{"value"=>"<p>C-SPAN coverage of a panel discussion following the 1985 United Nations' (UN) World Conference on Women, and compilation of news programs on the anti-apartheid struggle. Programs consist of <span class=\"title\">ABC News</span> and <span class=\"title\">CNN International Hour</span>.</p> <ol class=\"list\"> <li>\"1985 UN World Conference Nairobi Report.\" Panel participants discuss and answer questions following the World Conference on Women, 1985, or the Third World Conference on Women. The conference took place July 15 to 26, 1985, in Nairobi, Kenya, to assess progresses and failures in implementing the goals for the UN Decade for Women. Participants include Dorothy Height, civil rights and women's rights activist, who gives statements on apartheid; Sarah Harder, president of the American Association of University Women; Virginia Allan, US delegate to the UN Nairobi Conference; and Mary Purcell, former president of the American Association of University Women. Broadcast on C-SPAN, likely August 28, 1985.</li> <li>News programs include C-SPAN coverage of a press conference given by Charles Redman, spokesman for the US State Department, in which he addresses Boesak's arrest, and Jerry Falwell answering questions about the apartheid government in South Africa. They also include New Jersey Governor Thomas Howard Kean's decision to divest state pension funds operating in South Africa; <span class=\"title\">ABC News</span> interviews with Andrew Boraine, founding member of the United Democratic Front (UDF), and Allister Sparks and Otto Krause, South African journalists, conducted by host Ted Koppel, about the political situation in South Africa; and a <span class=\"title\">CNN International Hour</span> interview with Carol Lancaster, director of African Studies at Georgetown University, conducted by news anchor Mark Walton, about the political and economic situation in South Africa.</li></ol>"}