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Requeststhe Secre1Jary-General to submit to the against the African ~pie,: by the. Go_vern~n~nt ?f South Africa and the 1llegal racist inmonty regime m the .implementation of the present resolution and on the development of co-operation between the Organization Southern Rhodesi<1 (Zimbabvw),
of African Unity and the organizations concerned within
Conscious of the neod to take effective steps for the the l Jn.ited Nations system. v1idest possible dissermi?ation of information relatin_g
28 November 1975 apartheid,
.~413 (XXX).
Admission of the Republic of
Bearing in mind the positive results achieved in_ the Surinam to memhe1rship in the United work of the United l~ations bodies concerned as a dll'ect Nations cpnsequence of the participation of rnpres~ntatives of the national liberation movements recogmzed by the 1'he General Assembly, Organization of African Unity in the r~levant proceed-
Having considered the application for membership of ·ings of these bodies in oo observer oapaCity,
Council of 1 December 1975 that the Republic of I . Takes note of the report of the Secretary-General Surinam should be admitted to membership in the lJni,ted Nations,25 en co-operation between the United Nations an? the
Having considered the application for rnembership of Organization of African Unity2:i . and oon:unends hts efforts in promoHng such co-operiatwn;
the Republic of Surinam.26
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Expresses its appreciation of the outstanding con- Decides to admit the Republic of Surinam to memtribution made by the Organization of African Unity bership iu the United Nations. in the relevant work of the United Nations bodies con-
4 December 1975 by the Administrative Secreta_ry-<?eneral amJ the ~neral Secretariat of ,the Orgamzat\on of Afncan Umty;
3414 (XXX). The situation in the Middle East
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Reaffirms the deterrnination of the United
The General Assembly, Nations, in co-operation with the Organization of Afri--
Having considered the item entitled "The situation can Unity to intensify its efforts to find a solution to in the Middle East",
' the pres.e~t grave situ~tiun in southern A.frica;
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Guided by the purposes and principles of the Charter
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Requeststhe Secretary-General to continue to of the United Nations and resolutions of the United take the necessary measures t.o strengtben co-operation Nations as well as those principles of international between the United Nations and the Organization of law which prohibit the occupation or acquisition of African Unity in accordance with the relevant resoluterritory by the use of force and which consider any tions of the General Assembly, particrularly with regard military occupation, however temporary, or any forcito the provision of assistance to the victims of colonialble annexation of such territory, or part thereof,, as an ism and apartheid in southern Africa, and, in this conact of aggression, nexton, dmws attention to the Assistance Fund for the
Gravely concerned at the continuation of the Israeli Struggle against Colonialism and Ava, 1h,·id established occupation of Arab territories and ilsrael'~ persistent by the Organization of Afric;rn Unity;
denial of the -inalienable national rights of the Pales-
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Draws once again the attention of all United tinian people, Nations bodies, in particular the Security Council, to
Recalling relevant resolutions of the General Assemthe continued need to take effective measures to assobly and the Security Council, particularly those oonciate dosc,ly the Organjz::iti-on of /\frican Unity regucerning the inalienable national rights of the Palestinian hrly with all theit work co1H.:erning Africa, including people and its right to participate in any efforts for especially the activitie~ of the r·,inrnittee on sanctions roeace, of the Council;24
Convinced that the early reconvening of the Peace
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Invitesthe speciialized agencies and other organ- Conference on the Middle East with the participation izations concerned within the United Nations system to of a:11 the parties concerned,· including the Palestine continue and intensify their •'(Hiperati,_111 with the Liberation Organization, is essential for the realization Organization of 1\frican Urfrty;
' of a just and lasting settlement in the region,
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Decides to invite as observers, on a regular basis
Convinced that the present situation prevailing in the and in acoordance with earlier prac6ce, representatives Middle East continues to constitute a serious threat to •Jf the national liberation movements reoognized by the international peace and security, and that urgent meas- Organization of African Unity to participate iu the ures should be taken in order to ensure Israel's full ,'.'eleVlalllit work of the Maiin Committees of the General compliance with relevant resolutions of the General /\ssembly and its subsidiary organs concerned, as wcll Assembly and the Security Council on the questions as in conferences,, seminars and other meetings held of Palestine and the Middle East, under the auspices of the Uniited Nations which relate
Recognizing that peace is indivisible and that a just 1,:i their countries, 1<100 reques-ts the Secreiba.ry-General,
and lasting settlement of the question of the Middle in consultation with the Organization of African Unity,
East must be based on a oomprehensive solution under - to ensure that the necessary ?n1angements are made the auspices of the United Nat.ions, which takes into for their effective parfo;ipation i<>,:.ludi.r•p: the requisite consideration all aspects of the Middle East oonfl.ict, financ1al ,provisions;
211 Otlicial Records of the General Assembly, Thirtieth Session, Annexes, agenda item 22, document A/10413.
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