WHEREAS the Baltic American Freedom League (BAFL) was founded in February 1981 by Baltic American activists to unite the Baltic community in the United States, helping to raise American consciousness
Category: Resolutions
Resolution Commemorating The Fifth Anniversary Of The U.s. Senate’s Approval Of Nato Expansion To Include The Baltic Countries Of Estonia, Latvia, And Lithuania; And, Calling For A New Renaissance Of The Transatlantic Alliance In The Face Of An Increasingly Authoritarian And Hostile Russia Seeking To Enlarge It’s Sphere Of Influence In The Baltics, The Balkans, And Eurasia
WHEREAS on May 8, 2003, the U.S. Senate unanimously approved the invitations of seven new members to NATO, including Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania–ratifying the offer of membership extended to
Resolution Urging The People Of Russia To Promulgate The Shared Values That Unite The People Of The Baltic States And United States In Commemoration Of The 30th Anniversary Of The Designation Of June 14, 1982, As Baltic Freedom Day By U.s. President Ronald Reagan
WHEREAS, on June 14-15, 1941, a year after the Soviet occupation of the Baltic Republics of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, over 40,000 people from all three countries were taken from their homes at
BAFL Resolution In Commemoration Of The 65th Anniversary Of The United Nation’s Universal Declaration Of Human Rights Reaffirms Its Validity And Calls For “year Of Human Rights”
WHEREAS the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) consisting of 30 articles, which decree that all human beings are entitled to all human rights and fundamental freedoms as delineated in the