This document, dated June 5, 1979, reports on urgent organizational changes within the Charter 77 leadership following a significant wave of state repression. After the arrest of ten members of the Committee for the Defense of the Unjustly Prosecuted (VONS), including current spokespersons Václav Benda and Jiří Dienstbier, it became necessary to ensure the movement's continued activity. Consequently, former spokespersons Jiří Hájek and Ladislav Hejdánek temporarily reassumed spokesperson duties. The statement emphasizes that the formal status of the imprisoned spokespersons, including the previously detained Jaroslav Šabata, remains unaffected by this temporary measure. This step was intended to allow Charter 77 to continue its mission as a civic community advocating for the observance of socialist legality in Czechoslovakia. The document also highlights the international dimensions of the situation, noting a letter sent to the Director-General of UNESCO regarding the arrests, which received coverage from international media outlets like The Guardian and Radio Free Europe. The text illustrates the resilience of the opposition and its ability to maintain structural continuity and international outreach despite systematic persecution by the regime.