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Representatives of the Communist and Workers' Parties have discussed at this Meeting urgent problems of the present international situation and of the further struggle for peace, national independence, democracy and socialism.

During the period from 1949 to 1957, which was the year prior to the big leap forward, our country had only ten motion picture studios (six of which were for feature films), and 19 shooting sheds. Now, there are 33 studios (11 of which produce feature films) and 27 shooting sheds. As to projection units, in 1949 there were only some 600 motion picture theatres and not even one mobile projection team in the whole country; by the end of 1957, the number of projection units had risen to 9,965; and preliminary statistics showed that there were about 14,500 units by the end of 1959. As a result of the development of this projection network, the people have more and more chances to see movies; movie audience jumped from 1,750 million man/times in 1957 to 4,050 million man/times in 1959.… During the eight years between 1949 and 1957 we had produced a total of 171 artistic films; but during the past two years since the beginning of the big leap forward, the number of artistic films we have produced is estimated to have reached some 180.… Formerly a feature film needed at least four or five months to shoot, and in some cases it needed a whole year or an even longer time. This time has been greatly shortened since the beginning of the big leap forward. Take, for example, the 18 artistic pictures produced last year as a token to celebrate the National Day; most of them were shot within four or five months, and several were completed within three months. With respect to cost, it drops greatly with the increase in the quantity of production and the shortening of the time for shooting.… With respect to quality which is a question of capital importance, all the 36 films of various kinds produced in celebration of National Day last year were markedly better ideologically, artistically and technically than films made earlier. Of course, strictly speaking, even these relatively better films still have shortcomings in certain respects and various degrees.…

The Second National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China held its third session in Peking between March 27 and April 16. Before this, a preparatory meeting was held on March 22.At the beginning, the session heard a report on the work of the Government made by Chou En-lai, Premier of the State Council.Premier Chou En-lai's report fell into two parts. The first dealt with the international situation and China's foreign policy, and the second part discussed the domestic situation and the tasks of the Chinese people.

As part of this special issue on asylum and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as well as statelessness, this documents section contains the full text of: - the 2008 Note on International Protection, which focuses on the Articles of the Declaration of particular relevance to persons of concern to UNHCR (notably Articles 13, 14 and 15); - the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights; and - the 1967 United Nations Declaration on Territorial Asylum. It also contains extracts relevant to human rights and international protection from: - other international instruments and documents; - Executive Committee Conclusions; and - various regional instruments and documents. The listing is by no means exhaustive. Executive Committee Conclusions can be found at http://www.unhcr.org/excom/3bb1cb676.html, while other international instruments and documents can be found in full in UNHCR's Collection of International Instruments and Legal Texts Concerning Refugees and Others of Concern to UNHCR (June 2007), available at http://www.unhcr.org/publ/PUBL/455c460b2.html. Adapted from the source document.

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Vol. 1: Technical background documents 1-5. - Getr. Zählung : zahlr. graph. Darst., Tab., Lit. - ISBN 92-5-103878-3.; Vol. 2: Technical background documents 6-11. - Getr. Zählung : graph. Darst., Tab., Lit. - ISBN 92-5-103879-1.; Vol. 3: Technical background documents 12-15. - Getr. Zählung : graph. Darst., 19 Kt., Tab., Lit. - ISBN 92-5-103880-5.; (Vol. 4:) Synthesis of the technical background documents. - XII,54 S. : 5 Tab.; (Vol. 5:) Rome Declaration on World Food Security and World Food Summit Plan of Action. - 43 S.; (Vol. 6:) Reservations and/or interpretative statements on the Rome Declaration and Plan of Action. - Getr. Zählung