International Relations Department, 1987-1991

Brochure, "What in the World is the ILGWU Doing?" prepared by the department; letter from pres. Mazur to Chemical Bank president protesting loan to South African company Minorco, Mar. 6, 1989; report, ILG Program for Textile and Garment Unions re assisting black trade unions in South Africa; ad copy for Johannesburg Star by New York Labor Committee Against Apartheid; letter from Mazur to Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega protesting harassment of union members, July 28, 1988; First Summit of the Textile and Apparel Unions of the Americas to Analyze Social and Economic Integration in the Western Hemisphere: No Integration without Labor Participation, Sept. 2-5. 1991, Caracas, Venezuela; briefing memos to Mazur re visiting international delegations from Cyprus, Egypt, Indonesia, United Kingdom; Joint Statement of Fifth Joint Conference of ZENSEN (Japanese Federation of Textile, Garment, Chemical, Mercantile, and Allied Industry Workers' Unions) ACTWU ILGWU, Kyoto, Japan, November 26, 1987; letter from ILG organizer in Upper South Dept. re international solidarity, December 23, 1988; resolution by California Labor Federation asking ALF-CIO to change its policy to permit contact between U.S. unions and unionists of all other nations (including socialist) without government interference; International Confederation of Free Trade Unions weekly summary, re New Zealand's outlawing of unions, with hand notation by Mazur, March 21, 1991; letter to Mazur from the Committee to End the Chinese Gulag, July 19, 1991; minutes of subcommittee of International Labor Organization, March 24, 1988