Rwanda

Mr. Ngarukiyintwali S/34/PV.23 Oct. 5, 1979

Mr. President your unani- mous election to the presidency of this august Assem- bly is for the delegation of Rwanda a cause for great pleasure and legitimate pride, as we see the representa- tive of an Mrican country, Rwanda's friend, to which we are united by so many common traditions and so many w…

Mr. Nsekalije A/33/PV.16 Oct. 2, 1978

The delegation of Rwanda wishes to join in the congratulations and praise addressed to you, Sir, on your election as President of this Assembly. The unanimous confidence shown by our Assembly in' electing you Presi- . dent of its thirty-third regular 'session is undoubtedly a well-deserved tribute b…

Mr. Karuhije A/32/PV.76 Nov. 21, 1977

The word Uapartheid" is, for all of us here and for all those who learn through the information media, a subject of revulsion and disgust, because the word imme- diately evokes the tragedy, the desolation and the genocide to which a people is being subjected. That word imme- diately evokes the horro…

Mr. Karuhije A/32/PV.65 Nov. 11, 1977

Four years have already elapsed since an illus- trious African statesman, Citizen Mobutu Sese Sekou, the President of the Republic of Zaire, from this rostrum1 drew the attention of the international community to the fact that among the demands of formerly colonized countries was one that concerned …

Mr. Karuhije A/32/PV.57 Nov. 4, 1977

Before voting on the draft resolutions before us, I should like to recall briefly the position of my country on the problem of Namibia. This position will justify my vote. The problem of Namibia is a special case where all the purposes and principles defined in the Uni~ed Nations Charter are systema…

Mr. Nsekalije A/32/PV.26 Oct. 10, 1977

Mr. President, the delegation of Rwanda adds its tribute and good wishes to those which have been addressed to you on your brilliant election to the presidency of the thirty-second session of the General Assembly of the United Nations and wishes it complete success. At the same time, my delegation w…

Mr. Karuhije A/31/PV.50 Nov. 1, 1976

The question of racial discrimination and apart- heid in South Africa, whichis now being considered by this Assembly, is an item as old as our Organization. It is sad to note today that we must come back to this because of the arrogance of the white minority of South Africa and, quite simply, its sc…