A Newsletter Issued by the Afro-Asian Council, No. 7, India, 1961

Printed in English, this archival item documents the 7th issue of a newsletter issued by the Afro-Asian Council in 1961; whereas this council describes itself as a non-official organization dedicated to the defence of Human Rights in Asia and Africa, to the upholding of the rights of all people, including those of Tibet to self-determination and the rapid end of colonialism and racism. This council is led by “Jayprakash Naryan” and executes its work through executive committees in Burma, Ceylon, Eastern Turkistan, Hongkong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Jordan (Led by Anwar Nusseibeh), Lebanon, Malaya, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Republic of Congo, South Vietnam, Tibet and Turkey.The 7th issue of this newsletter focuses on a collection of news and they are:   - For the Eradication of Colonialism and for the Benefit of Human Rights: The Executive Committee of the Afro-Asian Council Issues New Decisions     -  The Executive Committee of the Afro-Asian Council Addresses an Appeal for Members of the United Nations to Support the Right of Self-Determination of the Tibetan People   - For the Replacement of Peace and Freedom in Lagos: The Executive Committee of the Afro-Asian Council Calls for a Neutral Summit in Belgrade - The Requisition of Rights and Liberties for the People of Nepal  - The United Nations Must Help Liberate the Portuguese Colonies  - Negations to Liberate Algeria Continues  - To Dismantle of Central Africa’s Federal Union  -  Democracy-Based Organizations Must Control the Infiltration and Surveillance of Communism in South-East Asia   - Speedy Solutions for the Issue of Arab Refugees  - The United Nation’s Resolution is to be Executed on 24 August 1961  - The German People Owns the Right for Self-Determination