Mr. President, I wish to take this opportunity to congratulate you upon your election to the lofty function of President of the thirty-first session of the General Assembly. IfI you I salute an outstanding diplomat and a worthy representative of Sri Lanka. Your wisdom and competence in directing the…
My delegation wishes to reject what was said by the representative of the United States and reaffinns that our statement was justified. In view of the late hour I shall not tax the patience of the Assembly. But I would merely iike to recall to the representative of the United States that the America…
I should like on behalf of my delegation to reiterate our serious reservations concerning the seventh preambular paragraph and operative paragraph 5 of draft resolution VII concerning the question of Guam, which has been adopted without objection by the General Assembly, and to state our position as…
This Assembly has been considering the problem of apartheid for decades, but every year the problem reappears on its agenda with growing seriousness and continues to represent a major concern to the whole international community.
26. Internally, ap!zrtheid, with its train of suffering and death for…
First of all, I should like to express our most sincere gratitude to all representatives in the General Assembly who have been good enough to express their sympathy for our people on the occasion of our admission as a Member of the United Nations. That unanimous manifestation of friendship and the s…
