Burundi

Mr. Muganga A/33/PV.13 Sept. 28, 1978

Not so long ago,the United Nations was subjected to criticisms which were as vehement as they were destructive by some forces. Accused of powerlessness, it was thus insidiously kept out of the settlement (lf questions vital to peace, international security and the progress of peoples, which are its …

Mr. Simbananiye A/32/PV.89 Dec. 1, 1977

The heroic struggle of the Palestinian people to recover their homeland and their independence has now entered the most critical phase. 275. The delegation of Burundi feels that the Palestinian people, to whose courage and vitality I wish to pay a tribute, have awakened a vast current of sympathy a…

Mr. Simbananple S/32/PV.64 Nov. 9, 1977

The people of Burundi, proud of their indepen- dence and their territorial integrity, and committed to the non-aligned movement, would like to express their soli- darity with the whole people of Cyprus, who are coura- geously fighting for the same ideals and causes. That is why the Government of Bur…

Mr. Muganga A/32/PV.30 Oct. 12, 1977

Mr. President, the delegation of Burundi wishes to address its warmest congratulations to you on your brilliant election to preside over the thirty-second session of the General Assembly of the United Nations. Your outstanding qualifications as a statesman and as a diplomat as well as your commitmen…

Mr. Simbananiye A/32/PV.73 Sept. 12, 1977

The delegation of Burundi wishes to hail the long, heroic struggle of the South African people against the subjection and exploitation it has suffered since 1652. Indeed the system of repression and pillag~ practised in South Africa is the most abject, inhuman" form of colo- nization in history_ The…

Mr. Mikanagu S/31/PV.37 Dec. 13, 1974

The question which is before the General Assembly at this moment is regarded as extremely import- ant by the delegation of the Republic of Burundi. Indeed, the question of the Comorian island of Mayotte creates a very dangero~s precedent that is fraught with very serious 2 Assembly of Heads of Stat…

Mr. Banyiyezako A/31/PV.92 Oct. 14, 1974

Once again the General Assembly is called upon to examine the agenda item entitled "The situation in the Middle East". 94. The very explosive situation in the Middle East continues to be a source of concern to the international community. Apart from the fact that the present situation is a sensitiv…