PRESS CONFERENCES
The Bangladesh Aid Committee, Europe convened three Press conferences to focus on the prevailing conditions in Bangladesh and to mobilize world opinion to the cause of Bangladesh. They were held at Frankfurt, Den Haag and Heerlen. The activities of the Committee were also broadcast over the German Radio and Television.
WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE CONDEMNS GENOCIDE?
On 16th April the Secretary of the World University Service at Geneva has sent a cable to the West Pakistani military dictator, General Yahya Khan; condemning the carnage in Bangladesh. The cable specially condemned the indiscriminate killing of University Teachers and students with the aim of eliminating the intellectual's leaderships of Bangladesh.
LIBERATION DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL OF OCCUPATION FORCES?
The annual conference of Liberation (formerly the Movement of Colonial freedom) held in London, 18th April has condemned the massacre in Bangladesh urged the British Government to help the end of the fighting. A resolution also demanded the withdrawal of West Pakistani troops from Bangladesh recognizing the right of Bangladesh to govern itsell as an independent state.
GAFFAR KIIAN CONDEMNS YAIIYA-BIIUTTO-QUAYUM CLIQUE
250 TEACHERS OF ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY in a memorandum condemned what Yahya Khan did in the name of Islam and Pakistan in Bangladesh. They demanded immediate withdrawal of Pakistani forces from Bangladesh. TIE SPEAKER of Indonesia Parliament and Chairman of International Islamic Conference condemned the atrocities of Pakistani Army in Bangladesh.
BANGLADESH REPRESENTED IN WORLD PEACE CONFERENCE
The Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh was officially represented in the 4th World Peace Conference held in Budapest, Hungary (May 1316). The official delegation was led by Mr. A. Samad and member of the National Assembly and Roving Ambassador of the People's Republic of Bangladesh.
BANGLADESH IS AT WAR
Thanking the Organisation for inviting delegations from the People's Republic of Bangladesh Mr. Samad, the leader of the delegations declared that Bangladesh was at war. Mr. Samad briefly explained the up-to-date situation in Bangladesh and made it clear that the West Pakistan army was nothing but an occupation army and that they had no popular support at all.
ATROCITIES ARE CONDEMNED
The conference which was attended by more than 800 members from 124 countries unanimously condemned the atrocities and genocide in Bangladesh by West Pakistani
