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  • Tags: Human rights
Washington Post article, "ACLU Criticizes El Salvador Over Human Rights Record" and excerpts from a Joint Report on Human Rights in El Salvador
News Release from the Americans for Democratic Action, "An End to Assistance to the Military Government of El Salvador"
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

These items were clipped together.

Press release from the Central American Solidarity Association about protests planned in response to increased governmental aid to El Salvador and a draft statement to be read at the rally on Congressman John Joseph Moakley's behalf
Dear Colleague letter and briefing info from Congressman John Porter and Senator Paul Simon about the case of Soviet dissident Zachar Zunshine

Includes "The Zunshine Papers" which provides details about Zunshine's case.

Handwritten note from Martha Doggett of Lawyers Committee for Human Rights to Tim, regarding a letter to the U.S. Pentagon
Letter to John Joseph Moakley from Louis J. Freeh, Director, U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, regarding a copy of the Freedom of Information Act and the FBI's participation in the investigation of the Jesuit murders, 25 November 1995
Memorandum from Lawyers Committee for Human Rights to U.S. Jesuit Conference regarding the status of the Jesuit murder investigation and recent developments in the case, 27 July 1990
Report from Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, "A Decade of Failed Promises: The Investigation of Archbishop Romero's Murder," March 1990
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
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 constituent letter from Congressman John Joseph Moakley's office regarding the Reagan administration's human rights policy in Chile, Ecuador, Argentina, and the Philippines

Includes handwritten edits

Letter from John Joseph Moakley and other members of Congress to Salvadoran Colonel Rene Emilio Ponce, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, requesting permission for individuals to bring food and humanitarian aid to Salvadoran cities in need, 23 July 1990
Letter from John Joseph Moakley to the Honorable Ramsey Clark regarding the Cesar Villeman Joya Martinez interrogation, 26 July 1990

Moakley attached a letter he wrote to the Honorable James A. Baker, III that specifically discussed Joya Martinez

Letter from John Joseph Moakley to the Honorable Ramsey Clark regarding the Cesar Villeman Joya Martinez interrogation, 26-27 July 1990

Includes attached letter from Moakley to the Honorable James A. Baker, III that discusses Joya Martinez, and a letter to Moakley from Paul S. Tipton…

Letter from John Joseph Moakley to the Honorable James A. Baker, III regarding the interrogation and allegations against Cesar Villeman Joya Martinez, 26 July 1990
Statement by John Joseph Moakley on El Salvador language in appropriations bill for immediate release, 27 June 1990
Remarks by John Joseph Moakley regarding human rights problems in El Salvador and voter's support for the H.R. 618 bill
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
Remarks by John Joseph Moakley regarding the Jesuit case and human rights violations in El Salvador
John Joseph Moakley news release, "Moakley Calls on Administration to Extend Protections to Salvadorans in the United States," 9 January 1992
Letter to President Ronald Reagan from Congressman John Joseph Moakley about Moakley's objection to the training of Salvadoran troops by the United States military
News Release from Congressman John Joseph Moakley, "Moakley Condemns Reagan's Decision to 'Certify' Conditions in El Salvador"
Draft press release from Congressman John Joseph Moakley, "Moakley Urges President Ronald Reagan to Halt the Training of Salvadoran Soldiers in the United States"
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