COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS

THOMAS E. MORGAN, Pennsylvania, Chairman

MARIAN A. CZARNECKI, Chief of Staff

SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND MOVEMENTS
DONALD M. FRASER, Minnesota, Chairman

DANTE B. FASCELL, Florida
L. H. FOUNTAIN, North Carolina
BENJAMIN S. ROSENTHAL, New York
JONATHAN B. BINGHAM, New York
OGDEN R. REID, New York

H. R. GROSS, Iowa

EDWARD J. DERWINSKI, Illinois

PAUL FINDLEY, Illinois

ROBERT B. (BOB) MATHIAS, California
LARRY WINN, JR., Kansas

ROBERT B. BOETTCHER, Subcommittee Staff Consultant

JOHN SALZBERG, Special Consultant
DONNA GAIL WYNN, Staff Assistant

CONTENTS

WITNESSES

Tuesday, June 18, 1974:

Page

Buffum, Hon. William, Assistant Secretary for International Organiza-

zation Affairs, Department of State--

2

Hewitt, Warren, Deputy Director, Office of U.N. Political Affairs, De-

partment of State___

14

Thursday, June 20, 1974:

Newman, Prof. Frank C., the Law School, University of California at

Berkeley

34

Walker, Julius, Director, Regional Affairs Staff, Bureau of African

Affairs, Department of State---

45

O'Neill, W. Paul, Jr., Director, Office of Southern Africa Affairs,

Department of State__.

47

Reis, Robert, Bureau of International Organization Affairs, Depart-

ment of State___.

46

MATERIAL SUBMITTED FOR THE RECORD

Letter from Secretary Henry A. Kissinger regarding Rhodesian chrome
amendment

Telegram from the Commission on Human Rights to the Government of

Chile

Letter dated March 7, 1974, from the permanent representative of Chile

to the United Nations addressed to the Chairman of the Commission

on Human Rights---

Resolution adopted by the Economic and Social Council 56th session,

1974

Letter from Assistant Secretary William Buffum regarding ILO decision

to send mission to Chile___.

Statement by Ambassador Clarence Clyde Ferguson, Jr., before the

General Assembly in explanation of vote on Apartheid Convention,

November 30, 1973_-_-

APPENDIX

1. Letter from Chairman Donald M. Fraser to Secretary of State Henry

Kissinger regarding issues to be considered at hearings__

2. Letter from Assistant Secretary of State Linwood Holton regarding

issues to be considered at hearings__

3. Exchange of correspondence between Chairman Donald M. Fraser

and Kempton Jenkins, Deputy Assistant Secretary regarding U.S.

position on Chile...

4. U.N. resolutions Pertaining to the Review of Human Rights Viola-

tions

5. Press Release-Organization of American States, Inter-American

Commission on Human Rights, August 2, 1974--.

6. The 30th session of the U.N. Commission on Human Rights, Febru-

ary 4-March 8, New York-An appraisal by the NGO Human

Rights Committee_.

7. Letter to Chairman Donald M. Fraser from W. T. Mallison, pro-

fessor of law and director, International Law Program, George

Washington University, Washington, D.C‒‒‒‒‒

(III)

8. Statement submitted by the International Student Movement for the
United Nations and the International League for the Rights of Man
to the Economic and Social Council, May 6, 1974__-
9. Memo from Frank C. Newman to U.S. Civil Liberties Union and
civil rights lawyer, subject-International Human Rights Law,
June 7, 1974_.

10. "Human Rights at the U.N.: The Double Standard," Representative
Donald M. Fraser, from The Nation, September 21, 1974_.