Resolution 1132 (Xi).

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1957.

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6 subjects

Data Collection Establishment Evidence Freedom of Movement Hungary Question Members

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Noting with deep concern that the Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics has failed to comply with the provisions of the United Nations resolutions calling upon it to desist from its intervention in the internai affairs of Hungary, to cease its deportations of Hungarian citizens and to return promptly to their homes those it has already deported, to withdraw its armed forces from Hungary and to cease its repressîon of the Hungarian people,

Reiterates its call upon the Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the Hungarian authorities to comply with the above resolutîons and to permit United Nations observers to enter the territory of Hungary, to travel freely therein and to report their findings to the Secretary-General ;

Requests the Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the Hungarian authorities to communicate to the Secretary-General, not latei: than 7 December 1956, their consent to receive United Nations observers;

Recommends that in the meantime the Secretary- General arrange for the immediate dispatch to Hungary, and other countries as appropriate, of observers named by him pursuant to paragraph 4 of General Assembly resolution 1004 (ES-II) of 4 November 1956;

Requests the Governments of all Member States to co-operate with the representatives named by the Secretary-General by extending such assistance and providing such facilities as may be necessary for the effective discharge of their responsihilities.

4 December 1956.

Resolution 1131 (XI)

Declares that, by using its armed force against the. Hungarian people, the Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is violating the political independence of Hungary;

Condemns the violation of the Charter of the United Nations by the Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics in depriving Hungary of its liberty and independence and the Hungarian people of the exercise of their fundamental rights ;

Reiterates its call upon the Governnrent of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics to desist forthwith from any form of intervention in the internal affaîrs of Hungary;

4; Calls upon the Government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics to make immediate arrangements for the withdrawal, under United Nations observation, of its armed forces from Hungary and to permit the re7establishment of the political independence of Hungary;

Requests the Secretary-General to take any initiative that he deems helpful in relation to the Hungarian problem, in conformity with the principles of the Charter and the resolutions of the General Assembly.

12 December 1956.

Resolution 1132 (XI)

Estciblishes, for the above-mentioned purposes, a Spedal Committee, composed of representatives of Australia, Ceylon, Denmark, Tunisia and Uruguay, to

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Reeolutions adopted without relerence to a Committee

investigate, and to establish and maintain direct oband evidence, which Members may possess, and assistservation in Hungary and elsewhere, taking testimony,

ing ît in securing such information; collecting evidence and receiving information, as ap-

Invites the Secretary-General to render the Compropriate, in order to report its findings to the General mittee all appropriate assistance and facilities; Assembly at its eleventh session, and thereafter from tirne to time to prepare additional reports for the in-

Calls Hpon all Member States promptly to give formation of Member States and of the Generat Assemeffect to the present and previous resolutions of the bly if it is in session;

General Assembly on the Hungarian problem;

Calls upon the Union of Soviet Socialist Repub-

Reaffirms its request that the Secretary-General lics and Hungary to co-operate in every way with the continue to take any initiative that he deems helpful Cornmittee and, in particular, to permit the Committee in relation to the Hungarian problem, in conformity and its staff to enter the territory of Hupgary and to with the principles of the Charter of the United Nations travel freely therein ;

and the resolutions of the General Assembly.

Requests all Member States to assist the Committee in any way appropriate in its task, making

10 lanuary 1957.

* * * Other decisions taken by the General ÂBBembly without reference to a Committee

Question of amending the United Nations Charter, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 108 of the Charter, to increase the number of non-permanent members of the Seeurity Council and the numher of votes required for decisions of the Council ( item 56)

Question of amending the United Nations Charter, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 108 of the Charter, to increase the membership of the Economie and Social Council (item 57)

Question of amending the Statute of the International Court of Justice,

in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 108 of the Chart,er of the United Nations and Article 69 of the Statute of the Court, with respect to an inerease in the number of judges of the International Court of Justice ( item 58)

The General Assembly, at its 661st plenary meeting on 26 February 1957,

decided to postpone consideration of items 56, 57 and 58 to its twelfth session.

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