WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, April 9 (Hina) - A group of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) on Saturday were guests of the Croatian Embassy in Washington, D.C. Their host, the wife of Croatian Ambassador to the United States, Mrs.
Tatjana Zuzul, told them about Croatia's past and the current situation. She also spoke about Croatia women's participation in public life and politics. Mrs. Zuzul cited the data that almost one quarter of the new composition of the National Parliament (Sabor) are female deputies. The NCNW, established in 1935, is an umbrella organisation for protection and promotion of rights of Negro women in th United States. Nowadays it has several ten thousand members in almost all U.S. cities. NCNW members expressed wish to be acquainted with Croatia this January on the occasion of conferring the Martin Luther King award on Croatian Ambassador Miomir Zuzul. On Saturday about 30 young ladie
WASHINGTON, April 9 (Hina) - A group of the National Council of
Negro Women (NCNW) on Saturday were guests of the Croatian Embassy
in Washington, D.C.
Their host, the wife of Croatian Ambassador to the United States,
Mrs. Tatjana Zuzul, told them about Croatia's past and the current
situation. She also spoke about Croatia women's participation in
public life and politics. Mrs. Zuzul cited the data that almost one
quarter of the new composition of the National Parliament (Sabor)
are female deputies.
The NCNW, established in 1935, is an umbrella organisation for
protection and promotion of rights of Negro women in th United
States. Nowadays it has several ten thousand members in almost all
U.S. cities.
NCNW members expressed wish to be acquainted with Croatia this
January on the occasion of conferring the Martin Luther King award
on Croatian Ambassador Miomir Zuzul.
On Saturday about 30 young ladies from the NCNW, led by the NCNW
Youth organisation's head Ethel Lawhon, visited the Croatian
embassy.
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