Whether our voice is listened to or not is not the issue. though I have no doubt that it is being listened to and will be listened to. and that we will as such strongly affect the foreign policy and the internal domestic policy of the USSR. Mr. JuNe (France) congratulated the Rapporteur on the report. He believed that its refusal to adhere to human rights did no honour to the Soviet Union. The Assembly could only accept the draft recommendation. He had heard with pride Mrs. Golda Meir attributing the Improvement in Jewish immigration in part to the work of the Assembly. He felt despondent when he saw men persecuted for their religion but he was also optimistic. It was to be hoped that 1974 would give Soviet Jews who wished to go to another country the chance to do so.
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