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STANDING CONFERENCE ON REFUGEES

Parnell House

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25 Wilton Road. London SW1V 1JS

Tel:

01 828 7616

ASIA COMMITTEE

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MINUTES of the meeting held at 2.30 p.m. on Tuesday 7. November 1976 the Library, 5th floor, Parnell House, 25 Wilton Road, London SW1V 1S

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CHAIRMAN:

VICE-CHAIRMAN:

PRESENT

JEX

PA

en

Rev. Graeme Jackson

No

Lady Alexandra Metcalfe

OBSERVERS:

Ministry of Overseas Development

UK Representative of the UNHCR

UN Dept., Foreign & Commonwealth Office

INDIVIDUALS:

Lord Elton

Mr. Philip Goodhart MP

ORGANISATIONS:

British Council for Aid to Refugees

British Red Cross Society

Catholic Fund for Overseas Development

Cambodia for Christ

Friends Service Council

Gordon Barclay Vietnam Fund

Ockenden Venture

Project Vietnam Orphans

Tibet Society

Wings of Friendship

YMCA

Secretary

Asst. to Secretary

Mr. V.J. McGee

Mr. Jean Heidler

Mr. Patrick Morgan

Miss Jeanne

Townsend

Miss Susan Balfour Sister Kathleen Bagen Mr. Paul Penfold Miss Barbara Bowman Dr. Gordon Barclay

Miss Joyce Pearce

Rev. Patrick Ashe

Miss F. Blackett/Mr. Ugyan Norbu

Mrs. G. Eedle

Mr. S. Morrow

Miss N. Rice-Jones

Mrs. Eve Dony

Welcome to New Members: The Chairman welcomed Miss Jeanne Townsend representing BCAR which had recently joined the Asia Committee and Mr. Ugyan Norbu, Tibet Society Secretary, attending for the first time.

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2.

Acologies for Absence: Mr. Michael Hawkes, (Christian Aid)

Minutes of the meeting held on 5 September 1978 which had been circulated, were confirmed and signed, with the following amendments:

a)

b)

Minute 3b) last line delete "from USA"

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Minute 4f) THAILAND 8th line should read: "the end of influx was in sight, for those for whom there were no longer possibilities"

c) Minute 5) 4th para, line 4 insert "inside or" between "settle them" and

"outside Vietnam"

d) Minute 5) 5th para should read: The Vietnamese Government was willing to

keep those who wished to stay in the country and to enable UNICR to process those who wished to leave for resettlement in other countries".

e) Minute 6) page 6 It was finally agreed: First 2 lines of the 4th para should

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