A/RES/32/142 GA

158 Gene.-al Assemhly-Thirty-se<"ond Session Taking note of the rcport cf the Sccretary-General on the management of thc Fund submitted to it at its thirty- second session, 100 1. Notes with satisfaction thc dccisions t:iken by the Consultative CommittC'c on the Voluntary Fund for the Unitcd Nations Decadc for Women at its first two sessions, hcld in March and Junc 1977; 101 2. E,presses the hove th~1t the projccts which thc Consultativc Committee has already approved will be implemented as soon as possible; 3. Urges the spccializl'd agencies and other United Nations bodics concerned. including the United Nations Deve!opment Programme. to assist thc regional com- mi~sions in formulating projects drawn up in connexion with thc: United Nations Decadc for Women, with a vicw to submitting thcm to the Consultativc Committee: 4. A/so urges the spccialized agencies and other United Nations bodies concerned, including the Unitcd Nations Development Programme, to co-operate closcly with the Consultative Committee with a view to de- veloping programmes which will contribute to the ad- vancement of women; 5. Requests thc Secre1ary-Gencral to continue to submit annual reports on the managemcnt of the Fund and: (a) To incl ude in such reports a summary of the projects selccted by thc Consultativc Committee for financing by thc Fund; ( b) To submit periodically to thc General Assembly progress reports on the execution of such projccts. 105th plenary meeting 16 Decemher 1977 32/142. Women's participation in the strength- ening of international peace and secu- rity and in the strug~le a~ainst colonial- ism, racism, racial fliscrimination, for- eign aggression and occupation and ali forms of foreign domination The General Assembly, Recalling its rcsolutions 3519 (XXX), 3520 (XXX) and 3521 (XXX) of 15 December 1975 and 31/136 of 16 December 1976, T aking into account that sccure peace and social progress, thc establishment of the ncw international cco- nomic order as well as the ful! enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms requirc the active par- ticipation of women, thcir equality and dcvclopmcnt, Appreciating the contribution of women to the strengthening of international peace and security and to the struggle against colonialism, racism, racial dis- crimination, forcign aggression and occupation and ali forms of foreign domination, Emphasizing its grave concern that in sorne regions of the world colonialism, apartheid, racial discrimination and aggression continue to exist and territories are still occupied, which represents a most serious infringement of the principles of the Charter of thc United Nations and of human rights of both women and men, and of the peoples' right to sclf-dctermination, 100 A/32/174. 101 Jbid., sect. H. Reaf/irming thc objectives of the United Nations Decade for Womcn. thc Declaration of Mcxico on thc Equa::ty of Womcn and Thcir Contribution to Dcvelop- ment and Peacc, 197 5 1º2 and the World Plan of Action for thc Implementation of the Objectives of the Inter- nati,1nal \Vomcn ·s Y car, ,o:: 1 . Takes note of the rcport of thc Secrctary-General on thc implcmcntation of General Assembly rcsolution 3519 ( XXX) ;'º4 2. Calls upun all Statcs to continue to make their con'.ribution to creating favourablc conditions for thc climination of discrimination against womcn and far thcir ful! and cqual participatior; in thc social dcvelop- ment proccss and to cncouragc broad participation of womcn in thc cffort to strcngthcn intcrnational pcace. atend thc proccss of international détcntc, curb the anm racc and takc measurcs for disarmament; 3. Seizcs tlie occasion of thc [nternational Anti- Apartheid Y car to be obscrvcd in 1978 to invite all States fully to support women exposed to colonialism, racism and apartheid in their just struggle against the racist régimes in southcrn Africa; 4. Invites all Statcs to proclaim, in accordance with their historical and national traditions and customs, any dav of the ycar as United Nations D;1y far Women's Rights and International Peace and to inform the Scc- retary-General thereon; 5. Requests thc Commission on thc Status of Womcn to consider, as a contribution to the preparation of thc World Confcrencc of the United Nations Decadc for Women, to be held in 1980, the elaboration of a draft declaration on thc participation of women in thc struggle far thc strengthcning of international peacc and security and against colonialism, racism. racial dis- crimination, foreign aggression and occupation and ali forms of foreign domination and to report thereon to thc Economic and Social Council at its sixty-fourth ses- sion; 6. Invites thc Sccretary-General to submit to the General Asscmblv at its thirty-fourth session a pro- grcss report on the implcmentation of resolution 3519 (XXX); 7. Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its thirty-fourth session, under thc ítem "United Nations Decade for Women: Equality, Dcvelopment and Peace", a subitem entitled "lmplcmentation of General Assem- bly resolution 3519 (XXX): rcport of thc Sccrctary- General". 105th plenary meeting 16 December 1977 :{2/14:l. Elimination of all forms of religiom1 in toleran<·~ T/1(' General Assembly. Recalling its resolutions 1781 (XVII) of 7 Deccm- bcr 1962 and 3069 (XXVIII) of 30 November 1973, as well a., its rcsolution 3267 (XXIX) of 10 December 1 rn4_ in which it rcquestcd the Commi~sion on Human 1 •2 Re¡)Orf of rhe World Conferencc of the lntemationa/ Wom,·11'.1 }' ear ( United Nations puhlication, Sales No. F.76.IV. I), chap. l. 10:i //,id., chap. 11. sect. A. ,o.t A/32/211.

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