that decision
being the
the eleven prisoners referred
to in
of
in your
the 31st
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desh: no. 358.
desp
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should be discharged, and that the two
oners whose
frisoners.
was re
case
reported upon in your
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the
lune should be
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to the Chinese
gooit eeprom receipt by you of satisfactory
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assurances that torture
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would not be inflicted afor
that practical
them and facilitics would
be
given
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to the British
authorities to convince
themselves that such
assurances were
carried out.
"I now
being
have to enclose
for your information
A
letter from
a copy of the Foreign Office
enclosing the opinion
the Law
Offices
of