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Security Council — Session 34

1970–1980
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65
Meetings
907
Speeches
95
Countries represented
5
Resolutions

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Top agenda items

  • Elections to fill vacancies in principal organs (con- tinued): (a) Election of five non-permanent members of the Security Council
    2 mtgs
  • Admission of new Members to the United Nations
    1 mtg
  • Credentials ofrepresentatives to the thirty-fourth session of the General Assembly: (a) Appointment of the members of the Credentials Committee IS. The TEMPORARY PRESIDENT (interpretation from Spanish): Rule 28 of the rules of procedure pro- vides that the General Assembly at the beginning of each session shall appoint, on the proposal ofthe Presi- dent, a Credentials Committee consisting of nine members. Accordingly, it is proposed that, for the thirty-fourth session, the Credentials Committee should consist of the following Member States: Belgium, China, Congo, Ecuador, Pakistan, Panama, Senegal, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, United States of America. May I take it that the countries I have mentioned are hereby appointed members of the Credentials Committee?
    1 mtg
  • Election of the President of the General Assembly 16. The TEMPORARY PRESIDENT (interpretation from Spanish): I now invite the Members ofthe General Assembly to proceed to the election of the President of the Assembly at its thirty-fourth session. 17. Under rule 92 of the rules of procedure, all elec- tions shall be held by secret ballot and there shall be no nominations . 18. However, after consultations with the regional groups, I should like to propose that, without setting a precedent, the Assembly agree to waive rule 92 in this particular election and that, on the basis ofthe endorse- ment of his candidacy by all regional groups, we pro- ceed to elect the President of the thirty-fourth session by acclamation. May I consider that the General As- sembly adopts this proposal?
    1 mtg
  • Elections to fill vacancies in principal organs (con- tinued):* (a) Election of five non-permanent members of the Security Council
    1 mtg
  • General debate (C(JrIthUUl4)
    1 mtg
  • Implementation of the Declaration on the Strengthening of International Security: (a) Non-interference in the internal affairs of States: report of the Secretary-General; (h) Implementation of the Declaration: report of the Secretary-General
    1 mtg
  • Inadmissibility of the policy of hegemonlsm in international relations REPORT OF THE FIRST COMMITTEE (A/34/791) I. Mr. SUCHARIPA (Austria), Rapporteur of the First Committee (interpretation from French): I have the honour today of presenting to the General Assem- bly the reports of the First Committee concerning its work on agenda items 46, 122 and 126. NEW YORK 2. The report on agenda item 46, on the implementa- tion of the Declaration on the Strengthening of Inter- national Security, appears in document A/34/827. In paragraph 13ofthat report the Committee recommends to the General Assembly the adoption of three draft resolutions. Those three drafts deal, respectively, with the development and strengthening of good neigh- bourliness between States, the implementation of the Declaration on the Strengthening of International Security, and non-interference in the internal affairs of States. 3. The report on agenda item 122, dealing with the settlement by peaceful means of disputes between States, appaers in document A/34/790. In paragraph 7 of that report the Committee recommends to the Gen- eral Assembly the adoption of a draft resolution. 4. Finally, the report on agenda item 126, on the inad- missibility of the policy of hegernonisrn in international relations, appears in document A/34/791. In para- graph 1I of that report, the Committee recommends to the General Assembly the adoption of a draft resolution. Pursuant to rule 66 of the rules of procedure, it was decided not to discuss the reports of the First Committee.
    1 mtg
  • Minute of silent prayer or meditatjon 2. The TEMPORARY PRESIDENT (interpretation from Spanish); I invite representatives to stand and observe one minute of silent prayer or meditation.
    1 mtg
  • Opening of the session by the Chainnan of the delegation of Colombia 1. The TEMPORARY PRESIDENT (interpretation from Spanish): I declare open the thirty-fourth regular session of the General Assembly.
    1 mtg

Key resolutions

Most contested votes

Resolution Title Yes No Abstain Margin
A/RES/34/94 ‘Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colo- nia… 125 7 7 +118

Resolutions 5

Symbol Title Yes No Abstain
A/RES/34/94 ‘Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colo- nial Countries and Peop… 125 7 7
A/34/805 ‘United Nations Industrial Development Organization adopted by consensus
S/I3672 None None None
S/Z3282l An Analysis of the Illegal Regime adopted by consensus
S/Z3664 None None None

Meetings 65

# Symbol Date Location
54 S/34/PV.54 Dec. 8, 1970
62 S/34/PV.62 Dec. 25, 1978 New York
2108 S/PV.2108 Jan. 3, 1979 New York
2109 S/PV.2109 Jan. 3, 1979 New York
2111 S/PV.2111 Jan. 3, 1979 New York
2110 S/PV.2110 Jan. 13, 1979 New York
2114 S/PV.2114 Feb. 22, 1979 New York
2115 S/PV.2115 Feb. 22, 1979 New York
2116 S/PV.2116 Feb. 22, 1979 New York
2117 S/PV.2117 Feb. 22, 1979 New York
2124 S/PV.2124 Feb. 23, 1979
2126 S/PV.2126 Feb. 23, 1979 New York
2119 S/PV.2119 March 2, 1979
2120 S/PV.2120 March 5, 1979 New York
2121 S/PV.2121 March 6, 1979 New York
2122 S/PV.2122 March 8, 1979 New York
2123 S/PV.2123 March 9, 1979 New York
2163 S/PV.2163 March 13, 1979 New York
2127 S/PV.2127 March 15, 1979 New York
2128 S/PV.2128 March 16, 1979 New York
2129 S/PV.2129 March 16, 1979 New York
2132 S/PV.2132 March 16, 1979 New York
2135 S/PV.2135 March 16, 1979 New York
2136 S/PV.2136 March 16, 1979 New York
213 S/PV.213 March 19, 1979 New York
2133 S/PV.2133 March 22, 1979
2137 S/PV.2137 March 26, 1979 New York
2138 S/PV.2138 March 28, 1979
2139 S/PV.2139 March 28, 1979 New York
2140 S/PV.2140 April 5, 1979 New York
2142 S/PV.2142 April 26, 1979 New York
2143 S/PV.2143 April 26, 1979 New York
2144 S/PV.2144 May 7, 1979 New York
2145 S/PV.2145 May 30, 1979 New York
2146 S/PV.2146 May 31, 1979 New York
2147 S/PV.2147 June 12, 1979 New York
2151 S/PV.2151 June 13, 1979
2148 S/PV.2148 June 14, 1979 New York
2153 S/PV.2153 June 22, 1979
2154 S/PV.2154 June 25, 1979 New York
2159 S/PV.2159 July 20, 1979 New York
2161 S/PV.2161 Aug. 23, 1979 New York
2164 S/PV.2164 Aug. 24, 1979 New York
2165 S/PV.2165 Aug. 30, 1979 New York
2166 S/PV.2166 Sept. 12, 1979 New York
2167 S/PV.2167 Sept. 12, 1979 New York
1 S/34/PV.1 Sept. 18, 1979
23 S/34/PV.23 Oct. 5, 1979 New York
118 S/34/PV.118 Oct. 26, 1979 New York
2169 S/PV.2169 Nov. 1, 1979 New York
2177 S/PV.2177 Nov. 25, 1979
2172 S/PV.2172 Nov. 27, 1979 New York
2174 S/PV.2174 Nov. 30, 1979 New York
2175 S/PV.2175 Dec. 1, 1979 New York
2178 S/PV.2178 Dec. 4, 1979 New York
12 S/34/PV.12 Dec. 13, 1979 New York
103 S/34/PV.103 Dec. 14, 1979
2179 S/PV.2179 Dec. 14, 1979 New York
2183 S/PV.2183 Dec. 22, 1979 New York
2182 S/PV.2182 Dec. 29, 1979 New York
119 S/34/PV.119 Jan. 4, 1980 New York
2113 S/PV.2113 New York
2157 S/PV.2157
2158 S/PV.2158 New York
2184 S/PV.2184 New York
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