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8 - 46. TUNISIA : Rassemblement Constitutionnel Democra- tique 183. Mr. Hachemi Amri 47. U.S.S.R. : Soviet Afro-Asian Solidarity Committee 184. Mr. Nishanov Rafik 185. Mr. Kapitsa Mikhail 186. Mr. Tolstikov Vladimir 187. Mr. Kalandarov Samandar 188. Mr. Kutsenrov Anatoli 189. Mr. Iskanderov Ahmed 190. Mr. Seiful-Mulukov F.M. 191. Mr. Solodovnikov Vasili 192. Mr. Pasha-Zade A.G. 193. Mr. Shirokov Gleri 194. Mrs. Kazakova Rimma 195. Mrs. Ivanova Adelina 196. Mr. Chufrin Gennadi 48. S.R. of VIETNAM : Vietnamese Committee for Afro- Asian Solidarity 197. Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh 198. Mr. Trinh Ngoc Thai 199. Mr. Tran Trang Trong 200. Mr. Do Duc Dinh 49. YEMEN - (NORTH AND SOUTH) : All Yemen Peace and Solidarity Movement 201. Mr. Hassan Mekki 202. Mr. Abdullah Ahmed Al-Khamri 203. Mr. Sultan Ahmad Omar 204. Mr. Ahmed Al Rohami 205. Mr. Abdul Galil Ghillan Ahmed 206. Mr. Ahmed Al Marwani 207. Mr. Mugahed Alkohali 208. Mr. Muhammad Ahmad Al-Afif 209. Mr. Mohamed Galeb Abdulla 210. Mr. Fadle Mohammed Abdel Rabb 211. Mr. Bsheer Muhammad Khan 50. ZAMBIA : Zambia Solidarity and Peace Committee 212. Mr. Joseph Wamunyima Musole 213. Mr. Mboma Kafuba 214. Mrs. Suzan Sikaneta ../9

• 9 - 51. ZIMBABWE : Zimbabwe Solidarity and Peace Committee 215. Mr. Trainos Makombe 216. Mr. Rubo Shalom Mungwashu 217. Mr. Nobiot S. Mukono 218. Mr. Philip G. Maponga 219. Mr. Nelson K. Dumisani 220. Mr. N.S.S. Makura 52. UGANDA : National Resistance Movement 221. Mr. Ondoga Amaza 222. Mr. Kamesa Enos 223. Mr. Mahdy Fagil Musa B. ASSOCIATED MEMBERS 53. BULGARIA : Solidarity Committee with the Peoples of Asia and Africa 224. Mr. Slavtcho S. Transki 225. Mr. Dimitar N. Boutanski 226. Mr. Dimitar Bojilov 54. CZECHOSLOVAKIA : Committee of Solidarity with the 227. Mr. Miroslav Nikl 228. Mr. Vladimir Zajicek 229. Mr. Alexander Lesenko 55. FINLAND : Solidarity Movement of Finland 230. Mrs. Cay Sevon 231. Mr. Lika Vehkalahti 56. FRANCE : Association Francaise de l'Amitie et de Solidarite avec les Peuples d'Afrique (AFASPA) 232. Mr. Claude Gatignon 233. Mr. Pelfresne Thierry 234. Mr. Gerbier Bernard 57. F.R.G. : Anti-imperialist Solidarity Committee for Africa, Asia and Latin America 235. M. Andrea Arcais 236. Ms. Edith Irene Laudowicz ../10

• 10 - 58. G.D.R. : G.D.R. Solidarity Committee 237. Mr. Kurt Seibt 238. Mr. Achim Reichardt 239. Mr. Siegfried Diener 240. Mr. Dieter Hofmann 59. GREECE : Greek Committee for International Democratic Solidarity 241. Mrs. Electra Georgoula 242. Mr. Vassilis Filias 60. HUGARY : Hungarian Solidarity Committee 243. Mr. Sandor Jakab 244. Mr. Joseph Lang 245. Mr. Kemenes Egon 61. POLAND : Polish Committee for Solidarity with the Peoples of Asia and Africa 246. Mr. Szyr Eugeniusz 247. Mr. Markiewicz Jarzy C. UN GOVERNMENTAL, INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 62. LIGUE DES ETATS ARABES 248. Mr. Mohamed El-Hassan Shabbo 249. Mr. Qamar Agha 63. WORLD PEACE COUNCIL 250. Mr. Romesh Chandra 251. Mr. Vats Bhagat 64. TRICONTINENTAL 252. Mr. Rene Anillo Capote 65. CHRISTIAN PEACE CONFERENCE 253. Mr. V.S. Lal ../11

• 11 - 66. ASIAN BUDDHIST CONFERENCE FOR PEACE 254. Mr. Sonam Wangchur 255. Mr. Daljit Sen Adel 256. Ms. Tserennadmid 67. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF JOURNALISTS 257. Mr. Christopher Muzavazi 68. WOMEN INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRATIC FEDERATION 258. Mrs. Primla Loomba 259. Mrs. Shoarega Kebede 69. PANAFRICAN WOMEN ORGANIZATION 260. Mrs. Koite Assetou 261. Mrs. Haue Ceiha Gasper Likertre 70. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DEMOCRATICLAWYERS 262. Mr. Jitendra Sharma 71. INTERNATIONAL UNION OF STUDENTS 263. Mr. Fayssal Mekdad 72. CUBA : ICAP 264. Mrs. Eva Seoane 265. Mrs. Miriam Almanza 266. Mr. Monterrey Comas Gemae 267. Mr. Alberteris Allides 268. Mr. Miguel Angel Ramires Ramos 73. BRITISH AAPSO 269. Mr. Mohamed Arif 270. Mr. Hugh Stephens 271. Mr. Mohamed Atiq Faridi 272. Mr. Mohamed Mazoud Ahmed Khan 74. GAMBIA : National Union of Gambian Students 273. Mr. Morro ../12

• 12 - 75. HOLLAND : Holland Committee on Southern Africa 274. Mr. Bosgra Sietse Jan 76. GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF KOREAN RESIDENTS IN JAPAN 275. Mr. Kang Gyong On 276. Mr. Li Sang Chil 77. NICARAGUA : FSLN 277. Mr. Alberto Galiego 278. Mr. Magda Enriqes 279. Mr. Cesar Valle 78. PORTUGAL : Peace and Cooperation Council of Portugal 280. Mr. Aquilino Ribeiro Machado 79. EL SALVADOR : National Liberation Front of El Salvador ( F.M.L.N.) 281. Mrs. Maria Medrano 282. Mr. Manuel Antonio Martinez 80. SUDAN : Sudanese Organization for Afro-Asian Solidarity 283. Mr. Nasir Elseif Mohamed El Sayed 81. AAPSO ASIAN INFORMATION CENTRE 284. Mr. Tran Minh Quoc 82. SENEGAL : Ligue Democratique du Mouvement pour le Parti du Travail 285. Mr. Abdoulay Bathily 83. AFRO-ASIAN WRITERS ASSOCIATION 286. Dr. Bhisham Sahni 287. Mr. Shri O.P. Paliwal 84. INTERAFRICAN SOCIALIST AND DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE 288. Mr. Sadek Fayala ../13

• 13 - 85. U.S.A. : AAPSO Representative to the UN 289. Mrs. Margaret Burnham 86. UNIDO 290. Mr. Mehdi Al-Hafedh (Member of AAPSO Presidium) 87. CHILE : Communist Party of Chile 291. Mr. Efrew Rob Garces Minoz 88. GAUATEMAL 292. Mr. Alvaro Sanchez 89. UN COMMITTEE ON PALESTINIAN RIGHTS 293. Mr. Zivojin Jazic 294. Mr. Vladimir Nesic 295. Mrs. Vlasta Kovacevic 90. UN COUNCIL FOR NAMIBIA 296. Mr. Khalil Ur Rahman 91. AUSTRALIA : Australian Peace Committee 297. Mr. Maurice Keane 92. WORLD MARXIST REVIEW 298. Mr. Mahmoud Shaker 93. MEDIA PRO 299. Mr. Michael Opperskalski 94. MAROC : COMAPSA 300. Mr. Sherkaoui Hassan 301. Mr. Fret Driss 95. SENEGAL: ASSAP 302. Mr. Samba Ba ../14

• 14 - 96. UNION OF ARAB JURISTS 303. Mr. Shibib Al-Malik 97. COMORES :Questeur de l'Assembleee Federale des Comores 304. Mr. Said Mohamed Dadaf 98. NIGERIA : NACAP 305. Mr. N.A. Adesina 99. AAPSO DELEGATION - Members of the Permanent Secretariat 306. Dr. Morad ghaleb President 307. Mr. Nouri Abdul Razzak Secretary General (India) 308. Mr. Chitta Biswas Deputy Sec.Gen. (USSR) 309. Mr. Mirpasha Zeinalov ,, ,, ,, ( PDRY) 310. Dr. Seil Saeed El-Khamry ,, ,, ,, (Vietnam) 311. Mr. Nguyen Trung Hieu Secretary (Congo) 312. Mr. Daniel Kouyella ,, (SWAPO) 313. Mr. Nestor Embubulu ,, (ANC) 314. Mr. Sidney Molifi ,, (Madagascar) 315. Mr. Julien Randriamasivelo ,, (Egypt) 316. Dr. Fathi Abdel Fattah ,, (Algeria) 317. Mr. Zobeir Seif Elislam ,, (GDR) 318. Mr. Thomas Shubert ,, (Bulgaria) 319. Mr. Panteley Spassov Assistant (PLO) 320. Mr. Mounif Hourani Counsellor to AAPSO President 321. Mr. Edward Al-Kharrat Assistant (USSR) 322. Mr. George Bezoumatov Head of Executive Organ of 323. Mr. Mounir Hafez AAPSO EG

Doc. No.19/18 7th AAPSO CONGRESS New Delhi: November 24 - 28, 1988 D E C L A R A T I O N The Seventh Congress of AAPSO, meeting at a crucial juncture of history, shares the new hopes of the people which have arisen with the process initiated by the Soviet-American INF Treaty for destroying for the first time a category of nuclear weapons. This process to which the rising peoples struggle for peace, disarmament and development, democracy and better life has made the major contribution, lays the basis for a qualitatively new period ahead. Standing at this threshold, the Seventh Congress pledges to carry forward the struggle for the complete elimination of for economic decolonisation, nuclear weapons, / for a world free from exploitation, national oppression, deprivation, and for a global all-embracing security. Meeting in New Delhi, this Congress recalls India's glorious traditions of struggle against imperialism, colonialism, and racism. The Congress notes India's contribution for world peace and lauds the principles embodied in the Delhi Declaration of 1986, the Soviet proposals for a nuclear weapon-free world and India's action plan presented to the Third UN Special Session on Disarmament. This Congress warns the people to be vigilant against the nefarious efforts of imperialism to undermine the process of peace and its new manoeuvres and machinations to continue its policy of aggression and exploitation.

• 2 - The Seventh Congress of AAPSO draws the urgent attention of people to: - The necessity for the strengthening of the struggle for elimination of the last vestiges of colonialism and racism; - The neo-colonial penetration which subverts true economic and political independence; - The continuing imperialist intervention and violations of sovereignty of countries and human rights; - The dangers emanating from racist and other discri- manatory policies; - The continuous plunder of resources and the increasing disparities in the distribution of global wealth and technology, resulting in mounting debts, worsening conditions of deprivation and hunger for vast areas of the world; - The recent dialogue between the USSRand USA to promote the process of peace, disarmament and resolution of regional conflicts. These define the priorities and the tasks of AAPSO which rely on enlightening and mobilising the peoples of Africa, Asia and Latin America as a catalytic factor for progressive developments: - To actively involve people in the struggle for world peace and disarmament; - To fight for the complete elimination of colonialism, to racism, apartheid and zionism, and/support by all means the liberation movements;