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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 January 2010
The Conference held its first plenary meeting immediately after the opening ceremony. One minute of silence was observed in tribute to the recently deceased President of Mozambique, Mr. Samora Machel.
1 The full text of the ICRC Report on its Activities will be published in the January–February 1987 issue of the Review.
2 The text of the ICRC Appeal for a humanitarian mobilization was published in the January–February 1985 issue No. 244 of the International Review of the Red Cross, pp. 30–34.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
page 336 note 1 The full text of the resolutions of the Twenty-fifth International Conference of the Red Cross and of the Council of Delegates appears on pages 340–393.
A booklet will be published containing the 37 resolutions adopted by the Conference at its final plenary meeting and the 7 resolutions adopted by the Council of Delegates.
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