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CONTENTS INSERTS
DALPINO 500 539
FALEOMAVAEGA 525 529 531 532 533 534
HARTUNG 466 524 533 544 545 548
MARSHALL 449 452 517 528 529 537 538 542
MASSIMINO 428 432 433 514 519 521 529 531 542
MCKINNEY 366 519 520 522 523 525 543 545 547
549
NAPOLITANO 375
PITTS 377 535 536
RICKARD 485 522 523 540 546
ROS-LEHTINEN 358 371 378 428 431 432 433 449 452
466 485 500 510 514 516 517 519 520
525 531 533 534 535 537 538 539 540
541 542 543 548 550
SALINAS 381 514 515 516 518 521 532 536
SCHIFF 534
SMITH 372 511 514 515 516 517 518
TANCREDO 549
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STATEMENT OF CARLOS SALINAS, ACTING DIRECTOR FOR GOVERNMENT RELATIONS, AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL USA
PAGE 381
STATEMENT OF ELISA MASSIMINO, DIRECTOR, WASHINGTON OFFICE, LAWYERS COMMITTEE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
PAGE 428
STATEMENT OF PAUL MARSHALL, SENIOR FELLOW, CENTER FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM, FREEDOM HOUSE
PAGE 449
STATEMENT OF WILLIAM D. HARTUNG, DIRECTOR, ARMS TRADE RESOURCE CENTER, WORLD POLICY INSTITUTE AT
NEW SCHOOL UNIVERSITY
PAGE 466
STATEMENT OF STEPHEN RICKARD, DIRECTOR, ROBERT F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
PAGE 485
STATEMENT OF CATHARIN E. DALPINO, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR NORTHEAST ASIAN POLICY STUDIES, THE
BROOKINGS INSTITUTION
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