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  • Subject is exactly "Human rights--El Salvador"
"An Update of the Investigation into the Jesuit Murders" by Charles L. Currie, S.J., 10 January 1991
A copy of an Oxfam America Special Report on El Salvador sent to Congressman John Joseph Moakley from a constituent and a letter from members of Congress to Secretary of State Alexander Haig regarding the murder of American nuns in El Salvador

The Oxfam article and the letter to the Secretary of State were clipped together.

A script for a Congressional appeal by John Joseph Moakley regarding temporary protection status for Salvadoran refugees or H.R. 2332, 1991
Amendment proposal, section 1, by John Joseph Moakley regarding the suspension of deportation of most illegal immigrants from El Salvador, Lebanon, Liberia, and Kuwait for three years, 1990
Amendment to H.R. 4300, Section 324: Temporary protected status for nationals of El Salvador, Lebanon, Liberia, and Kuwait, and Remarks by Congressman John Joseph Moakley, 26 September 1990
Assessment of the peace process in El Salvador: Report of the Secretary-General
Closing statement by John Joseph Moakley asking for support of H.R. 45 bill that would prevent the deportation of 750,000 refugees from China, Nicaragua, and El Salvador
Compiled correspondence and newspaper clippings on the temporary protection status of Salvadorans, 9 January-26 April 1992
Congressional Record article, "Salvador Killings Rise Despite U.S. Plea," 16 March 1989
Congressional Research Service Report for Congress, "El Salvador - Legal System, Judicial Reform, and Major Human Rights Cases Involving the Military," by K. Larry Storrs, 23 March 1990
Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 1989, report submitted to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives; and the Committee on Foreign Relations, U.S. Senate by the Department of State, February 1990
CRS (Congressional Research Service) Report for Congress, "El Salvador--Legal System, Judicial Reform, and Major Human Rights Cases Involving the Military, A Compilation of State Department Reports and Other Sources" 23 March 1990
Draft constituent letter regarding Congressman John Joseph Moakley's position in opposition to President Ronald Reagan's decision to certify human rights progress in El Salvador
Draft letter by James P. McGovern criticizing the Reagan Administration's policy in Latin America; also includes Congressman John Joseph Moakley's statement in the Congressional Record about the American nuns murdered in El Salvador

The letter by James P. McGovern and Moakley's Congressional Record statement were clipped together.

Draft letter from Congressman John Joseph Moakley to Speaker Tip O'Neill regarding the first anniversary of the nuns murdered in El Salvador in 1980

Includes handwritten edits

Draft press release from Congressman John Joseph Moakley, "Moakley Urges President Ronald Reagan to Halt the Training of Salvadoran Soldiers in the United States"
El Salvador Diary by David Scondras, 1990

Scondras, David

Fred [Clark?]'s notes providing an overview of John Joseph Moakley's involvement in El Salvador
Human rights in El Salvador: Report for the period January-December 1984
Human rights violations in El Salvador reported by the United States press since the March 1982 elections, circa May 1982
Instituto de Derechos Humanos de la Universidad Centroamericana (IDHUCA) Report: Investigation still needed to determine who planned and ordered the Jesuit murders, 4 December 1991
John Joseph Moakley news release, "Moakley Calls on Administration to Extend Protections to Salvadorans in the United States," 9 January 1992
John Joseph Moakley's Central American Refugee Center (CARECEN) Human Rights Award, November 1989
John Joseph Moakley's talking points regarding the Broomfield proposal, the Jesuit case, missing evidence, and the McCurdy Amendment
Joint press release and letter from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the Americas Watch Committee regarding the Reagan Administration's certification for El Salvador and a letter from Congressman John Joseph Moakley to a constituent regarding conditions in Guatemala

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