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Interview with David Simpson of Amnesty International about human rights abuses in Chile under the regime of General Pinochet. Interviewer not identified.
David Simpson of Amnesty International discusses the organisation’s annual report and its take on the worldwide human rights situation. Male interviewer not identified.
David Simpson of Amnesty International is interviewed after the organisation was awarded the 1977 Nobel Peace Prize. He describes the role and main aims of Amnesty. Male interviewer not identified.
Report on the violence at pickets from police at the Grunwick Factory during the Grunwick dispute. Includes sound of shouting; interviews with arrested picket MP Audrey Wise; Apex union official Chris Grant;...
A discussion on the subject of committing suicide by means of road traffic accidents. Psychiatrist Michael Simpson discusses examples of this method, and claims that according to studies by professionals,...
Interview with Keppel Simpson about a campaign to educate the general public about the importance of microprocessors in industry. Female interviewer not identified.
Interview with David Simpson of Amnesty about the Amnesty International 1978 report. Female interviewer not identified.
Brian Hayes revisits the week’s shows and interviews with guests. Topics discussed: the industrial scene as viewed by the unions, business and politicians; Christianity and socialism; last year’s human...
Interview with Peter Simpson, leader of striking customs men, on effect of civil servants’ strike at Heathrow Airport.
Brian Hayes revisits the week’s shows and interviews with guests. Includes problems in Northern Ireland and comment on a BBC Panorama programme about Northern Ireland. Also comment on Edward Kennedy;...
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