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II  \nB.National or Regional Committees  \n·   II  \nC.Co-operation with other International ChristianAgencies .·  I4  \nD.CorrespondentsI5  \nIV CONTACTS WITH INTERNATIONAL ORGAN-IZATIONS  \n.I5-23  \nA.United Nations Department of Public InformationI6  \nB.Economic and Social Council16  \nC.The Specialized AgenciesI6  \nD.Food and Agriculture Organization(F.A.O.)I7  \nE.United Nations Educational,Scientific and CulturalOrganization(UNESCO)I8  \nF.Other Inter-Governmental Organizations .20  \nG.Informal Contacts  \n20  \nH.Non-Governmental Organizations2I  \nI.C.C.I.A.Representation at Conferences and Meetings.2I  \nV MAJOR CONCERNS OF THE C.C.IA.  \n.23-42  \nA.INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY  \nI.Korea .24  \n2.United Nations Peace Observation Commission.  26  \n3.Disarmament.  27  \n4.“Christians Stand for Peace”.28  \n# B.HUMAN RIGHTS AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.      29-34\n\nI.Violations of Human Rights .·      29  \n2.International Standards and International Action 32  \n# C.TRUSTEESHIPS AND NoN-SELF-GOVERNING TERRI-TORIES·34-36\n\nI.Trust Territories .  \n·  35  \n2.Non-Self-Governing Territories.36  \n# D.EcONOMIC AND SoCIAL DEVELOPMENT·37-40\n\nI.The Basis for the C.C.I.A.Position .  \n·  37  \n2.The U.N.Expanded Programme of TechnicalAssistance.   40  \n# E.REFUGEES AND MIGRATION·4I-42\n\nI.U.N.High Commissioner for Refugees4I  \n2.Palestine Refugees in the Near East.4I  \n3.Migration  \n42  \n4.Relief and Rehabilitation of Korea .42  \n# VI STUDY AND REPORT.\n\n·42-43  \n# VII DOCUMENTATION AND OTHER SERVICES44-45\n\n# INTRODUCTION\n\nURING the past year the rapid and often inexplicable shifting ofgovernmental attitudes toward critical international issues hasaccentuated difficulties in pursuing the aims to which the Commissionof the Churches on International Affairs is committed.The failurewhich attended frequent efforts to secure a truce in Korea carried theever present danger that the conflict might be enlarged.Even theconclusion of an armistice,widely viewed as an indispensable firststep in the direction of a broader peace,will not obscure the persistenceof fighting in Indo-China and Malaya,the complex political problemsof the Far East,the unresolved issues of the peace treaties followingthe Second World War,nor the explosive tensions in the Near andMiddle East.Fundamental ideological differences continue to playtheir disturbing part and often complicate or pervert the demands ofsocial justice as well as of nationalism.  \nUnder these circumstances,representations of the C.C.I.A.havesought to encourage consistency of purpose in settling issues eventhough apparently of minor import so as thereby to promote a climatefavourable for the solution of outstanding larger issues.In SectionV on Major Concerns the officers of the C.C.I.Ä.submit a condensedreport of these efforts.'However,it is important to note that increasedattention has also been given to longer range activities in relation toeconomic and technical assistance,migration and refugees,humanrights and religious liberty,education,food and agriculture.  \nHand in hand with its substantive work,the C.C.I.A.has sought tostrengthen the structure by which it operates.The formation of newnational commissions has been stimulated.The tw","cbCaitbQo8teDA7q","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitbQo8teDA7q","pdf",4059392,52,"English","# Introduction\n## I Aims\n## II Membership and Organization\n## III Co-operation with Christian agencies\n## IV Contacts with international organizations\n## V Major concerns of the C.C.IA.\n## VI Study and report\n## VII Documentation and other services","[{\"question\":\"What circumstances and international issues does the introduction highlight for 1952-1953?\",\"answer\":\"It discusses shifting governmental attitudes toward international issues, the Korea conflict and armistice limits, ongoing fighting in Indo-China and Malaya, tensions in the Far East and Near and Middle East, and ideological differences affecting social justice and nationalism.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report explain the commission’s approach to influencing international decisions?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes encouraging consistency of purpose in settling issues, strengthening the operational structure through new national commissions, and using two-way communication with Christian leaders to shape policy and transmit information.\"},{\"question\":\"What major concern areas are covered in the report’s main section?\",\"answer\":\"The report covers international peace and security, human rights and religious liberty, trusteeships and non-self-governing territories, economic and social development, and refugees and migration, followed by study, reporting, documentation, and other services.\"}]","Annual Report of the Officers of the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs - 1952-1953 | PDF",131]