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  • Tags: Human rights
Excerpt of report on the United Nations' responses and criticisms to human rights violations in South America,1 December 1989
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
Prepared statement of Michael Posner, Executive Director, Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, before the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs addressing human rights violations in El Salvador and particularly those that pertain to the Jesuit murder case, 6 November 1991
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
Report of human rights atrocities committed by the Atlacatl Battalion
Remarks by John Joseph Moakley regarding the Jesuit case and human rights violations in El Salvador
Congressional Record article, "Salvador Killings Rise Despite U.S. Plea," 16 March 1989
John Joseph Moakley news release, "Moakley Calls on Administration to Extend Protections to Salvadorans in the United States," 9 January 1992
Letters from members of Congress to El Salvador President Cristiani regarding Salvadoran government policy on refugees, 22 November 1991
Report HQ 163-0, Section 290, Serials 19180, "Request for Documents from the Honorable John Joseph Moakley, Chairman, Committee on Rules, House of Representatives, Relating to Human Rights Violations in El Salvador," 30 January 1990
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
Federal Bureau of Investigation's Freedom of Information/Privacy Release regarding Jesuit murders, Part 1 of 3, circa 1995
Federal Bureau of Investigation Freedom of Information/Privacy Release regarding Jesuit murders, Part 2 of 3, circa 1995
Federal Bureau of Investigation Freedom of Information/Privacy Release regarding Jesuit murders, Part 3 of 3, circa 1995
Report HQ 163-61055, Bulky 67, "Request for Documents from the Honorable John Joseph Moakley, Chairman, Committee on Rules, House of Representatives, Relating to Human Rights Violations in El Salvador," circa 1990
Memorandum detailing actions by military against churches in El Salvador from 11-25 November 1989, including copy of flyer distributed in town, 25 November 1989
Report on investigation of Jesuit murders, including possible areas of further investigation and a list of Salvadoran officers possibly related to case, 16 February 1990
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
Handwritten note from Martha Doggett of Lawyers Committee for Human Rights to Tim, regarding a letter to the U.S. Pentagon
Letter to Henry S. Rowen, Assistant Secretary of Defense, International Security Affairs from Michael Posner, Executive Director, Lawyers Committee for Human Rights regarding the Jesuit murder investigation and questions surrounding the U.S. military contact with the Salvadoran Armed Forces members accused of the murders, 16 September 1990
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