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35th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, Barbados 6th 15th October 1989

TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION AT THE 35TH COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTARY CONFERENCE

ANNEX B

PLENARY SESSIONS

THE CONTRIBUTION OF COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTS IN EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE COMPLETE DECOLONIZATION, END OF RACISM AND APARTHEID AND FOREIGN OCCUPATION.

THE WORSENING ECONOMIC SITUATION IN MANY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A THREAT TO DEMOCRACY AND PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE.

WHAT CAN COMMONWEALTH PARLIAMENTS DO INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY TO PROMOTE THE SURVIVAL AND RIGHTS OF CHILDREN.

THE VICIOUS TRIANGLE OF POVERTY, ENVIROMENT AND POPULATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AND DEMOCRACY.

PANEL SESSIONS

THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT - IS IT THE CONCERN OF THE COMMONWEALTH?

DRUG PROBLEMS: THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS.

EUROPE AFTER 1992 AND THE EFFECT UPON COMMONWEALTH COUNTRIES.

THE GATT URUGUAY ROUND: THE IMPORTANCE OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES' PARTICIPATION IN THE FINAL YEAR OF THE ROUND.

THE ARMS RACE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: ISSUES FOR COMMONWEALTH COUNTRIES WITH SPECIAL CONCERN FOR CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS AND STOCKPILES.

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SHARING OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE AMONG COMMONWEALTH COUNTRIES TO HELP THE SMALL AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES GET BENEFITS FOR FASTER PROGRESS.

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