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Recalling a/so its resolution 39/4 of 26 October 1984, in which the Assembly, inter alia, urged each ofthe five Central American Governments to speed up its consultations with the Contadora Group with the aim of bringing to a conclusion the negotiation process, and to respect fully the purposes and principies of the Contadora Act on Peace and Co-operation in Central America, 57
Recalling Security Council resolution 562 (1985) of 10 May 1985, in which the Council called upon ali States to refrain from carrying out, supporting or promoting political, economic or military actions of any kind against any State in the region which might impede the peace objectives of the Contadora Group,
Taking note ofthe various reports submitted by the Secretary-General in pursuance of General Assembly resolution 39/4,
Sharing the concern of the Latín American countries at the worsening of the situation in Central America and its possible implications for the entire region, which the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the Contadora Group and the Support Group expressed in their Declaration of I October 1986,58 Agreeing with that Declaration that the worsening ofthe crisis in Central America can create serious tensions and confticts throughout the continent, and that the peace of Central America is therefore the peace of Latin America,
Bearing in mind the resolution adopted on 14 November 1986 by the General Assembly of the Organization of American States, meeting in Guatemala, which, inter alia, requested the Contadora Group and the Support Group to persevere in their valuable efforts to achieve peace in Central America, and urged ali States to continue to give them their resolute support,
Convinced that the peoples of Latin America wish to achieve peace, development andjustice without outside interference, in accordance with their own decision and their own historical experience, and without sacrificing the principies of self-determination and non-intervention,
Convinced that it is imperative to avoid a war in Central America, and that this is primarily the responsibility of the Governments directly or indirectly involved in the conftict, as well as a task for ali politically responsible Governments and individuals who are prepared to defend the cause of peace,
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Reaffirms its conviction that the global, comprehensive and negotiated solution of the conftict in Central America requires that ali States fully respect the principies ofinternational law enshrined in the Charter ofthe United Nations;
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Acknowledges the commendable efforts being made by the Contadora Group and the Support Group with a view to achieving peace in Central America;
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Reiterates its support for the peace activities of the Contadora Group and the Support Group and requests them to persevere in their valuable efforts, and urges ali States to continue to give them their resolute support;
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Requeststhe Secretary-General to report to the General Assembly at its forty-second session on the implementation of the present resolution;
Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its forty-second session the item entitled "The situation in Central America: threats to international peace and security and peace initiatives".
Condemns the military attack perpetrated against the Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya on 15 April
1986, which constitutes a violation of the Charter of the United Nations and of international law;
Calls upan the Government of the United States in this regard to refrain from the threat or use of force in the settlement of disputes and differences with the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and to resort to peaceful means in accordance with the Charter of the U nited N ations;
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Calls upan ali States to refrain from extending any assistance or facilities for perpetrating acts of aggression against the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya;
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Affirms the right of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya to receive appropriate compensation for the material and human losses inflicted upon it;
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Requeststhe Security Council to remain seized of the matter and requests the Secretary-General to report thereon to the General Assembly at its forty-second session.
41/39. Question of Namibia62 A
' 7 A/39/562-S/l 6775, annex. For the printed text, see Official Records of the Security Council, Thirty-ninth Year, Supplement for October. November and December 1984, document S/16775, annex.
' 8 A/41/662-S/18373, annex. Fortheprinted text, see Official Records ' 9 See A/41/654, annex 11, declaration AHG/Decl.2 (XXII). of the Security Council, Forty-first Year, Supplement for October,
60 A/41/697-S/18392, annex, sect. I, paras. 215-217. November a11d December 1986, document S/18373, annex.
61 A/41/740-S/18418, annex, para. 23.
SITUATION IN NAMIBIA RESULTING FROM THE ILLEGAL OCCUPA TION OF THE TERRITORY BY SOUTH AFRICA
62 See also sect. I, note 8, and sect. X.B.6, decision 41/413. Suff/ement No. 24 (A/41/24).
/bid., Supplement No. 23 (A/41/23), chap. VIII. 2624th-2626th, 2628th and 2629th meetings.
67 /bid., 2652nd, 2654th, 2656th-2662nd and 2684th meetings.
68 A/40/699-S/l 7518, annex. For the printed text, see Official Records and December 1985, document S/17518, annex.
70 A/40/854-S/17610 and Corr.l, annex l.
71 A/40/951-S/l 7656, annex. For the printed text, see Official Records and December 1985, document S/17656, annex.
72 A/41/341-S/18065 and Corr.1, annex l.
73 A/41/703-S/18395, annex.
74 A/ AC. 131/216.
publication, Sales No. E.86.1.16 and addendum), part three.
76 A/41/654, annex I, resolution CM/Res.1039 (XLIV)/Rev.l.
