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ACTION BANGLADESH
34 Stratford Villas.
LONDON N.W I
ACTION BANGLADESH, a British group, was set up on April 20, 1971 at a meeting attended by representatives of Peace News, International Conscience in Action, Peace Pledge Union, Third World Review, Young Liberals, Bangladesh Students Action Committee, Bangladesh Newsletter, and Friends Peace Committee, together with other concerned individuals.
Its purpose was to provide information for members of the public, press and other organizations as to what they could do to help 'GET THE TROOPS OUT OF EAST BENGAL AND RELHEF IN."
DIARY:
April 28:
Co-sponsored the demonstration outside the English Speaking Union, which had organized a reception for the Pakistan Cricket XI. “Don't Start Play-Stop the War!"
May 13
Ran a 3/4 page advertisement in THE TIMES (THIS IS THE MOMENT TO SHOW THAT MAN IS MORE THAN AN INTERNAL PROBLEM") This was signed and paid for by 206 people from all walks of life, and ran the day before the House of Commons debate of May 14.
Co-sponsored with the Birmingham Relief and Action Committee a candlelight vigil on the Albert Embankment opposite the House of Commons: “M.Ps SHOW YOU CARE “
May 25:
Launched the “BREAK THE BLOCKADE RESOLUTION: a world-wide effort to locate support for the idea of running food and medicines into Bangladesh.
June 3:
Sponsored and organized a reception for the distinguished disciple of Gandhi, JAYAPRAKASH NARAYAN, at the De Vere Hotel in Kensington, with-the object of escalating British action on this issue.
