Box 7

Scope and Contents Invitation to Mazur to be part of a business management delegation to visit the People’s Republic of China, sponsored by the Citizen Ambassador Program of People to People International, April 4, 1995; memo from ILGWU international relations director Michele Briones suggesting that U.S. firms doing business in China, such as Liz Claiborne, exert pressure on government to release dissident Harry Wu, August 21, 1995; letter from AFL-CIO international affairs director Charles D. Grey to trade...

Scope and Contents Memo to Mazur from ILGWU research director Herman Starobin re observations on trip to PRC and Hong Kong, noting loss of central control by government, September 9, 1993; draft of letter by ILGWU vp and legislative director Evelyn Dubrow to members of the Senate Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on International Operations (list attached) urging establishment of a Radio Free Asia, March 23, 1993; letters from Dubrow to members of Senate and House urging support for United States-China Act of 1992,...

Scope and Contents Letter from Mazur to President Bush expressing concern for imprisoned dissident Wang Juntao, August 28, with cover letter to director of Committee to End the Chinese Gulag; letter to Mazur from the director of the U.S. Department of State Office of Chinese and Mongolian Affairs assuring him that the Bush administration shares his concern for Wang Juntao, with attached statement by assistant secretary/deputy spokesman Richard Boucher expressing said concern, September 18, 1991; letter from...

Scope and Contents See also China – Workers Autonomous Federation of China Article by Han Dongfang, “The Plight of China’s Workers,” in Freedom Review, vol 27, nos 5/6; U.S Apparel Industry Partnership code of conduct, Nike Company code of conduct, in English and Chinese; related e-mail correspondence; article from the Far Eastern Economic Review, June 16, 1997; transcript of Jim Lehrer NewsHour interview with Han Dongfang at Hong Kong commemoration of Tiananmen Square massacre, noting that dissidents in Hong...

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Correspondence re Han Dongfang’s wife, Jungyun Chen, and efforts to reunite her with him

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See also China – Workers Autonomous Federation of China

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Copies of checks from ILGWU to pay for medical treatment for Han Dongfang and telephone and travel expenses of supporters; letters to Chinese government officials protesting treatment of Han Dongfang; related correspondence; newspaper clippings

Scope and Contents See also China – Workers Autonomous Federation of China China Labor Notes newsletters re “China’s Lech Walesa,” July 1990, continuing protest, October 1992; “Urgent Appeal from Han Dongfang: Chinese Government Forces its Lawful Citizen out of China,” August 14, 1993, with attached faxed appeal from Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions to help Han Dongfang return to China, August 16, 1993, memo to Mazur re Han Dongfang, November 16, 1993; handwritten note “Rush” by Mazur, with attached...

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See also China – Joy Lewis 1990-1994 Transcript of article from World Journal, December 8, 1992; copies of checks from ILGWU to pay for medical treatment and furniture rentals for Han Dongfang; drafts of leaflet supporting Han Dongfang; letters to Mazur and other ILGWU officials from Joy Lewis updating re Han Dongfang; copy of Tom Kahn Labor and Human Rights Award certificate from Social Democrats, USA, to Han Dongfang, May 5, 1992; newspaper clippings

Scope and Contents Press releases from Asia Watch we Han Dongfang’s release from prison, April 30, 1991; World Journal description of Han’s medical condition, June 9, 1991; letter to Mazur from AFL-CIO president Lane Kirkland need to link renewal of Most Favored Nation status with treatment of Han and other dissidents, May 10, 1991; mermo to Mazur from ILGWU international relations director Michele Briones re harsh (possibly death) sentences for WAF workers, as compared to light sentences for students, need...