Programmes of Technical Assistance Under the Regular Budget of the United Nations

A/RES/1768(XVII)View PDF

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1963.

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2 versions · 1963–1964

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Year	Symbol	Title	Word length	Text similarity
1964	A/RES/1988(XVIII)	Programmes of technical assistance under the regular budget of the United Nations	166	0%Compare
1963	A/RES/1768(XVII)	Programmes of technical assistance under the regular budget of the United Nations	2	–

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3 subjects

Appropriations Programme Budgeting Technical Cooperation

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POLITICAL AND SECURITY (INCLUDING THE REGULATION OF ARMAMENTS)

ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL

SOCIAL, HUMANITARIAN AND CULTURAL

TRUSTEESHIP (INCLUDING NON-SELF-GOVERNING TERRITORIES)

ADMINISTRATIVE AND BUDGETARY

xii

LEGAL

xvi

2 0 f)i6a! Records of the Di'sannamcnt Ccnmnissi'on, Supplc- 1 0 J7icia! Records of the Geneva/ .-lssc;nbly, Seventeenth 111cnt for J an11ary 1901 to Dcccn1bcr 1962, dvcumcnt DC/203,

annex I, section J.

3 !hid., annex 1, section I.

4 !bid., section T.

6 lbid., document DC/205, annex 1, sections O and P.

6 [bid., documents DC/203 and DC /205.

7 C! fficial Rccnrds of tlzr Gn1.cral Assembly, Se1•e11teenth Srsszon, Annexes, agenda item 1)0. document A/C.l/867.

8 A/C.1/875.

The President of the General Assembly in pursuance of paragraph S of the above resolution, appointed the following members of the Special Committee on the policies of apartheid of the Government of the Republic of South Africa: ALGERIA, CosTA RICA, FEDERATION OF MALAYA, GHANA, GuINEA, HAITI, HUNGARY, NEPAL, NIGERIA, PHILIPPINES and SOMALIA.4

5 Official Records of the General Assembly, Seventee11th Session, S11pplement No. 16 (A/5216).

7 Ibid., Seventeenth Session, Annexes, agenda item 30,

6 Ibid., Thirteenth Session, Supplement No. 17 (A/3838).

document A/5236.

10 Ibid., agenda item 8~ docement A/5313.

The right of peoples and nations to permanent sovereignty over their natural wealth and resources must be exercised in the interest of their national development and of the wellbeing of the people of the State concerned.

The exploration, development and disposition of such resources, as well as the import of the foreign capital required for these purposes, should be in conformity with the rules and conditions which the peoples and nations freely consider to be necessary or desirable with regard to the authorization, restriction or prohibition of such activities.

In cases where authorization is granted, the capital imported and the earnings on that capital shall be governed hy the terms thereof, by the national legislation in force, and by international law. The profits derived must be shared in the proportions freely agreed upon, in each case, between the investors and the recipient State, due care being taken to ensure that there is no impairment, for any reason, of that State's sovereignty over its natural wealth and resources.

Nationalization, expropriation or requisitioning shall be based on grounds or reasons of public utility, security or the national interest which are recognized as overriding purely individual or private interests, both domestic and foreign. In such cases the owner shall be paid appropriate compensation, in accordance with the rules in force in the State taking such measures in the exercise of its sovereignty and in accordance with international law. In any case where the question of compensation gives rise to a controversy, the national jurisdiction of the State taking such measures shall be exhausted. However, upon agreement by sovereign States and other parties concerned, settlement of the dispute should be made through arbitration or international adjudication.

The free and 1Jeneficial exercise of the sovereignty of peoples and nations over their natural resources must be furthered by the mutual respect of States based on their sovereig-n equality.

International co-operation for the economic development of developing countries, \\·hethcr in the form of public or private capital investments, exchange of goods and services, technical assistance, or exchange of scientific in formation, shall be such as to further their independent national development and shall he based upon respect for their sovereignty over their natural wealth and resources.

Violation of the rights of peoples and nations to sovereignty over their natural wealth and resources is contrary

1 Official Records of the General Assembly Seventeenth

3 Official Records /lf thr Ec/lnomic and Social Council

4 Official Records of the General Assembly, Sci1('1lteenth Session, Amiexcs, agenda items 12, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39 and 84, document A/5196, and Official Records of the Economic and 6 Official Records of the

5 Official Records of the Economic and Social Council,

7 Official Records of the Economic and Sorin/ ('ormril,

Suppleme1. f Xo.

(F/31i00_/Rev.l ),

8 Ibid., Thirty-fourth Session, rlnnexes, agenda item 6, document E/3654.

ll United :'Jations publication, Saks No.: (,2.II.D.3.

10 United "\"ations publication, Sales No.: 62.Tl.1\.'.'.

CONVENTION ON CONSENT TO MARRIAGE, MINIMUM AGE FOR MARRIAGE AND REGISTRATION OF MARRIAGES

CO>s;VENTTON ON CONSENT TO MARRIAGE, 1hKIMUl\l AGE FOR MARRIAGE AND REGISTRATION OF MAR- Rl:\GES

DRAFT RECOMMENDATION ON CONSENT TO MARRIAGE,

MINIMUM AGE FOR MARRIAGE AND REGISTRATION OF MARRIAGES

CEYLON, COLOMBIA, COSTA RICA, ECUADOR, FRANCE, GREECE, GUINEA,

IRAN,

ITALY, JAPAN, JORDAN,

MALI,

MAURITANIA, SAUDI ARABIA, THAILAND, UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUB- LICS,

UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and URUGUAY.

,.,

see in particular paras. 99-139 and draft resolutions V an<l Vl.

7 E/CN.4/815 and Corr.I; see in particular paras. 149-189.

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2 See note on item 56, p. ++.

3 Intcmational statlls of South-1/"est Africa, Adviso,-y Opinion: I.CJ. Reports 1950, p. 12R.

4 Official Records of the Gcnrral Asscntbly, SevcHtec11th Session. Suj,j,lemcnt .\" o. 12 (A/5212), and document A/5212/Add.1 1 Official Records of the Ge11c,-al Assenwly, Seventeenth and 2, Session, Annexes, agenda item 25, document A/5238.

5 Ibid., Supplement 1\" o. 12 (A/5212). part TI.

6 Ibid., Sc1Jcnternth Session. Amic.rcs, agenda item 54, documents A/5160 and Add.1 and 2.

9 See note on item 55, p. 44.

Scvl'ntccnth Session .. ,Jnnexcs, agenda items 49, SO, 51, 52, 53' and 55, document A/5244 ancl Acld.l.

11 Jbid., document A/5242 and Add.I.

13 Ibid., Sei•.:ntcenth Session, Suf,plcment Xo. ·/ (A/52041.

14 Ibid., Seventeenth Session, Annexes, agell(b items U, 58 12 Ibid., document A/5249 and Add.l.

and 59, document :\/5231.

ment A/5134.

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