Aleksandr Yakir to emigrate, 17634 [20JN], 25691 [17SE]

———efforts of Aleksandr Paritsky to emigrate, 26643 [24SE]

———efforts of Aleksandr Pevzner to emigrate, 10790 [2MY]

———efforts of Anatoly Scharansky to emigrate, 28827 [2OC]

———efforts of Andrei Sakharov to emigrate, 13993 [23MY]

———efforts of Benjamin and Tatiana Bogomolny to emigrate, 16797 [15JN], 24174 [10AU]

———efforts of Boris Chernobilsky and Simon Shnirman to emigrate, 4229 [1MR]

———efforts of Elena Bonner to emigrate, 12259, 12261, 12263, 12613 [16MY]

———efforts of family of Simon Levin to emigrate, 22542 [6AU]

———efforts of Grigory Rozenshtein to emigrate, 11698 [9MY]

———efforts of Grigory Vasserman to emigrate, 6937 [28MR]

———efforts of Ida Nudel to emigrate, 6490 [22MR], 10261 [26AP], 10609 [1MY], 24931 [11SE]

———efforts of Ilya Katz to emigrate, 4246 [1MR]

———efforts of Ilya Vaitzblit to emigrate, 2832 [21FE]

———efforts of Inna Kistrosskaya to emigrate, 12961 [18MY]

———efforts of Irena Priakhina to emigrate, 19003 [26JN]

———efforts of Kim Fridman to emigrate, 24563, 24575 [6SE]

———efforts of Lev Gendin to emigrate, 4533 [5MR]

———efforts of Nedezhda Fradkova to emigrate, 9800 [24AP]

———efforts of Pavel Abramovich and family to emigrate, 3983 [29FE]

———efforts of Taras Shevchenko to emigrate, 25691 [17SE]

———efforts of Tashpulat Katanov and family to emigrate, 24554 [6SE]

———efforts of Tatyana Ulanovsky to emigrate, 4708 [6MR]

———efforts of Viktor and Irina Brailovsky to emigrate, 21461 [27JY], 26401 [20SE]

———efforts of Vladimir and Mariya Slepak to emigrate, 1392 [1FE], 8291 [5AP], 25410 [13SE]

———efforts of Yaokov Fink to emigrate, 28172 [1OC]

———efforts of Yevgeny Yakir and family to emigrate, 19439 [27JN]

———efforts of Yosif Begun to emigrate, 5399 [13MR], 26404 [20SE], 28827 [2OC]

———efforts of Yuri Shikhanovich to emigrate, 30226 [4OC]

———efforts of Yuri Shukhevych to emigrate, 6926 [28MR]

———efforts of Yuri Tarnopolsky, and family to emigrate, 2380 [8FE], 8471 [9AP], 29648 [3OC]

———efforts of Zachar and Tatyana Zunshine to emigrate, 20461 [29JN], 28177 [1OC]

———efforts of Zina and Arkady Abranzon to emigrate, 5867 [19MR]

———emigration policy, 3061 [22FE], 3292 [23FE], 19457, 19461 [27JN], 20461 [29JN]

———harassment of Aleksander Ioffee, 27813 [28SE]

———human rights violations, 6940 [28MR], 21714 [31JY], 21832 [1AU], 26921 [25SE]

———hunger strike of Andrei Sakharov, 12106 [14MY]

———imprisonment of Alexsei Murzhenko, 17210 [19JN]

———imprisonment of Anatoly Scharansky, 442 [25JA], 661 [26JA], 1172 [31JA]

———imprisonment of Andrei Sakharov, 17210 [19JN]

———imprisonment of Antanas Terleckas, 2830 [21FE]

———imprisonment of Felix Kochubievsky, 27616 [27SE]

———imprisonment of Ida Nudel, 21365 [26JY]

———imprisonment of Lev Elbert, 27620 [27SE]

———imprisonment of Mart Niklus, 8276 [5AP], 25199 [12SE], 25944, 25953 [18SE], 26184 [19SE], 26395, 26399, 26402, 26405 [20SE], 26641, 26643 [24SE], 26936 [25SE], 27812 [28SE], 30769 [5OC], 31712, 31749 [10OC]

———imprisonment of Raoul Wallenburg, 2614 [9FE]

———imprisonment of Shmuel Zalmonson, 6318 [21MR]

———imprisonment of Valery Marchenko, 6076 [20MR], 21566 [30JY]

———imprisonment of Yuriy Shukhevych, 6492 [22MR]

———International Parliamentary Group for Human Rights efforts to effect changes in human rights violations, 20465 [29JN], 21832 [1AU]

———relief of Stanislav Levchenko, 28172, 28176 [1OC]

———religious persecution, 28166 [1OC]

———verify health and safety of Andrei Sakharov, 20342 [29JN]

St. Patrick's Day: observance, 5822 [15MR]

Standards: equal application, 17631 [20JN]

Stefanut, Iosif: religious persecution in Romania, 7277 [30MR]

Tarnopolsky, Yuri, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 2380 [8FE], 8471 [9AP], 29648 [3OC]

Telephone conversations: penalties for nonconsensual recording by Government officers or employees (H.R. 4826), 2613 [9FE]

Terleckas, Antanas: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 2830 [21FE]

Terrorism: security issues, 32541 [12OC]

Thailand: human rights violations against refugees by the North Vietnamese, 14866 [4JN]

Third World countries: funding for joint U.S.-Israeli assistance projects, 9046 [11AP]

Torture: condemn existence in foreign nations, 19419 [27JN]

———implementation of policy in opposition to practice by foreign governments (S.J. Res. 320; H.J. Res. 605), 20411 [29JN]

———U.S. opposition to practice by any foreign government (H.J. Res. 605), 20552 [23JY], 24857, 24859, 24861 [12SE], 24862 [14SE]

Turkey: anniversary of invasion of Cyprus, 21357, 21371 [26JY], 21742 [31JY]

———human rights violations, 12098 [14MY]

Tykhy, Oleksiy: abuses in the Soviet Union, 19444 [27JN]

———death of Helsinki Monitoring Group monitor, 14394 [24MY]

U.S. Air Force contract: awarded to alleged Northern Ireland human rights violator, 5106, 5114 [8MR]

U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council: authorizing appropriations (H.R. 5100), 11471 [8MY]

U.S. policy, 19987 [28JN]

Ukraine: anniversary of independence, 651 [26JA], 1207-1212 [1FE], 2367 [8FE], 3058 [22FE]

Ukrainian National Association: observance of 90th anniversary, 2379 [8FE]

Ulanovsky, Tatyana: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 4708 [6MR]

Uruguay: Presidential elections, 24551 [6SE]

Utica, NY: Holocaust Memorial ceremony, 25941 [18SE]

Vaitzblit, Ilya: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 2832 [21FE]

Vasserman, Grigory: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 6937 [28MR]

Wallenberg, Raoul G.: search, 2614 [9FE], 26180 [19SE]

Warsaw Pact Countries: expressing sense of Congress concerning infringements of religious freedom (S. Con. Res. 119), 30148 [4OC]

Warsaw uprising and Polish resistance to World War II invasion: commemorate anniversary (S.J. Res. 272), 21889 [1AU]

Westport-Weston, CT: commemoration service for victims of the holocaust, 6070 [20MR]

Wiesel, Elie: award special congressional gold medal (S. 2597), 10224 [3MY]

Witness for Peace: position on U.S. policy in Central America, 16781 [15JN]

Women: discrimination in education, 3861, 3862 [29FE]

———economic status, 30160 [4OC]

———insure equitable wages, 4691 [6MR]

———pay equity (H. Con. Res. 244), 371 [25JA]

———reforms to achieve economic equity, 7623 [3AP]

Women in U.S. Society: House Wednesday Group study, 19159 [27JN]

Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry: commemorate plight, 324 [24JA]

Yakir, Aleksandr: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 17634 [20JN], 25691 [17SE]

Yakir, Yevgeny, and family: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 19439 [27JN]

Yalta Executive Agreement: renounce (H.J. Res. 435), 12352 [15MY]

Yuri Shukhevych Defense Week: observance, 6492 [22MR], 6945 [28MR]

Zalmonson, Shmuel: imprisonment in the Soviet Union, 6318 [21MR]

Zimbabwe: human rights violations, 11963 [10MY]

Zunshine, Zachar and Tatyana: efforts to emigrate from the Soviet Union, 20461 [29JN], 28177 [1OC]

Remarks in Senate

Abortion: Pennsylvania court decision requiring State funding, 5377 [13MR]

Afghanistan: anniversary of Communist coup, 10494 [1MY]

———resistance movement, 793 [30JA]

———Soviet invasion, 6453 [22MR], 7660 [4AP], 10043 [26AP], 10623-10625 [2MY], 10811 [3MY], 11970 [11MY], 12898 [18MY], 13050 [21MY], 14139 [24MY], 15525-15527 [8JN], 20016 [29JN], 20471 [23JY], 21097 [26JY], 21753, 21756 [1AU], 22085 [2AU], 24670, 24671 [10SE], 27402 [27SE]

———starvation, 15525-15527 [8JN]

———supporting struggle to gain freedom (S. Con. Res. 74), 28926, 28983 [3OC]

Alfonsin, Raul: inauguration as President of Argentina, 1304 [1FE]

Amnesty International: proposals to prevent acts of torture, 11779 [10MY]

———report on worldwide torture incidents, 6523 [26MR]

Antiboycott enforcement: Dept. of Commerce jurisdiction, 3392, 3393 [27FE]

———judicial review for civil violations, 3395-3397 [27FE]

Anti-Semitism: penalties for certain acts of violence or vandalism (S. 2816), 19655 [28JN]

Argentina: efforts toward democracy, 15875 [12JN]

———Presidential elections, 7442 [3AP]

Armed Career Criminal Act: enact (S. 52), 2900 [22FE], 3090-3100 [23FE]

———enact (S. 52), debate procedure, 2952 [22FE]

Armenians: anniversary of genocide, 5832, 5833 [19MR], 8250 [5AP], 8528 [10AP], 9643 [24AP], 9865, 9894 [25AP], 10062, 10179 [26AP], 10911 [3MY], 11496 [9MY], 13141 [22MY], 14936 [5JN], 20777 [25JY]

Baby Jane Doe: financial compensation for legal fees, 15555 [8JN]

Bahais: opposing religious persecution (S. Con. Res. 86), 8788 [11AP], 16649-16653 [15JN]

———religious persecution, 396 [25JA], 511, 624 [26JA], 2840 [22FE], 3720 [29FE], 7516 [3AP], 10048 [26AP], 12134 [15MY], 15563 [8JN], 17070 [19JN]

———religious persecution (H. Con. Res. 226), placed on calendar, 15880 [12JN]

Baltic Freedom Day: designate, 15352 [7JN]

Begun, Yosif: imprisonment and efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 4760 [7MR], 5701 [15MR], 16989 [18JN]

Berlin Wall: anniversary, 23727 [10AU]

Bitker, Bruno: tribute, 9806 [25AP]

Bonner, Elena: allow emigration, 11721 [10MY], 13054 [21MY], 14144 [24MY], 14841 [4JN], 16590, 16595 [14JN], 17379 [20JN], 25564 [17SE]

———allow emigration from Soviet Union (H. Con. Res. 304), 12915 [18MY]

———allow emigration from Soviet Union (S. Con. Res. 113), 11774 [10MY], 12435, 12462 [16MY], 13114 [21MY]

———efforts to emigrate (H. Con. Res. 332), 20066-20068 [29JN], 20571 [24JY]

———efforts to emigrate (H. Con. Res. 332), vote procedure, 20498 [23JY]

———efforts to emigrate (S. Con. Res. 128), 19673 [28JN]

———relative to health and legal status, 21219 [26JY]

Byelorussian Independence Day: observance, 6761 [27MR], 7136 [29MR]

Cape Verde Islands, Republic of: role in mediation of conflicts in southern Africa, 21821 [1AU]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 20473 [23JY]

Casasus, Guillermo C.: Cuban imprisonment, 26598-26600 [24SE]

Catholic Church: campaign to discredit, 23224 [9AU]

Central America: reaction of European parliamentarians to U.S. policy, 9673 [24AP]

———U.S. policy, 4735 [7MR]

Central America Democracy, Peace, and Development Initiative Act: review economic and military assistance policy (S. Con. Res. 97), 5142 [12MR]

Chemical warfare agents: Soviet use (S. Res. 201), 2569, 2574 [9FE], 2862 [22FE]

Chile: restoration of democracy (S. Con. Res. 142), 25371 [13SE]

China, People's Republic of: violations of human rights, 30775 [9OC]

China, Republic of: human rights violations, 19485 [28JN]

Commission on the Ukraine Famine Act: enact (S. 2456), 6161 [21MR], 23371 [9AU], 26448 [21SE]

Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians: implement findings—notice of hearing, 22862 [8AU]

Congressional Fast and Prayer Vigil for Soviet Jewry: observance, 16558, 16591, 16595, 16604 [14JN]

Congressional Wives for Soviet Jewry: host international conference, 7410 [2AP]

Conversations: prohibit secret recording, 1023-1028 [31JA], 1270-1280 [1FE], 1568-1578, 1581 [2FE]

Cuba: human rights violations, 24738 [11SE]

———religious freedom violations, 25968 [19SE]

Death penalty: constitutional procedures for imposition (S. 1765), 2208-2244 [8FE], 2455 [9FE], 2703-2710 [21FE], 2867-2898 [22FE], 3084 [23FE], 5152 [12MR], 17884 [21JN]

———constitutional procedures for imposition (S. 1765), cloture motion, 2280 [8FE], 2471 [9FE]

———constitutional procedures for imposition (S. 1765), debate procedure, 2146, 2147 [7FE]

District of Columbia: rename Soviet Embassy portion of 16th Street after Andrei Sakharov (S. 2743), 15535 [8JN]

———rename Soviet Embassy portion of 16th Street after Andrei Sakharov (S. Con. Res. 118), 15548 [8JN]

El Salvador: assure justice in case of murdered churchwomen (S.J. Res. 216), 678 [27JA], 7483 [3AP]

———certification of human rights progress (H.R. 4042), Senate Legal Counsel intervention in action relative to pocket veto (S. Res. 313), 566 [26JA]

———certification requirements, 6835-6850 [28MR]

———certification requirements (H.R. 4656), 2473 [9FE], 2698 [21FE]

———Committee on Appropriations hearing findings on military aid, 5839-5840 [19MR]

———death squads, 683 [27JA], 1249 [1FE], 5129 [12MR], 6834 [28MR], 7039, 7044, 7072 [29MR], 7356 [2AP], 7454, 7479 [3AP], 8038 [5AP], 10629 [2MY], 14937 [5JN], 22742 [8AU]

———human rights violations, 22562 [7AU]

———military advisers, 23726 [10AU]

———presidential elections, 6835, 6842-6850 [28MR], 8010 [5AP], 10688-10695 [2MY], 11219, 11249 [8MY]

———require Government effort to eradicate death squads (S. 2214), 580 [26JA]

———suspend deportation efforts against refugees (S. 2131), 8745-8748 [11AP], 9355 [12AP], 28835 [3OC], 29847 [4OC]

Estonia: anniversary of independence, 2862 [22FE], 3084 [23FE], 3465, 3468, 3471 [27FE], 3851 [29FE], 4316 [5MR], 14145 [24MY], 17080 [19JN]

Ethiopia: expressing concern for plight of Jews (S. Con. Res. 55), 1363 [1FE]

———religious persecution, 8356 [9AP], 19477 [28JN]

Federal employees: prohibit taping of conversations while acting in official capacity (S. 2669), 12023 [14MY]

Foreign countries: implementation of U.S. policy of opposition to practice of torture (H.J. Res. 605), 26437 [21SE]

Freedom of Information Reform Act: enact (S. 774), 3492-3521 [27FE]

Gandhi, Mohandas: anniversary of death, 797 [30JA]

Germany, Democratic Republic of: political aspects of Buchenwald Museum, 20563 [24JY]

Greek War of Independence: anniversary, 6094 [21MR], 6858 [28MR]

Haiti: human rights violations, 19689 [28JN]

Helsinki Final Act: anniversary of signing, 21770, 21773, 21814, 21816, 21821 [1AU], 22137 [2AU]

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (S.J. Res. 317), 17589 [20JN]

Holocaust: commemoration, 10815 [3MY], 11213 [8MY], 12014 [14MY], 12118 [15MY], 14829 [4JN], 14981 [6JN], 16008 [13JN]

———U.S. gathering of survivors, 27956 [1OC]

Indonesia: human rights violations, 25709 [18SE]

Infants: medical treatment for certain with life-threatening conditions, 21151-21156-21161 [26JY]

International Day of Concern for Soviet Jews: observance, 5696-5710 [15MR]

International law: role in advancement of human rights, 11302 [8MY]

International Week of Solidarity With Ethiopian Jewry: observance, 19486 [28JN], 20162 [29JN]

Iran: human rights violations, 15563 [8JN], 18555 [25JN], 19414 [27JN], 19704 [28JN]

Jewish Community Relations Council, Springfield, IL: tribute, 19 [23JA]

Jews: free emigration, 2206 [8FE], 2736 [21FE], 3724 [29FE], 4156 [1MR]

Kampuchea: human rights violations, 7172 [30MR], 22703 [8AU]

Kim Dae Jung: possible arrest by South Korean Government, 27164 [26SE]

Kissinger Commission: report assessment, 3720 [29FE]

Korea, Republic of: human rights policies, 12741 [17MY]

Ku Klux Klan: promotion of social unrest, 6374 [22MR]

Latin America: status of freedom of the press, 19409 [27JN]

Latvia: anniversary of independence, 14145 [24MY], 17080 [19JN]

Law enforcement: exempt State personnel from certain employment discrimination regulations (S. 2425), 5452 [14MR]

Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, France: World War II Jewish underground railroad, 9807 [25AP]

Legal services: improve delivery to those financially unable to obtain representation (H.R. 4307), held at desk, 13251 [22MY]

———improve for indigents (S. 2420), 5344 [13MR]

Lithuania: anniversary of independence, 1787 [3FE], 2080 [7FE], 2278 [8FE], 2563 [9FE], 2688-2693 [21FE], 2861, 2942 [22FE], 3180, 3193 [23FE], 14145 [24MY], 17080 [19JN]

———religious persecution, 4253 [2MR]

———tribute, 21578 [31JY]

Lithuanian Independence Day: designate (H.J. Res. 655), 30709 [5OC]

Mandela, Nelson and Winnie: call for South African Government to release from imprisonment (S. Con. Res. 386), 10903 [3MY], 31167, 31168 [10OC]

Mayan Indians: human rights violations, 12620 [17MY]

Miskito Indian Nation, Nicaragua: efforts to oppose Sandinista regime, 19491, 19494 [28JN]

Namibia: independence efforts, 15291-15292 [7JN]

National Conference on Soviet Jewry: call for free Soviet emigration, 26711 [25SE]

Nicaragua: Committee on Appropriations hearing findings on military aid, 5839-5840 [19MR]

———human rights violations, 14937 [5JN]

———prohibit funding for support of terrorist activities, 28985-29000 [3OC]

———religious persecution by Government, 12476 [16MY]

Nigeria: acts of genocide against Ibo people, 5260 [13MR]

Niklus, Mart: birthday of Soviet prisoner of conscience, 26052 [19SE]

———Soviet imprisonment, 24676 [10SE]

Nudel, Ida: Soviet imprisonment, 5700 [15MR]

OAS: anniversary of Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, 27756 [28SE]

Ogurtsov, Igor: allow emigration from Soviet Union (S. Res. 294), 3474 [27FE], 20173 [29JN]

Panama: Presidential elections, 8580 [10AP]

Paraguay: condemning closing of ABC Color newspaper (H. Con. Res. 331), 21399-21403 [27JY]

———condemning closing of ABC Color newspaper (H. Con. Res. 331), placed on calendar, 21226 [26JY]

———human rights violations, 4577 [6MR]

Paritsky, Alekandr: efforts to emigrate, 24364 [6SE]

Peru: mass murder, 25277 [13SE]

Philippines: Presidential elections, 11712 [10MY]

Poland: anniversary of Warsaw Ghetto uprising, 11711 [10MY]

———authorize foreign assistance for agricultural activities (S. 3000), 25773 [18SE]

———reunion of Jewish inhabitants of wartime ghetto, 22323 [3AU], 24193 [5SE]

Portugal: anniversary of independence, 12462 [16MY]

Presidential campaigns: religious issues, 25281 [13SE]

Prisons: overcrowding, 12663, 12668-12676 [17MY]

Rodriguez, Silvino: Cuban imprisonment, 26598-26600 [24SE]

Romania: most-favored-nation trade status, 23727 [10AU]

———plight of Hungarian minority, 3851 [29FE]

———religious persecution, 20160 [29JN]

Sakharov, Andrei: allow emigration from Soviet Union (S. Con. Res. 113), 11774 [10MY], 12435, 12462 [16MY], 13114 [21MY]

———birthday, 13114 [21MY]

———relative to health and legal status, 21219 [26JY]

———Soviet imprisonment, 11721 [10MY], 13054 [21MY], 14144 [24MY], 14841 [4JN], 16590, 16591, 16595 [14JN], 17379 [20JN], 25564 [17SE]

———Soviet imprisonment (H. Con. Res. 332), 20066-20068 [29JN], 20571 [24JY]

———Soviet imprisonment (H. Con. Res. 332), vote procedure, 20498 [23JY]

———Soviet imprisonment (S. Con. Res. 128), 19673 [28JN]

Scharansky, Anatoly: Soviet imprisonment, 2206 [8FE], 5695-5710 [15MR]

Senate Legal Counsel: intervention in action relative to Barnes, et al. v. Carmen, et al. (S. Res. 313), 566 [26JA]

Sex crimes: protection of legal rights of child victims (S. Con. Res. 120), 27927 [1OC]

Sexual abuse: protect legal rights of child victims (S. Con. Res. 120), 15550 [8JN]

Sexual assault: aid for child victims (S. Con. Res. 120), 27790 [28SE]

Sikkim: Indian occupation, 14986 [6JN]

Sin, Jaime L.: tribute, 15061 [6JN]

Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry: support (S. Res. 367), 9857, 9895 [25AP]

South Africa: condemn detentions and arrests of political opponents of Government (S. Con. Res. 139), 24780 [11SE], 25721 [18SE], 26448 [21SE]

———forced relocation of blacks, 22709 [8AU], 27914 [29SE]

———Government sanctions against opposition, 32440 [12OC]

———human rights violations, 27761-27763 [28SE]

———relating to blackspot policy (H. Con. Res. 122), 28850-28852 [3OC]

———relating to blackspot policy (H. Con. Res. 122), S. Con. Res. 65 passed in lieu, 28852 [3OC]

———relating to blackspot policy (S. Con. Res. 65), 28849 [3OC]

———relating to blackspot policy (S. Con. Res. 65), unanimous-consent request, 28840 [3OC]

———relating to policy of blackspot (H. Con. Res. 122), placed on calendar, 26305 [20SE]

———U.S. media coverage of civil liberties violations, 10718 [2MY]

———U.S. trade policy, 3733 [29FE], 4137 [1MR]

South African Council of Churches: historic role, 5775 [15MR]

Soviet Jews: free emigration, 4053 [1MR], 4760 [7MR], 6451 [22MR], 6524 [26MR], 6654 [27MR], 10119 [26AP], 10326 [30AP], 10413 [1MY], 11971 [11MY], 16185 [13JN], 16454, 16455, 16462, 16590, 16591 [14JN], 21579 [31JY], 24364 [6SE]

———persecution, 5850 [19MR]

Soviet Union: decline in Jewish emigration, 28835 [3OC]

———relative to reduction of Jewish emigration (H.J. Res. 279), 21828 [1AU]

———use of forced labor, 2731 [21FE]

Sri Lanka: deploring intercommunal acts of violence (S. Res. 403), 16167 [13JN]

———human rights violations against Tamil community, 2060 [7FE], 5884 [20MR], 12383 [16MY], 23236 [9AU]

Sumubila, Nicaragua: terrorist attacks, 19491 [28JN]

Supreme Court: impact of decisions on exclusionary rules, 20567 [24JY]

Syrian Jews: free emigration, 6763 [27MR]

———free emigration (S. Con. Res. 94), 2269 [8FE], 25387 [13SE]

``Tale of the Ring—A Kaddish'': tribute to author, Frank Stiffel, 15608 [11JN]

Tasmanian aborigines: extermination of race, 26648 [25SE]

Taxpayers: prohibit IRS harassment, 1321 [1FE], 9150 [12AP], 27823 [29SE]

Taxpayers' Bill of Rights Act: introduction (S. 2243), 1321 [1FE]

Tibet: Chinese invasion, 21755 [1AU]

Timor: acts of genocide, 5410 [14MR], 7335 [2AP]

Torture: condemnation, 22483 [6AU]

———implementation of U.S. policy opposing practices (S.J. Res. 320), 18685 [26JN], 22484 [6AU], 28436 [2OC]

Torture in the Eighties: Amnesty International report findings, 8658 [11AP]

Treblinka: Nazi concentration camp, 20021 [29JN]

Turkish diplomats: Armenian attacks, 9344 [12AP]

U.N.: funding for victims of torture program, 28879 [3OC]

U.S. Air Force: affirmative action clause in transport plane contract awarded in Northern Ireland, 19486 [28JN]

Uganda: human rights violations, 23219 [9AU]

Ukraine: anniversary of independence, 4316 [5MR]

———commemorate famine (S. Con. Res. 101), 7223 [30MR], 21578 [31JY], 23371 [9AU]

———establish commission to study famine, 29064 [3OC]

———famine, 7660 [4AP]

———tribute to artist and poet Taras Shevchenko, 25663 [17SE]

Ukrainian Independence Day: observance of 66th anniversary, 682 [27JA]

Ukrainian National Association: anniversary tribute, 2703 [21FE]

Uruguay: human rights violations, 15873 [12JN]

Wallenberg, Raoul: Budapest, Hungary, memorial dedication, 14050 [24MY]

Warsaw Pact countries: allow religious freedom (S. Con. Res. 119), 15548 [8JN], 20167 [29JN], 25388-25389 [13SE]

Warsaw uprising and Polish resistance to World War II invasion: commemorate anniversary (S.J. Res. 272), 8595 [10AP], 21398 [27JY], 22336 [3AU]

———commemorate anniversary (S.J. Res. 272), placed on calendar, 21226 [26JY]

Wiesel, Elie: nomination for Nobel Peace Prize, 666 [27JA]

———presentation of gold medal (S.J. Res. 231), 5947 [20MR]

Wire communications: electronic surveillance, 6094 [21MR]

Workers' rights: investigation of violations, 12900 [18MY]

Yakir, Aleksandr: Soviet imprisonment, 24705 [10SE], 25384 [13SE]

Zimbabwe: human rights violations, 13470 [23MY]

Reports

Amend Programs for Persons With Developmental Disabilities: Committee on Labor and Human Resources (S. 2573) (S. Rept. 98-493), 14832 [4JN]

Attack on Ocotal, Nicaragua: witness for peace program in Nicaragua, 28993 [3OC]

Attack on Waslala, Nicaragua: witness for peace program in Nicaragua, 28997 [3OC]

Baltic Freedom Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 296), 15340 [7JN]

Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment and Adoption Reform Act Amendments: committee of conference (H.R. 1904) (H. Rept. 98-1038), 26170 [19SE]

Commission on First Observance of Holiday Honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.: Committee on Post Office and Civil Service (H.R. 5890) (H. Rept. 98-893), 20549 [23JY]

Day of Remembrance for Victims of Genocide (S.J. Res. 87): Committee on the Judiciary, 8083 [5AP]

Death Penalty Imposition: Committee on the Judiciary (minority views), 2469 [9FE], 2884 [22FE]

———sundry, 2239 [8FE]

Election '84—Haitian Style—Mission Findings on Human Rights Violations: Americas Watch and the Lawyers' Committee for International Human Rights, 9608 [12AP]

Elimination of Gender-Based Distinctions in Law: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 501) (S. Rept. 98-390), 8752 [11AP]

Emigration Reduction From Soviet Union: Committee on Foreign Relations (H.J. Res. 279), 21615 [1AU]

Erroneous Convictions, 2240 [8FE]

Firearm Owner's Rights Protection: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 914) (S. Rept. 98-583), 22829 [8AU]

Five Hundred Rebels Desert, Request Amnesty: Dept. of State, 15994 [12JN]

Freedom of Information Act Guidelines: ABA (excerpt), 3508 [27FE]

Goal of Apartheid: South African Council of Churches and the Southern African Catholic Bishop's Conference (excerpt), 28850 [3OC]

Harassment of Jews in the Soviet Union: R. L. Mintz, 12958 [18MY]

How Members of Congress Can Aid Soviet Jews: Student Coalition for Soviet Jewry, 3725 [29FE]

Human Rights in Latin America 1983—Haiti: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 10589 [1MY]

Human Rights Practices: Dept. of State (excerpt), 20173 [29JN]

Human Rights Situation in El Salvador: Americas Watch (excerpt), 28267 [2OC]

Human Rights—United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Irish National Caucus, 3957-3959 [29FE]

Judicial System in El Salvador: Dept. of State (excerpt), 679 [27JA]

Justice and Human Rights: Frank Graves, 6928-6929 [28MR]

Labor Standards Enforcement in Foreign Countries: Committee on Foreign Affairs (excerpt), 3735 [29FE]

Labor Standards for U.S. Employers in South Africa: Library of Congress, 5060 [8MR]

Medical Mission to Honduras: Othniel J. Seiden, 19494-19496 [28JN]

Myth of Voluntary Removals: Transvaal Rural Action Committee, 22709-22713 [8AU]

Notes of the National Bipartisan Commission on Central America Report: Senator Inouye, 3721-3723 [29FE], 7067 [29MR]

Organ Procurement and Transplantation Registry and Task Force: Committee on Labor and Human Resources (S. Rept. 98-382), 8425 [9AP]

Peace Initiatives for Northern Ireland: New Ireland Forum, 10830-10838 [3MY]

Penalty for Unauthorized Direct Access To, or Alteration of Individual Medical Records Through a Telecommunications Device: Committee on Energy and Commerce (H.R. 5831) (H. Rept. 98-918), 21510 [30JY]

Political Violence and Fraud Rumors Threaten Legitimacy of Guatemalan Elections: Council on Hemispheric Affairs, 16609 [14JN]

Polygraph Examinations and Prepublication Review Requirements by Federal Agencies: Committee on Armed Services (H.R. 4681) (H. Rept. 98-961), 26589 [24SE]

Press Freedom in Latin America 1983-84: Council on Hemispheric Affairs and the Newspaper Guild (excerpt), 19409-19411 [27JN]

Private U.S. Observers Agree Salvador Election Free and Honest, 12318 [15MY]

Prohibit Recording of Conversations Made on Federal Telecommunications Systems: Committee on Government Operations (H.R. 4620) (H. Rept. 98-815), 14688 [31MY]

Protesting of Human Rights Violations in Soviet Union: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 113), 12158 [15MY]

Religious Freedom Infringements by Governments of Warsaw Pact States: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 119), 25015 [12SE]

Religious Rights in Communist Countries: Advisory Council on Religious Rights in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, 2689 [21FE]

Report From Afghanistan: Medecins sans Frontieres, 21976 [1AU]

Sense of Congress Regarding Persecution of Religion in Iran: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 86), 15532 [8JN]

Sense of Congress That Exploitation Policy of Workers in Soviet Union Forced-Labor Camps Is Morally Reprehensible and Should End: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 31), 15039 [6JN]

Shocking Abuses of Justice in Northern Ireland: Eugene Turner, 3947 [29FE]

South Africa Removal of Blacks From Legal Residences: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 65), 26034 [19SE]

South Africa's Arrests and Detentions of Political Opponents: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 139), 25617 [17SE]

Soviet Union Should Release Igor V. Ogurtsov From Exile and He Be Allowed to Emigrate: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 294), 15039 [6JN]

Torture in the Eighties—Uruguay: Amnesty International, 15874 [12JN]

U.S. War in Nicaragua: National Peace Vigil in Nicaragua, 28996 [3OC]

Use of Torture in Foreign Countries: Amnesty International (excerpt), 22484 [6AU]

Violations of Human Rights in Soviet-Occupied Lithuania (excerpt), 2861 [22FE]

Reports to constituents

Leahy, Patrick J.: Religious Discrimination in the U.S.S.R., 5704 [15MR]

Resolutions by organizations

Anniversary of Lithuanian independence: Lithuanian Cultural Center, 3193 [23FE]

Free Speech Movement commemoration: University of California, 27614 [27SE]

Human liberty: AFL-CIO (1881), 19575 [28JN]

Ratification of the International Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, 24505 [6SE]

Search for Raoul G. Wallenberg: Philadelphia Bar Association, 26181 [19SE]

Statements

Armenian Genocide: Dept. of State, 9644 [24AP]

———Henry Morgenthau, 8250 [5AP], 9652 [24AP]

———Permanent People's Tribunal (excerpt), 14742 [31MY]

———President Carter, 9653 [24AP]

———Representative Coelho, 9644 [24AP]

Belfast Riots: Martin Abend, 26173 [19SE]

———Martin Galvin, 25926-25928 [18SE]

Bombing of Synagogue: John V. Evans, Governor of Idaho, 12118 [15MY]

Chemical and Toxin Weapons Use in Afghanistan and Southeast Asia, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 2864 [22FE]

Cherished Ideal of a Democratic and Free Society: Nelson Mandela, 25884 [18SE]

Collection Policies of IRS: Donald Alexander, 1321 [1FE]

Conflict in Northern Ireland: Martin Galvin, 6029 [20MR]

Conflict in Northern Ireland—Response to Address by Irish Prime Minister Garret FitzGerald: Gerry Adams, 6048-6050 [20MR]

Conscience of Survival: Martin Neimoeller, 5698 [15MR]

Day of Sorrow and Irreconcilability: Congress of Russian-Americans, Inc., 31751 [10OC], 32551 [12OC], 32597 [14NO]

Death Penalty Imposition: Harold E. Hughes (1974), 3084 [23FE]

———Senator Cranston (1974), 3084 [23FE]

———Senator Percy (1974), 3084 [23FE]

———sundry, 2210, 2218, 2219-2222, 2225, 2227, 2229 [8FE], 2455, 2457, 2458, 2459, 2462, 2467 [9FE], 2708-2710 [21FE], 2869, 2872, 2873, 2880, 2884, 2887, 2895 [22FE]

Death Squad Terrorism in El Salvador: Vice President Bush, 580 [26JA], 6835 [28MR]

Declaration of U.S. Policy Concerning Human Rights in El Salvador: Senator Moynihan, 7483 [3AP]

Denouncing Attacks Against Polish Lawyers and Politial Trials of Solidarity Advisors, 21041 [25JY]

Disapproval of Opening Honorary South African Consulates: Senator Coyne, 9532 [12AP]

Efforts of Ida Nudel To Emigrate From the Soviet Union (sundry excerpts), 6491 [22MR]

Eleanor Roosevelt, Human Rights Advocate: Adlai Stevenson III, 2475 [9FE]

ERA and Abortion (sundry), 303-305 [24JA]

Erroneous Conviction of Freddy Pitts and Wilbur Lee: Rubin O. Askew, 2240 [8FE]

Escape From Holocaust (excerpts), 27656 [28SE]

Foreign Investment in South Africa: Stanley Greenberg, 4137 [1MR]

———Steve Biko, 4137 [1MR]

Freedom of Information Act Guidelines: sundry, 3497-3502, 3513 [27FE]

Freedom of Speech and Free Exercise of Religion: Lawrence Tribe (excerpt), 20947 [25JY]

Haitian Elections and Human Rights: Willy Romelus, 4709 [6MR]

Handgun Control: Lois Hess, Handgun Control, Inc., 17883 [21JN]

Have Done My Duty to My People and to South Africa: Nelson Mandela, 25886 [18SE]

Holocaust Commemoration: Elie Wiesel, 11213 [8MY]

Hope of Freedom: Pearl S. Buck, 24705 [10SE]

Human Needs and World Security: Representative Tony P. Hall, 4705-4707 [6MR]

Human Rights and American Foreign Policy: Allard K. Lowenstein, 5473-5476 [14MR]

Human Rights and U.S. Policy in Honduras—Torture, 14025-14027 [23MY]

Human Rights in Cuba: Elliott Abrams (excerpts), 24572 [6SE]

Human Rights in South Africa: Winnie Mandela (excerpt), 25884 [18SE]

Human Rights in the Soviet Union: Jewish Community Relations Council, 9631 [12AP]

Human Rights Negotiations: President Reagan (excerpt), 10048 [26AP]

Human Rights Violations in Bielarus/Byelorussia by Moscow: Byelorussian Coordinating Committee of Chicago, IL, 6286 [21MR]

Human Rights Violations in Nicaragua: Commission on Human Rights of Nicaragua, 14940-14942 [5JN]

Information on Whereabouts in Soviet Union of Andrei Sakharov and Elena Bonner: Dept. of State (sundry excerpts), 20188 [29JN]

Labor Standards Enforcement in Foreign Countries: sundry, 3737-3739 [29FE]

Legal Effect of the ERA on Abortion: Paige C. Cunningham, 300 [24JA]

Liberty and Freedom: John F. Kennedy, 16944 [18JN]

Medical Status of Drs. Elena Bonner-Sakharov and Andrei Sakharov: International Parliamentary Group for Human Rights in the Soviet Union, 12260 [15MY], 12330 [15MY], 12915 [18MY]

Moral Offensive in Central America: Jesse Jackson (sundry), 20430-20432 [29JN]

Namibian Efforts Toward Independence: sundry excerpts, 15292 [7JN]

People of Latin America: Milton Eisenhower, 16946 [18JN]

Personal Account of Sandinista Torture: Prudencio Baltodano, 13949 [23MY]

Plight of Soviet Jewry: Edward Kuznetsov, 16456 [14JN]

Political Entities—Manmade Structures: Bruno Bitker, 9807 [25AP]

Presidential Elections in El Salvador: Senator Huddleston, 6843 [28MR]

Prison Conditions, Cuban political prisoners, 26599 [24SE]

Proposals for Peace: Woodrow Wilson (1918 excerpt), 2693 [21FE]

Relief of Pain in the Human Fetus During Abortion Act (H.R. 4857): Americans United for Life, 3314 [23FE]

Religious and Ethnic Oppression in the U.S.S.R.: Ayshe Seytmuratova, 20742 [24JY]

Religious Rights in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union: Senator Percy, 16334 [13JN]

Renaming Washington, D.C., Street for Andrei Sakharov: Senator Grassley, 20066 [29JN]

Search for Raoul G. Wallenberg: Joshua Eilberg, 26181 [19SE]

———Representative Fish, 26180 [19SE]

Soviet Anti-Semitism Policies: Joel Sprayregen, 5707 [15MR]

———Pamela Cohen, 5707 [15MR]

———Union of Councils for Soviet Jews (excerpt), 5126 [12MR]

Soviet Position on Civil Rights: Delegations of the U.S.S.R., the Ukraine and Byelorussia, 22317 [2AU]

———Postmaster General William F. Bolger, 22316 [2AU]

———Representative Gilman, 22317 [2AU]

St. Patrick's Day Message: Friends of Ireland in the Congress, 5572 [14MR]

State Action Against Bahais: Supreme Court of Iran, 3720 [29FE]

SWAPO Activities: Jeane J. Kirkpatrick (excerpt), 15292 [7JN]

Terrorist Activities: Sec. of State Shultz, 28985, 28988 [3OC]

Terrorist Activities in Nicaragua (sundry), 28989 [3OC]

To Be an American Means Participating in This Country's Political Process: Steve Kwon, 14874 [5JN]

12-Point Program for the Prevention of Torture: Amnesty International, 11780 [10MY]

U.S. Response to the Soviet Position on Civil Rights, 22318 [2AU]

Vindication of Sacco and Vanzetti: Michael S. Dukakis, Governor of Massachusetts, 2227 [8FE]

Western Intellect Relative to Human Rights: Andrei Sakharov (sundry excerpts), 11817 [10MY]

Studies

Death Penalty Imposition: Samuel Gross and Robert Mauro (excerpt), 2708 [21FE]

———William J. Bowers and Glenn L. Pierce (excerpt), 2708 [21FE]

———sundry, 2869 [22FE]

Human Rights in Chile in 1983: David B. Lawrenz, 17614 [20JN]

Legal Analysis of the Potential Impact of the Proposed ERA on the Right to Abortion or Funding of an Abortion: Library of Congress, 300 [24JA]

Summaries

Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act Extension (H.R. 5758), 14766 [31MY]

Improvements in Legal Services for Indigents (S. 2420), 5345 [13MR]

People v. the Soviet Union—A Tribunal of Inquiry Into the Case of Yosif Begun, Soviet Jew, 16990 [18JN]

Tables

Acts of violence against Jews, 19655, 19656 [28JN]

Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union, 2737 [21FE], 5699 [15MR], 26866 [25SE]

U.S. murder rates: 1957-82, 2229 [8FE]

———with and without death penalty, 2243 [8FE], 2708 [21FE]

Testimonies

Civil Liberties Act (H.R. 4110): Representative Mineta, 19991 [28JN]

Condemn Iranian Government's Persecution of the Bahais (H. Con. Res. 226): Said Eshraghi, 11933 [10MY]

General Electric Pregnancy Discrimination in Insurance Coverage: ABA, 299 [24JA]

Nonsmoker Relief Act (H.R. 4955): Representative C. W. Bill Young, 3540 [27FE]

Northern Ireland Conflict: Michael Farrell, 15774 [11JN]

———Mrs. Eilis Kelly, 15775 [11JN]

Religious Persecution in Nicaragua: Wycliffe Diego, 15501 [7JN]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 107, expressing U.S. concern for welfare of Ethiopian Jews, 24862 [11SE]

H. Con. Res. 122, allow certain relocated black South Africans to return to ancestral land, 25880 [18SE], 28852 [3OC]

H. Con. Res. 192, bring question of Baltic States self-determination before U.N. Commission on Human Rights, 16440 [14JN]

H. Con. Res. 226, condemn religious persecution of Bahais, 13364 [22MY]

H. Con. Res. 239, establish a Commission To Study Pay Equity, 133 [23JA]

H. Con. Res. 265, encourage efforts of people of Paraguay to reclaim and exercise their human rights, 3966 [29FE]

H. Con. Res. 294, investigate Soviet interception of international mail, 10248 [26AP]

H. Con. Res. 298, recognize application for release of prisoners in Mariental internment camp and illegal occupation of Namibia by South Africa, 25877 [18SE]

H. Con. Res. 309, condemn the closing of ABC Color (newspaper) in Paraguay, 12870 [17MY]

H. Con. Res. 332, expressing the sense of Congress requesting information on whereabouts of Andrei Sakharov and Elena Bonner, 20186 [29JN]

H. Con. Res. 357, calling for restoration of democracy in Chile, 25415 [13SE]

H. Res. 463, require the Sec. of State to furnish new information to the House of Representatives regarding Salvadoran death squads, 5793 [15MR]

H.J. Res. 279, relative to reduction of Jewish emigration from Soviet Union, 21828 [1AU]

H.J. Res. 288, allow voluntary prayer in schools, 4521 [6MR]

H.J. Res. 605, implementation of U.S. policy in opposition to practice of torture by any foreign government, 20552 [23JY], 24857 [11SE]

H.R. 4857, Relief of Pain in the Human Fetus During Abortion Act, 3315 [23FE]

H.R. 4955, Nonsmoker Relief Act, 3540 [27FE]

H.R. 4996, Religious Speech Protection Act, 4227 [1MR]

H.R. 5725, Improved Standards for Laboratory Animals Act, 14399-14400 [24MY]

H.R. 5947, Livestock Producer Disaster Assistance Act, 19448 [27JN]

Pardon of Timothy J. Evans, Queen Elizabeth II, 2218 [8FE]

Protection to Business Act (South African law), 3735 [29FE]

S. 52, Armed Career Criminal Act, 3100 [23FE]

S. 52, Armed Career Criminal Act—unanimous-consent agreement, 2953 [22FE]

S. 774, Freedom of Information Reform Act, 3492-3495 [27FE]

S. 1765, constitutional procedures for imposition of death penalty, 2895 [22FE]

S. 2243, Taxpayers' Bill of Rights Act, 1321 [1FE]

S. 2456, Commission on the Ukraine Famine Act, 6161 [21MR], 26448 [21SE]

S. 2669, prohibition on taping of telephone conversations by Federal employees acting in official capacity, 12023 [14MY]

S. 2743, rename Soviet Embassy portion of 16th Street, DC, for Andrei Sakharov, 15535 [8JN]

S. 2816, penalties for certain acts of religious or ethnic violence or vandalism, 19656 [28JN]

S. Con. Res. 11, obligations of Soviet Union under international law with respect to human rights, 31352 [10OC]

S. Con. Res. 74, supporting struggle to gain freedom of Afghanistan, 30147 [4OC]

S. Con. Res. 90, relating to Jewish emigration, 1331 [1FE]

S. Con. Res. 94, free emigration of Syrian Jews, 2269 [8FE], 25387 [13SE]

S. Con. Res. 97, Central America Democracy, Peace, and Development Initiative Act economic and military assistance policy review, 5143 [12MR]

S. Con. Res. 101, commemorate Ukrainian famine, 7223 [30MR]

S. Con. Res. 113, call on Soviet Union to allow emigration of Andrei Sakharov and Elena Bonner, 11774 [10MY], 12436 [16MY]

S. Con. Res. 119, infringements of religious freedom by Warsaw Pact countries, 15548 [8JN], 25389 [13SE], 30150 [4OC]

S. Con. Res. 120, protect legal rights of child victims of sexual abuse, 15550 [8JN], 27790 [28SE]

S. Con. Res. 139, condemning detentions and arrests of political opponents of Government of South Africa, 24780 [11SE], 26448 [21SE]

S. Con. Res. 142, restoration of democracy in Chile, 25372 [13SE]

S. Con. Res. 386, call for South African Government to release Nelson and Winnie Mandela from imprisonment, 10903 [3MY]

S. Res. 201, Soviet use of chemical warfare agents, 2574 [9FE], 2863 [22FE]

S. Res. 249, allow emigration of Igor V. Ogurtsov from Soviet Union, 19345 [27JN]

S. Res. 313, Senate Legal Counsel intervention in action relative to Barnes, et al. v. Carmen, et al., 567 [26JA]

S. Res. 367, support for Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry, 8772 [11AP], 9858 [25AP]

S. Res. 386, relating to imprisonment of Nelson and Winnie Mandela by South African Government, 31168 [10OC]

S. Res. 403, deploring intercommunal acts of violence in Sri Lanka, 16167 [13JN]

S.J. Res. 216, assure justice in case of murdered churchwomen in El Salvador, 680 [27JA], 7482 [3AP]

S.J. Res. 231, presentation of gold medal to Elie Wiesel, 5947 [20MR]

S.J. Res. 272, commemorating anniversary of Warsaw uprising and Polish resistance to World War II Nazi invasion, 21399 [27JY], 21890 [1AU]

S.J. Res. 317, Helsinki Human Rights Day, 17590 [20JN]

S.J. Res. 320, implementation of U.S. policy opposing torture practices, 18686 [26JN]

Treaties

U.S.S.R.-Lithuania Peace Treaty (1920) (excerpt), 2693 [21FE]