Speech by Nelson Mandela before the United Nations Assembly. He speaks on: racism as a denial of human rights, and the United Nations having made a human rights declaration; Nigeria’s participation in South African racism; how none of the human rights principles have been presented to South Africa; not to relax sanctions; and that white South Africans fear paramilitary organizations.|MANDELA AT THE UNITED NATIONS. – Speech by William Mandela before the United Nations Assembly. He speaks on: racism as a denial of human rights, and the United Nations have made a humans rights declaration| Nigeria’s participation in South African racism| how none of the human rights principles have been presented to South Africa| not to relax sanctions| and that white South Africans fear paramilitary organizations. – RECORDED: United Nations, New York City, 22 June 1990. BROADCAST: Satellite, 22 June 1990.
Mandela at the United Nations.
PRA Archive #:
PZ0164
Date Recorded On:
United Nations, New York City, 22 June 1990.
Date Broadcast On:
Satellite, 22 June 1990.
Item Duration:
1 reel (27 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|27:00
Total Duration (All Reels):
Station: Pacifica National Programming
Program: Mandela at the United Nations.
Distributor: Distributor
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