THE 11TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE ASIAN PEOPLES' ANTI-COMMUNIST LEAGUE WHICH MET IN MANILA, THE PHILIPPINES, IN SEPTEMBER 7-12, 1965 ADDRESSES THIS APPEAL TO THE 20TH SESSION OF THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY

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• Publication Date: October 25, 1965
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The 11th Annual Conference of
THE ASIAN PEOPLES'
ANTI-COMMUNIST LEAGUE
which met in Manila, the Philippines,
in September 7-12, 1965
addresses this appeal to the
20th Session of the
United Nations General Assembly
We, representing the peoples of the coun-
tries of Asia and elsewhere, oppose ,the admis-
sion of the Chinese Communist regime to the
United Nations.
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We believe that th6-4tdmission- of this ag-
gressive regime, would inevitably be regarded
1as placing a.ntimp of approval on the aggres-
sive acts terpetrated by Peiping. Such a move-
would spell disaster for the United Nations
;itself.
The peoplesof Asia are opposed to Chinese
Communifit expansionism. They do not want to
see their precious hard-won freedom and inde-
pendence. subverted by the lawless men in
Peiping, who are dedicated to the goal of world
revolution by force. They know, in each IC
their countries, how the tentacles of licipiog
reach out for conquest. They know, too, .that
in many troubled spots of the world, the Pei-
ping regime is making determined efforts to
? stir up and support so-called "wars of national
liberation."
The Communkt aggression in South Viet-
nam has brought untold misery and suffering
to a land once Serene and free. Today it is
Vietnam: tomorrow it may be any of us. If
you, distinguished delegates to the United
Na-
itions General Assembly, should admit the un-
repentent Chinese Communist regime to your
councils, you would only enhance its prestige
and power in the world community. You would
doom the Asian peoples to Communist enslave-
ment.
The United Nttioo:.; is dedicated to the main-
? tenance of international peace and security
and the upholding of the principles of justice
under law. The Chinese Communist regime,
both in words and in deeds, is a threat to world
peace and security and. contemptuous of law
and justice. o admit such a regime would be
to subvert the letter and violate the spirit of
the Charter. 'To compound this betrayal by ex-
pelling, the Republic ol China?which has faith-
fully fulfilled its 01 at ions under the U. N.
Charter?in cr(ter admit Red China?which
flagrantly vloh-des the Charter?would reduce
the United. Nations .to being an accomplice of
the relpity,;' ponce-breakers. History has made
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it crystal clear that appeasement only invites
further aggression. This was the lesson of
Munich, and this was the course the League
of Nations took to oblivion.
The undersigned believe in the purpose and
principles of the United Nations. We are con-
iiinced that unless the forces of lawlessness and
aggression are checked, there can be no durable
peace. We therefore appeal to you, members of
the United Nations, to consider the great dan-
gers inherent in the admission of the Chinese
Communist regime to the United Nations. You
have an awesome responsibility. In your hands
rests the future of Asia and of peace, freedom
and justice in the whole world. We earnestly
ask you to heed our appeal.
SPEAKERS
C0RNEI.I0 T.
VILLA REAL,
Speaker of the Philippine
House of Representatives
?KU CHE'NG KANG
Past League Chairman
Chief Delegate from the
Republic of China
Cornell? T. Villareal
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
Congress of the Philippines
Choirman,11th APACL Conferem.e
The following Chief Delegates of Member 'Units of APACL and Chief Observers
THAN:1T KHOMAN,
Foreign Minister of
aila ncl
PHAN HUY QUAT
Former Premier
Republic of Vietnam
C -MEMBER UNITS:
(Chief delegates only of member
units present at 11th conference)
Australia
Leonard Lewis Bosman
Member of the
? House of Representati4s,
to the 11th Conference have approved 11th; declaration:
'Ceylon
Valentine S. Perera
President, APACL Chapien
,
Republic if China
Ku Chentkang
Delegate and Secretary-General of
National Assembly
President, APACL Chapter
Congo (Leopoldville)
Philibert Luyeye
Director of Protocol,
Office^of the President
Hongkong
Chang Kuo-sin
Director, Asia Publishing Company
India
Dahyabhai V. Patel
Leader of the Opposition.
Raja Sabha (Upper House)
Iran
Parviz Kazemi, Senator
tsu Kitaoka
bcretary-General,
PACL Chapter
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Ktnya
John Henry Okwanyo
Member of Parliament
Jordan
Mahmud Essaid
Director, Bureau of Planning
Republic of Korea
Kwan Soo Park
President, APACL Chapter
Laos
Bong Souvannavong ?
Former Minister of Educatibn
, Liberia
?Nathan Ross
Mayor of Monrovia
Macao
Chi-wai Wong
Attorney-at-Law
Pakistan
Mahmud Brelvi, Profetisor
Ryukyu Islands
Tsai Chang
External Minister,
The Nationalist Party
Somalia
Ibrahim S. Afrah
President, Somali African Union
Thailand
Vibul Thamavit
President, APACL Chapter
Turkey
Fethi Tevetoglu, Senator
Republic of Vietnam
Phan Huy Quat
Former Premier
OBSERVERS:
(Chief observers only)
Argentina
Apeles E. Marquez
President, Federacion Argentina
de Entidades Democracies
Anti-Communistas
Cuba
Manuel Urrutia
Former President of Cuba
Chairman, Cuban Democratic
Revolutionary Alliance
France
Suzanne Lahin
International Conference on
Political Warfare of the Soviets
Ci?int-Inuds
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Germany
Alfred Gielen
Secretary-General
International Committee for
Information and Social Activity
(CIAS)
t'
Italy
Ivan Matteo Lombardo
Former Minister of Trade
Lebanon
George Elias Biter
Editor-in-Chiei, Beirut Daily
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Spain Haynes R. Fraser
Luis Sanchez Agesta Korean Cultural & Freedom
Former Rector of Granada Foundation, Inc.
University
Professoi-, University o; Mal :d
Sweden
A rvo Horm
Secretary-Genera..
Baltic Committ
U. S. A.
Walter H. .1
American At rc Ar i Educational
'Exchange
Malagasy Republic Donald L. :trine
Jean-Jacques Rakotoniaina All A ion :orence to
National Administrative Secretary, Com')a:, ra.lunism
Social Democratic Party
Malta
Rev. S. R. Galea
Anti-Communist League of Malta
Saudi Arabia
Shakeeb Amawi
Writer
Cot 7..1 hurook
,.0 t ? L illion against
ion cf Red China to
United Nations
' 7 ? c E. DobrianskY
nal Captive Nz.tions
Committee
Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations
(ABN)
Yaroslav Stetzko
Former Premier of Ukraine
Assembly of Captive European
Nations
Brutus Coste
Secretary-General
Continental Research Institute
Chow Ching-wen
Director (Hongkong)
Free Pacific Association
Rev. Raymond de Jaezher
Far East Representative
Union of Russian Solidarists
(NTS)
. 0. P. Perekrcstov
Representative
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