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Affidavit describing the uprising of enslaved people onboard the Bedford
Series
Catalogue reference: FCO 172
FCO 172
This series contains records of the the Bingham Inquiry, set up in 1977, to investigate alleged evasion of sanctions against Rhodesia by major oil companies. The collection includes lists of documents requested and provided to the Inquiry;...
FCO 172
1964-1979
This series contains records of the the Bingham Inquiry, set up in 1977, to investigate alleged evasion of sanctions against Rhodesia by major oil companies. The collection includes lists of documents requested and provided to the Inquiry; correspondence files; transcripts of oral evidence; exhibits to the Inquiry; draft report; submissions; comments; documents in Portuguese from the Portuguese Government; Working Papers; non-government publications; submissions in response to Mr Bingham's letter of 27 July 1977; and chronologies. Post-publication correspondence includes a file about papers not submitted to the investigation.
This series contains records which pre-date the creation of Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Arrangement is by unregistered files and folders.
For related Rhodesia files see: FCO 36
Public Record(s)
English
160 file(s)
Open unless otherwise stated
From 2020 Foreign and Commonwealth Office
No further accruals are anticipated
In 1977 the then Foreign Secretary David Owen appointed Lord Bingham to head an Inquiry into alleged breaches of United Nations sanctions by oil companies in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe).
Records of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and predecessors
Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Commission of Inquiry into Rhodesian Oil Sanctions (Bingham Inquiry); Papers
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