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Abstract: This was the General Assembly declaration on the granting of independence to colonial countries and people.
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Abstract: This resolution called for legally binding commitments and comprehensive safeguards to stop the further spread of nuclear weapons and to work towards their eventual elimination. This resolution called for legally binding commitments and comprehensive safeguards to stop the further spread of nuclear weapons and to work towards their eventual elimination.
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Abstract: This resolution strengthenedONUC.
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Abstract: This resolution appointed U Thant as Acting Secretary-General.
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Abstract: This resolution recommended the appointment of U Thant as acting Secretary-General.
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Abstract: This was a letter of complaint from Cyprus against Turkey for acts of aggression and intervention in the internal affairs of Cyprus.
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Abstract: The General Assembly appointed U Thant.
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Abstract: The Council recommended the appointment of U Thant.
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Abstract: This resolution called upon all parties to cease firing and called on Turkey to stop the bombardments and on the Cypriot government to order its armed forces to cease firing.
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Abstract: This was the first UNFICYP report noting that preventing the recurrence of fighting had been accomplished.
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Abstract: This was a note by the Secretary-General clarifying the UNFICYP mandate.
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Abstract: This resolution established UNFICYP.
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Abstract: Part A of this resolution adopted amendments to the Charter on the composition of the Council and establishing the allocation of seats to various regions.
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Abstract: This report laid down the first observations on the future course of mediation
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Abstract: This report recognised that the presence of UNFICYP in Cyprus was a major factor in bringing the fighting in some areas to an end, and in preventing some incidents from escalating. The report also pointed out that a “return to normal conditions" as mentioned in Council resolution 186 does not mean, as the Turkish Cypriots believe, a complete restoration of the constitutional situation in Cyprus as it was before the fighting broke out in December 1963.
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Abstract: This resolution authorised the UK to use force to prevent the supply of oil to Southern Rhodesia.
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Abstract: This resolution called upon states to respect the sovereignty, unity independence and territorial integrity of Cyprus.
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Abstract: This resolution contained guidelines for the negotiation of a treaty on the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons.
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Abstract: This resolution confirmed demand for a ceasefire.
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Abstract: This resolution demanded a ceasefire.
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Abstract: This resolution called for a ceasefire.
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Abstract: This resolution imposed sanctions on Southern Rhodesia.
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Abstract: This resolution renewed the appointment of U Thant.
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Abstract: This resolution recommended the reappointment of U Thant.
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Abstract: This resolution censured Israel for its large-scale military action in the southern Hebron area.
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Abstract: This resolution briefly extended the appointment of U Thant.
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Abstract: This resolution recommended temporary rollover of the appointment of U Thant.
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Abstract: This was a British sponsored compromise between the three-power and US drafts, calling on all parties to end territorial claims, respect sovereignty, and for Israel to withdraw from occupied territories. This resolution affirmed that the establishment of just and lasting peace in the Middle East should include the application of certain principles inter alia.
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Abstract: This meeting was the adoption of resolution 242 on Israel-Palestine.
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Abstract: This was a draft resolution on Israel-Palestine.
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Abstract: This was a draft resolution on Israel-Palestine.
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Abstract: This meeting was on the situation in the Middle East.
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Abstract: This was a draft resolution on Israel-Palestine.
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Abstract: This was a draft resolution on Israel-Palestine.
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Abstract: This resolution reaffirmed the ceasefire.
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Abstract: This resolution called on Israel to observe international humanitarian principles in treatment of prisoners of war and civilians in occupied areas.
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Abstract: This resolution reaffirmed the Council’s demand for a ceasefire.
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Abstract: This was a draft resolution on Southern Rhodesia introduced by the UK.
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Abstract: This meeting was on the situation in Southern Rhodesia.
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Abstract: This resolution was a draft resolution on Southern Rhodesia introduced by Algeria, Ethiopia, India, Pakistan and Senegal.
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Abstract: This was a letter from the Soviet Union on resolution 242
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Abstract: This resolution extended UNFICYP’s mandate and noted the Secretary-General’s report recommending including the supervision of disarmament and arrangements to safeguard internal security in the mandate.
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Abstract: This report recommended enlarging the mandate of UNFICYP so as to include supervision of disarmament and arrangements to safeguard internal security.
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Abstract: This resolution urged compliance with Council resolutions on Southern Rhodesia, inter alia.
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Abstract: This documents contained a corrigendum to the draft resolution on Southern Rhodesia (S/9696) vetoed by the US.
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Abstract: This document contained amendments to a draft resolution on Southern Rhodesia (S/9696) vetoed by the US.
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Abstract: This was a draft resolution on Southern Rhodesia vetoed by the US.
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Abstract: This resolution declared illegal the presence of South Africa in Namibia.
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Abstract: This resolution continued to press South Africa to withdraw from Namibia.
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Abstract: This resolution recognised that aggression with nuclear weapons or the threat of such aggression against a non-nuclear weapon state would create a situation in which the Security Council, and above all its nuclear-weapon state permanent members, would have to act immediately.
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Abstract: This resolution established the first Council sanctions committee to monitor the implementation of the sanctions measures in Southern Rhodesia.
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Abstract: This meeting was on the situation in Southern Rhodesia.
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Abstract: This resolution appealed for an end to hijacking of commercial aircraft and for release of passengers and crew currently held.
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Abstract: This resolution contained a request for an advisory opinion from the ICJ on Namibia.
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Abstract: This meeting was on the Middle East.
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Abstract: This meeting was on the situation in the Middle East.
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Abstract: This meeting was on the situation in the Middle East.
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Abstract: This resolution demanded the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon.
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Abstract: This meeting was on the situation in Namibia.
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Abstract: This meeting was on the situation in Namibia.
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Abstract: This meeting was on Namibia.
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Abstract: This was the report of the Ad Hoc Sub-Committee on Namibia.
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Abstract: This was the convention on Psychotropic Substances of 1971.
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Abstract: This resolution reprimanded Portugal for the armed attack against Guinea.
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Abstract: This meeting was on the situation in the Middle East.
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Abstract: This meeting was on the Middle East.
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Abstract: This resolution appointed Kurt Waldheim.
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Abstract: This resolution recommended the appointment of Kurt Waldheim.
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Abstract: This draft resolution requested the Secretary-General to take appropriate action in the light of a statement he made regarding the role, functions and strength of UNFICYP and related issues arising out of the most recent political developments in respect of Cyprus. It was vetoed by Russia. The same draft was later adopted adding a request to the Secretary-General to present a full report in the light of his statement and a consideration that the cease-fire would be a first step in implementation of resolution 353.
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Abstract: This was a letter enclosing a declaration by the foreign ministers of Greece, Turkey and the UK in which they agreed that all Turkish enclaves occupied by Greek or Greek Cypriot forces would be evacuated and protected by UNFICYP, and affirmed that the timely and phased reduction of armed forces and armament in Cyprus would take place within the framework of a just and lasting solution acceptable to all the parties.
