He is reportedly now registered in Kiev. but cannot work as a psychiatrist. having been allotted a menial job in a factory. The Soviets have denied the Gluzmans the right to live full lives in the U.S.S.R. It is our duty to see to it that the Soviets uphold internationally recognized standards of human rights and allow the Gluzmans to emigrate. I would like to encourage my colleagues to cosponsor this resolution on the Gluzman behalf. and to express again my deep appreciation to all my colleagues who have already cosponsored the bill. I submit the resolution to be printed in the REcoRD at this point. Thank you. Joint resolution imploring the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics to allow Doctor Semyon Gliuzman and his family to emigrate to Israel Whereas Doctor Semyon Gluzman upheld the highest standards of his psychiatric profession in refusing to cooperate with the KGB in certifying human rights advocates as mentally ill. Whereas. subsequently. the doctor was arrested on charges of being a Zionist propagandist and an antiSoviet agitator and found guilty and sentenced to prison for seven years. to be followed by three years in exile. on October 19. 1972. Whereas in May 1982 Dr.
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