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Date 1993-06, ascending — sort newest first

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1993 Jun The bodies of Bahá'ís buried in the Bahá'í section of a Tihrán cemetery were exhumed and taken by lorry to unknown destinations. [BW93–4:153] Cemeteries and graves; Persecution, Iran; - Persecution, Other; - Persecution; Tehran, Iran; Iran
1993 10 – 25 Jun The Bahá'í International Community and Bahá'ís from 11 countries participated in the United Nations World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna and the parallel meetings for non-governmental organizations. [BINS298:1–2]
  • The representatives from the Bahá'í International Community highlighted the importance of recognizing the universal nature of human rights.
  • A joint statement entitled Promoting Religious Tolerance was presented by the Bahá'í international Community.
    		• United Nations conferences; Human Rights; Bahá'í International Community; - BIC statements; Vienna, Austria; Austria
    1993 12 Jun The Honourable Sir Julius Chan, KBE, Deputy Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea consulted with the Universal House of Justice on the future role of his country as an emerging nation and on the destiny of the Pacific region. [BINS297:9; BW93–4:78]
  • For pictures see BINS297:9 and BW93–4:78
    		•  Julius Chan, Sir; Universal House of Justice; Prominent visitors; Papua New Guinea; Haifa, Israel; Pacific

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