Intervention of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China in Korea

A/RES/498(V)View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1951.

What subjects does this mandate have?

8 subjects

Aggression China Establishment Good Offices Intervention Members Republic of Korea Troop Withdrawal

What’s in this document?

5 operative paragraphs

Aflirms the determination of the United Nations ment of the People's Republic of China in to continue its action in Korea to meet the aggression ;

Korea

Calls upon all States and authorities to continue to lend every assistance to the United Nations action ( Resolution adoptecl on rite report of the in Korea;

Fir.ff Cnmmiuee)

Calls upon all States and authorities to refrain

Requests a Committee composed of the members animity of the permanent members. has failed to of the Collective Measures Committee as a matter of · ercise its primary responsibility for the maintenance urgency to consider additional measures to be employed international peace and security in regard to Chinese to meet this aggr..!ssion and to report thereon to the 1mmunist intervention in Korea,

General Assembly,

it being understood that the

Noting that the Central People's Government of the Committee is authorized to defer its report if the· Good oplc's Republic of China has not accepted_ United Oftices Committee referred to in the following paragraph ,tions proposals' to bring about a cessation of hostireports satisfactory progress in its efforts ; cs in Korea with a view to peaceful settlement. and

Affirms th.1t it continues to be the policy of the ,t its armed forces continue their invasion of Korea United Nations to bring about a cessation of hostilities j their large-scale attacks upon United Nations forces in Korea and the a;hievement of United Nations ,re.

objectives in Korea by peaceful means, and requests I. fl,u/.f that the Central Peopte·s Government of the President of the General Assemb]y to designate Pcople·s Republic of China. by giving direct aid forthwith two p<.:rsons· who would meet with him at I assistance to those who were already committing any suitable opportunity to use their good ofticcs to t(Cssion in Korea and by engaging in hostilities this end . .inst United Nations forces there. has itself engaged 327th ple,uiry met·ti11g, ag~rcssion in Korea ;

I February 1951. ?. Calls upon the Central People's Government of P1.-op1c·s R..:public of China to cause its forces and ic,nals in ~orca to cease hostilities a2ainst the United :ions forces and to withdraw from ~Korea :

The Presidcfll of the General Assembly, 011 19 Febnwry 195I, i11formt•d (A/1779> the members of the Grna"i Assembly tlwt Dr. Luis Padilla Nen•o (Mexico)

and Mr. Sn,11 Grtt/strom (Swe,ien) ha,/ accepted Iris ice document •\/1936.

i111·iwri1111 to form with him the Guod Of]i,·es CommitieL'. w praride,I in the· t1bv1·c resol11tion.

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Who adopted this document and its mandates?

What subjects does this mandate have?

What’s in this document?

Korea

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