UN's decolonisation committee to call for the two claimants to talk on sovereignty.
That followed the revolution in Portugal the previous year, which set in train a rushed and botched process of decolonisation.
Mr Timerman presented his case at meetings with the UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, and the head of the UN Decolonisation Committee, Diego Morejon.
In the early 1960s Panorama documented at length the complex passage of African decolonisation and also the alarming escalation of the Cold War.
It will be an adaptation of Ronan Bennett's novel "The Catastrophist, " a love story set against the Belgian Congo's decolonisation in the 1960s.
David Macey's life of Fanon provides, as background, an excellent guide to the history of French decolonisation and the intellectual debates of post-war France.
Decolonisation was thought to have killed the system of international tutelage.
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In time the Greenlanders, encouraged by younger and more left-leaning voters, are expected to cut loose from the Danes, who themselves have conceded that full decolonisation is likely.
The following year decolonisation had dropped out of the picture.
Hoping to win public support, he also asked the United Nations Decolonisation Committee, on July 13th, to list Puerto Rico as a non-self-governing territory whose status must be settled in 2000.
Chief executive of education charity DEA, Hetan Shah, said learning about slavery and associated issues such as trade and decolonisation was crucial so that young people could fully understand the shape of today's world.
The Monday Club, which was set up in the 1960s over the decolonisation of Africa and seen in more recent years as a bastion of the Tory hard right, also lobbies on other contentious issues such as capital punishment.
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