ARTICLE 24

CONTENTS

Paragraphs

Text of Article 24Introductory note 1-6Summary of practice 7-41

A. Article 24 (1) and (2) 7-36B. Article 24 (3) 37-41

Annexes

I. Chronological list of questions considered by the Security Council under its responsibility for themaintenance of international peace and security

II. Tabulation of various measures provided for in resolutions and other decisions adopted by the SecurityCouncil in connexion with questions which it has considered under its responsibility for the maintenanceof international peace and security

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ARTICLE 24

TEXT OF ARTICLE 24

1. In order to ensure prompt and effective action by the United Nations, itsMembers confer on the Security Council primary responsibility for the maintenanceof international peace and security, and agree that in carrying out its duties underthis responsibility the Security Council acts on their behalf.

2. In discharging these duties the Security Council shall act in accordance withthe Purposes and Principles of the United Nations. The specific powers granted tothe Security Council for the discharge of these duties are laid down in Chapters VI,VII, VIII, and XII.

3. The Security Council shall submit annual and, when necessary, special reportsto the General Assembly for its consideration.

INTRODUCTORY NOTE

1. The primary character of the responsibility for themaintenance of international peace and security conferredupon the Security Council by Article 24 is also reflectedin the terms of Article 11 (2), where it is provided thatany question on which action is necessary should bereferred to the Security Council by the General Assembly,and in the provisions of Article 12 (1) which, togetherwith those of Articles 10, 11 (2) and 14, limit the author-ity of the General Assembly in respect of any dispute orsituation while the Security Council is exercising thefunctions assigned to it by the Charter.2. As indicated in the Repertory and its SupplementsNos. 1-4, examination of the practice of United Nationsorgans in respect of an Article of such broad scope asArticle 24 has necessarily been confined to matters whichhave arisen only in the proceedings of the Security Coun-cil. The practice of the General Assembly in connexionwith the maintenance of international peace and security,though relevant to a better understanding of the subjectas a whole, is dealt with under the Articles' governingthe functions and powers of the General Assembly.3. Article 24 defines the general field of responsibilityof the Security Council for the maintenance of interna-tional peace and security but, as indicated in its para-graph 2, other Articles of the Charter set forth the specificpowers granted to the Council for the discharge of thatresponsibility. The analysis of the decisions of the Councilin the Repertory under Article 24 has been, therefore,confined to those questions bearing upon the main ques-tions which arose in the proceedings of the Council in

connexion with its general responsibility for the main-tenance of international peace and security, as distinctfrom its specific powers defined in other relevant Articles.Since no constitutional discussion on this general respon-sibility of the Security Council took place in its pro-ceedings or in those of the General Assembly during theperiod under review, this study consists only of a Sum-mary of Practice.4. For reasons explained in the previous Repertorystudies, questions considered by the Security Councilunder its responsibility for the maintenance of interna-tional peace and security as provided for in Article 24 (1)and (2), and the decisions adopted by the Council in con-nexion with these questions, are presented in this studyin the form of two annexes.5. Annex I contains a list of questions which the Secu-rity Council has considered under its responsibility for themaintenance of international peace and security as pro-vided for in Article 24 (1) and (2), during the period underreview. The range of questions on the list may be deemedto fall under Chapters VI and VII of the Charter.6. Annex II contains a tabulation of various measuresprovided for in positive decisions of the Security Counciladopted in connexion with questions considered underits responsibility for the maintenance of internationalpeace and security. As indicated in previous Repertorystudies, the headings in the tabulation have been devisedfor convenience of presentation and no constitutionalsignificance should be attached to the inclusion of anyparticular decision under any given heading.

SUMMARY OF PRACTICE

A. Article 24 (1) and (2)

7. During the period under review, Article 24 wasexplicitly cited by the United States of America in its letterdated 7 October 19732 calling for a meeting of theSecurity Council in connexion with the situation in theMiddle East,3 as well as in the preambles of three draftresolutions, one submitted to the Security Council by

'See this Supplement, under Articles 10, 11, 12 and 14.2S C (28), Suppl. for Oct.-Dec., 1973, S/11010.3 In connexion with this agenda item, there was also an incidental

explicit reference to Article 24 in a letter dated 30 March 1976 fromthe representative of Israel addressed to the Secretary-General. S C (31),Suppl. for Jan.-March, 1976, S/12028.

Burundi, Sierra Leone, Somalia and Syrian Arab Repub-lic in connexion with a complaint by Zambia4 and twocirculated in the Security Council as a result of consulta-tions among members of the Council in connexion withthe situation in Cyprus.5 The consideration of thesetexts did not involve any constitutional discussion.8. The draft resolution submitted in connexion with thecomplaint by Zambia was adopted,6 in its revised form,as resolution 300 (1971) of 12 October 1971, which no

4S C (26), Suppl. for Oct.-Dec., 1971, S/10365.5 S C (29), Suppl. for July-Sept., 1974, S/11346 and S/11346/Rev.l;

also S/11350 adopted without change as Security Council resolu-tion 353 (1974).

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longer contained an explicit reference to Article 24. The' fifth pYeambular paragraph of that resolution, however,may be considered to contain an implicit reference toArticle 24 in scffar as it stated that the Security Councilwas "Conscious that it has the responsibility to takeefficient collective measures to prevent and eliminatethreats to peace and'security". Similarly, the fifth pream-bular paragraph of resolution 290 (1970) of 8 Decem-ber 1970, adopted in connexion with the complaint byGuinea, may be considered to have an implicit bearingon Article 24 in so far as it stated that the Council was"Mindful of its responsibility to take effective collectivemeasures for the prevention and removal of threats tointernational peace and security".9. Of the two draft resolutions circulated in connexionwith the situation in Cyprus, both of which containedthe same explicit invocation of Article 24, one7 wasadopted8 as resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974 andthe other one9 was not put to a vote.10. During the period under review, resolutions adoptedby the Security Council and a draft resolution submittedto the Council contained preambular paragraphs in whichthe language of Article 24 was used, but during their con-sideration no constitutional discussion arose.11. In resolution 303 (1971) of 6 December 1971,adopted in connexion with the situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent, the Security Council "Taking intoaccount that the lack of unanimity of its permanent mem-bers at the 1606th and 1607th meetings of the SecurityCouncil has prevented it from exercising its primaryresponsibility for the maintenance of international peaceand security", decided to refer the question under consid-eration to the General Assembly at its twenty-sixth ses-sion, as provided for in Assembly resolution 377 A (V)of 3.November 1950.12. , In resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977,adopted in connexion with the question of South Africa,the Security Council "Mindful of its responsibilities underthe Charter of the United Nations for the maintenanceof international peace and security" inter alia stronglycondemned South Africa for its resort to massive violenceand repression against the black people and other oppo-nents of apartheid.13. The above-mentioned draft resolution10 was sub-mitted to the Security Council by Burundi, Nepal, SierraLeone, Syria and Zambia in connexion with the questionof race conflict in South Africa resulting from the policiesof apartheid of the Government of the Republic of SouthAfrica; under the terms of the last preambular paragraphand operative paragraph 1 of that draft resolution, theSecurity Council "Taking note that the permanent rnern-bers of the Security Council have a primary responsibilityfor the maintenance of international peace and securityand thus are under a special obligation to abide by theresolutions of the Security Council", would reiterate itstotal opposition to the policies of apartheid of the Gov-ernment of the Republic of South Africa. The draftresolution, in its revised form from which the last pre-ambular paragraph was deleted, was adopted" asresolution 282 (1970) of 23 July 1970.14. The language of Article 24 was used also in the com-muniqué issued by the Secretary-General at the close of

6S C (26), 1592nd mtg., para. 20.7 S/11350. See footnote 5.8S C (29), 1781st mtg.9S/11346/Rev.l. See footnote 5.10S C (25), Suppl. for July-Sept., 1970, S/9882."S C (25), 1549th mtg., para. 29.

the first periodic meeting12 of the Security Council inaccordance with rule 55 of the provisional rules of pro-cedure of the Council. Paragraph 6 of that communiquéstated that "In view of the primary responsibility of theSecurity Council for the maintenance of internationalpeace and security, members of the Council emphasizedthe importance of reaching early agreement on guidelinesfor future peace-keeping operations in conformity withthe Charter".15. During the period under review, the issue of thegeneral powers of the Security CoUncil, more specificallythe question whether the Council has specific powers, aslaid down in Chapters VI, VII, VIII and XII of the Char-ter only, or whether it may exercise such other powers,consistent with the Purposes and Principles of the Char-ter, as are necessary for it to discharge its responsibilities,came up in connexion with the consideration by the Secu-rity Council of the advisory opinion of the InternationalCourt of Justice rendered on 21 June 1971l3 in con-nexion with the question of Namibia.16. By its resclution 284 (1970) of 29 July 1970 theSecurity Council had asked the Court for its advice on"the legal consequences for States of the continuedpresence of South Africa in Namibia, notwithstandingSecurity Council resolution 276 (1970)". Under resolu-tion 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, the Council haddeclared that the continued presence of the South Africanauthorities in Namibia was illegal and that all acts by theSouth African Government on behalf of or concerningNamibia subsequent to the General Assembly's decisionto terminate the mandate14 were illegal and invalid.17. The Court, in arriving at its opinion, considered thatthe legal basis of resolution 276 (1970) was the authorityvested in the Security Council under Article 24 of theCharter.15 According to the Court, the reference-in Arti-cle 24 (2) to specific powers of the Council under certainChapters of the Charter did not exclude the existence ofgeneral powers to discharge the responsibilities conferredin paragraph 1. In this connexion the Court made refer-ence16 to a statement by the representative of the Secre-tary-General in 1947 to the effect that "the powers ofthe Council under Article 24 are not restricted to the spe-cific grants of authority contained in Chapters VI, VII,VIII and XIII . . . the Members of the United Nationshave conferred upon the Security Council powers com-mensurate with its responsibility for the maintenance ofpeace and security. The only limitations are the funda-mental principles and purposes found in Chapter 1 of theCharter".18. While the majority of the members of the SecurityCouncil agreed with the conclusions of the Court on themain question put to it,17 the observation was made thatthe opinions expressed by the Court on various otherquestions, some of which involved constitutional prob-lems, might raise controversial issues, such as a far-reaching interpretation of various Articles of the Charter,

I2S C (25), 1555th mtg. (held in private): Official communiqué.13ICJ, Reports 1971, p. 16. For the relevant case history, see this

Supplement under Article 96.I4G A resolution 2145 (XXI).15 In this connexion, Article 24 was also cited by the Court to pro-

vide the context in which the constitutional interpretation of Article 25should be placed. ICJ, Reports 1971, p. 52. See also this Supplementunder Article 25.

'«ICI, Reports 1971, p. 52. (See also S C (2). 91st mtg.)I7The Security Council, in paragraph 6 of its resolution 301 (1971)

adopted at its 1598th meeting on 20 October 1971, by a vote of 13 tonone, with 2 abstentions, "agreed" with the Court's opinion as expressedin paragraph 133 of its advisory opinion concerning the specific ques-tion of Namibia.

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including Article 24,18 which were not essential fordealing with the question of Namibia.19 It was alsoasserted that, if the interpretations of various provisionsof the Charter, including Article 24, were to give rise toreservations among Member States, it was doubtful thatthe Security Council would be the appropriate forum inwhich to debate them.20

19. Explicit and implicit references to Article 24 weremade in the Security Council in connexion with the con-sideration of various questions21 but there was no con-stitutional discussion.20. There was one instance in which Article 24 wasinvoked by the representative of a permanent member ofthe Security Council22 to emphasize the position of hisGovernment with regard to the exclusive competence ofthe Security Council in the matter of peace-keeping andthe maintenance of international security. He emphasizedthat his Government considered that the competence ofthe Council should not be limited simply to the establish-ment of an international force, but that the Councilshould also have control over all operations that mightbe ordered by it. Thus it was for the Council to definethe force's terms of reference, its duration, its size andits composition; to decide upon the appointment of itscommander, the basic directives to be given to the com-mander; to prepare the method of financing; and toensure constant control over the application of its direc-

18 It should be noted in this connexion that the Court's advisoryopinion was completely unacceptable to the Government of South Africanot only in terms of its conclusions regarding the question of Namibiabut also in terms of the Court's interpretation of various provisionsof the Charter, including the powers of the Security Council underArticle 24. The position of that Government regarding Article 24, statedboth at the time of the Council's consideration of the advisory opinionand subsequently, was that although that Article conferred upon theSecurity Council the primary responsibility for the maintenance ofinternational peace and security, it did not itself confer any powers uponthe Council; rather, it provided that in order to discharge that respon-sibility, the Council shall have the specific powers laid down in Chap-ters VI, VII, VIII and XII. [See S C (26), 1584th mtg.: South Africa,paras. 105-113.] The implications of agreeing with the opinion of theCourt that Article 24 conferred upon the Council general powers, lim-ited only by the Purposes and Principles of the Charter, which maybe exercised wherever a situation might lead to a breach of the peace,would be, according to South Africa, to give the Council unlimitedpowers, that is, to authorize the Council to take under Articles 24and 25 measures which in the past had been regarded as permissibleonly under Chapter VII of the Charter. (See S C (31), Suppl. for Jan.-March, 1976, S/11948 and Add. 1.1

"S C (26), 1589th mtg.: Italy, para. 116.20S C (26), 1593rd mtg.: Argentina, paras. 34 and 35, 38.21 In connexion with the situation in Namibia, see: S C (25),

1527th mtg.: President (Burundi), para. 11. In connexion with the situa-tion in the Middle East, see: S C (25), 1541st mtg.: Spain, para. 31;S C (28), 1722nd mtg.: Yugoslavia, para. 91; 1723rd mtg.: President(USSR), para. 2; 1725th mtg.: Peru, para. 109; 1743rd mtg.: Egypt,para. 22; S C (28), 1752nd mtg.: France, para. 14; S C (32), 1993rd mtg.:

•Egypt, para. 52; S C (32), 1993rd mtg.: Egypt, para. 52; S C (33),2071st mtg.: Israel, paras. 20-70. In connexion with the complaint byZambia, see: S C (25), 1590th mtg.: Sierra Leone, para. 124. In con-nexion with the consideration of measures for the maintenance andstrengthening of international peace and security in Latin America, see:S C (28), 1701st mtg.: France, para. 77. In connexion with the rela-tionship between the United Nations and South Africa, see: S C (29),1800th mtg.: Uganda, paras. 4-27. In connexion with the Middle Eastproblem including the Palestinian question, see: S C (31), 1871st mtg.:Syrian Arab Republic, para. 53; 1878th mtg.: Democratic Yemen,paras. 3-13. In connexion with the request by Mozambique under Arti-cle 50 of the Charter, see: S C (31), 1891st mtg.: Sweden, para. 30.In connexion with the situation in the occupied Arab territories, see:S C (31), 1922nd mtg.: Syrian Arab Republic, paras. 104-118;1966th mtg.: Syrian Arab Republic, para. 159. In connexion with theadmission of new members (People's Republic of Angola), see: S C (31 ),1974th mtg.: India, para. 118. In connexion with the complaint by Benin,see: S C (32), 1986th mtg.: Rwanda, paras. 55 and 56; Madagascar,paras. 74, 77; 1987th mtg.: Pakistan, para. 50; 2001st mtg.: Algeria,para. 147. In connexion with the question of South Africa, see: S C (32),2042nd mtg.: Ghana, para. 106.

22 In connexion with the situation in the Middle East, see: S C (28),1752nd mtg.: France, para. 14.

tives. The point was made also that, to enable the Councilto do so, a subsidiary organ could be setup whose pur-pose would be to lessen the Council's work without prej-udice to the primary responsibilities conferred upon theCouncil by the Charter. • '21. In another instance, Article 24 was cited to makethe point that, in so far as the Security Council wasentrusted with the responsibility to act on behalf of theMembers of the United Nations, it was in duty boundto take into consideration the general views of the Mem-ber States, as expressed in resolutions adopted by theGeneral Assembly.23

22. Finally, on two occasions during the period underreview, the Security Council took decisions and, on athird occasion, statements were made in the Councilwhich might be considered implicitly to fall within thepurview of the general mandate of the Security Councilunder Article 24.23. In 1970 and again in 1972, the Council took deci-sions24 by consensus, in the first instance at a formalmeeting,25 and in the second instance without a meet-ing,26 in connexion with the situation created by increas-ing incidents involving hijacking of commercial aircraft.In connexion with this item, the Security Council did notpronounce itself either in 1970 or in 1972 on the ques-tion of the Charter Article under which it acted.27

24. In 1976, during the consideration of a complaint28

concerning developments following an incident of hijack-ing of a commercial aircraft, the observation was madethat international action to ensure that future acts ofhijacking did not succeed would contribute to fulfillmentof the primary aim of the Council in helping to maintaininternational peace and security.29 Such internationalaction, it was noted, required bringing together the con-cern of the international community for the necessity toensure safety of international civil aviation, the considera-tion that States exist for the protection of their peoples,and the principle of respect for national sovereignty andterritorial integrity.25. It was also suggested30 that the Security Councilshould not only record its collective view that interna-tional terrorism, and specifically hijacking, must bestopped but should also address itself to "the interna-tional crime of terrorist hijacking" as one of the mostdangerous threats to peace and security in the world.31

26. The view was also expressed32 that incidents suchas the one under consideration demanded concerted

23 In connexion with the Middle East problem including thePalestinian question, see: S C (31), 1871st mtg.: Syrian Arab Republic,para. 88; 1878th mtg.: Democratic Yemen, paras. 3-13.

24S C resolution 286 (1970) and S C decision of 20 June 1972.«S C (25), 1552nd mtg., paras. 11-12.26The decision agreed upon by the members of the Council through

informal consultations was announced in a statement by the President.See: S C (27), Suppl. for April-June, 1972, S/10705.

27One member of the Council, India, in a letter dated 22 June 1972addressed to the President, concerning the decision of 20 June 1972,expressed the view that the procedure followed in 1972 should not con-stitute a precedent for future action by the Council on matters concerninginternational peace and security. S C (27), Suppl. for April-June, 1972,S/10709. See also ibid., S/10711, for a similar letter by Italy.

28Complaint by the Prime Minister of Mauritius, current Chairmanof the Organization of African Unity, of the "act of aggression" byIsrael against the Republic of Uganda. See item 32 in annex I to thisstudy.

29S C (31), 1940th mtg.: United Kingdom, paras. 100 and 101.*°S C (32), 1941st mtg.: United States, paras. 70-96.31 Ibid. In this connexion, the United States proposed that the

Security Council should reaffirm its own stand in opposition to airhijacking which was expressed in its consensus decision on hijackingadopted on 20 June 1972, as well as reaffirming its dedication to thepreservation of the national sovereignty and territorial integrity of everyMember State.

32S C (32), 1942nd mtg.: Panama, paras. 5-33.

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action on the part of the Security Council and the GeneralAssembly to eradicate the underlying causes of terrorism.27:"" During {Hefperiod under review, one resolution wasadopted by thé General Assembly in which Article 24 wasexplicitly invoked! Thus, in the second preambular para-graph of resolution 3283 (XXIX) of 12 December 1974on'peaceful settlement of international disputes, theGeneral Assembly recalled, in particular, that the SecurityCouncil was charged under the terms of Article 24 of theCharter with the primary responsibility for the main-tenance of international peace and security, and that dis-putes may be brought to the attention of the Council forpurposes of pacific settlement under the provisions ofChapter VI of the Charter.28. There were also several instances in which the Gen-eral Assembly adopted resolutions including provisionsin which language similar to that of Article 24 wasutilized.33 There was no constitutional discussion in theproceedings leading to the adoption of those resolutions.29. In paragraph 13 of its resolution 2734 (XXV) of16 December 1970 containing the Declaration on theStrengthening of International Security, the GeneralAssembly called upon the Security Council, including thepermanent members, to intensify efforts to discharge, inconformity with the Charter, its primary responsibilityfor the maintenance of international peace and security.That recommendation was reiterated in paragraph 2 ofGeneral Assembly resolution 32/154 on implementationof the Declaration on the Strengthening of InternationalSecurity.30. In the fifth preambular paragraph of its resolu-tion 3324 B (XXIX) of 16 December 1974 and in theseventh preambular paragraph of its resolution 31/6 Dof 9 November 1976 on policies of apartheid of the Gov-ernment of South Africa, the General Assembly was interalia "mindful" of the primary responsibility of the Secu-rity Council for the maintenance of international peaceand security.34

31. By the third preambular paragraph of its resolu-tion 33/114 of 18 December 1978, on the comprehensivereview of the whole question of peace-keeping operationsin all their aspects, the General Assembly reaffirmed theprimary responsibility of the Security Council for themaintenance of international peace and security.32. Article 24 was explicitly and implicitly invoked inpassim in proceedings of the General Assembly35 and its

33 It should also be noted that, in the 1st preamb. para, of resolu-tion 2793 (XXVI) of 7 December 1971 on the "question considered bythe Security Council at its 1606th, 1607th and 1608th meetings on4, 5 and 6 December 1971", the General Assembly inter alia madereference to Security Council resolution 303 (1971) in which the languageof Article 24 had been used. See also paragraph 11 above.

34In its resolution 2671 F (XXV) of 8 December 1970, the GeneralAssembly inter alia recommended that the Security Council resumeurgently the consideration of effective measures, including those underChapter VII of the Charter, in view of the grave situation in South Africaand in southern Africa as a whole. [See the 9th preamb. para, andpara. 6.J That recommendation was reiterated by the General Assemblyin its resolution 3411 G (XXX) of 10 December 1975. [See the8th preamb. para, and para. 16.]

35 In connexion with the general debate, see: G A (25), Plen.,1854th mtg.: Iraq, para. 140; A/S-10, Plen., 20th mtg.: Singapore,paras. 96 and 97. In connexion with the celebration of the twenty-fifthanniversary of the United Nations, see: G A (25), Plen., 1874th mtg.:Malta, paras. 77 and 78. In connexion with the situation in the MiddleEast, see: G A (25), Plen., 1889th mtg.: Indonesia, para. 94; 1895th mtg.:Mexico, para. 8. In connexion with consideration of measures for thestrengthening of international security, see: G A (25), Plen.,1932nd mtg.: Thailand, para. 103. In connexion with the question ofTerritories under Portuguese administration, see: G A (27), Plen.,2084th mtg.: Byelorussian SSR, para. 155. In connexion with the reportof the Security Council, see: G. A (27), Plen., 2111th mtg.: Tunisia,paras. 17, 25. In connexion with the adoption of the agenda of thetwenty-eighth session of the General Assembly and allocation of items,

Committees36 in connexion with various agenda items.The Article was repeatedly cited to draw attention to theprinciples laid down in its provisions, namely: that theMembers of the United Nations conferred on the Councilprimary responsibility for the maintenance of interna-tional peace and security; that the Council acted on theirbehalf; and that the powers granted to the Security Coun-cil were laid down in Chapters VI, VII, VIII and XII ofthe Charter.33 Article 24 was also invoked to recall that it was forthe purpose of ensuring prompt and effective action bythe United Nations that the Council, under the Charter,had been entrusted with primary responsibility for themaintenance of international peace and security. Thatresponsibility, it was observed, was neither absolute norexclusive, as evidenced by the general powers for actionwhich Articles 10 and 11 conferred on the GeneralAssembly.34. Furthermore, reference was made to Article 24 inthe context of statements regarding enhancement of therole of the Security Council by all means available toMembers of the United Nations. In this connexion, atten-tion was drawn to the fact that the powers of the Security

see: G A (28), Plen., 2161st mtg.: Saudi-Arabia, para. 7. In connexionwith the financing of the United Nations Emergency Force establishedpursuant to Security Council resolution 340 (1973), see: G A (28), Plen.,2196th mtg.: USSR, para. 79. In connexion with credentials of represen-tatives to the 29th session of the General Assembly, see: G A (29), Plen.,2281st mtg.: Nigeria, para. 131. In connexion with the strengtheningof the role of the United Nations with regard to the maintenance andconsolidation of international peace and security, see: G A (29), Plen.,2307th mtg.: Australia, para. 40; 2314th mtg.: Tunisia, para. 180;2316th mtg.: India, para. 289. In connexion with the question of Cyprus,see: G A (31), Plen.,65th mtg.: Greece, paras. 1-28. In connexion withthe question of Palestine, see: G A (31), Plen., 72nd mtg.: Mali,paras. 80-117; G A (33), Plen., 64th mtg.: United Arab Emirates,paras. 58-65. In connexion with the policies of apartheid of the Govern-ment of South Africa, see: G A (33), Plen., 57th mtg.: Finland,paras. 29-39; Zambia, paras. 62-79; 60th mtg.: Cyprus, paras. 17-25.

36 In connexion with consideration of measures for the strengtheningof international security, see: G A (25), 1st Com., 1725th mtg.: USSR,para. 36; 1728th mtg.: Yugoslavia, para. 96; 1734th mtg.: Kuwait,para. 268; 1735th mtg.: Morocco, para. 112; 1797th mtg.: USSR,paras. 93 and 94; also, G A (25), Annexes, a.i. 32, A/8096. In connexionwith comprehensive review of the whole question of peace-keepingoperations in all their aspects, see: G A (25), Annexes, a.i. 36, A/8175;G A (25), Spec. Pol. Com., 716th mtg.: Kuwait, para. I I ; G A (27),Spec. Pol. Com., 845th mtg.: Cyprus, para. 9; G A (29), Spec. Pol.Com., 933rd mtg.: Canada, para. 7; 936th mtg.: Byelorussian SSR,para. 11; G A (31), Spec. Pol. Com., 32nd mtg.: Poland, para. 46;G A (33), Spec. Pol. Com., 39th mtg.: Germany, Federal Republic of,para. 57; Singapore, para. 55. In connexion with the policies of apartheidof the Government of South Africa, see: G A (25), Spec. Pol. Com.,701st mtg.: Mexico, para. 32; G A (26), Spec. Pol. Com., 771st mtg.:Colombia, para. 42. In connexion with the report of the Special Com-mittee on the Question of Defining Aggression, see: G A (25), 6th Com.,1207th mtg.: Israel, para. 7; Romania, para. 21 ; 1208th mtg.: Austria,para. 50; G A (26), 6th Com., 1270th mtg.: Greece, para. 18;1273rd mtg.: Ecuador, para. 20; 1274th mtg.: Israel, para. 55; G A (26),Annexes, a.i. 89, A/8525, para. 21; G A (27), 6th Com., 1348th mtg.:Greece, para. 25; also, G A (27), Annexes, a.i. 88, A/8929, para. 21.In connexion with the question of Korea, see: G A (25), 1st Com.,1771st mtg.: Thailand, para. 23. In connexion with the implementationof the Declaration on the Strengthening of International Security, see:G A (26), 1st Com., 1807th mtg.: Indonesia, para. 22; G A (27),1st Com., 1917th mtg.: Oman, para. 65; 1918th mtg.: Laos, para. 133;G A (28), 1st Com., 1972nd mtg.: Czechoslovakia, para. 26; G A (33),1st Com., 65th mtg.: Ghana, p. 53. In connexion with the need toconsider suggestions regarding the review of the Charter of the UnitedNations, see: G A (29), 6th Com., 1520th mtg.: Czechoslovakia,para. 11; report of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Charter of the UnitedNations: G A (30), Annexes, a.i. 113, A/10113/Add.2, Italy, para. 3;report of the Special Committee on the Charter of the United Nationsand on the Strengthening of the role of the Organization: G A (31),6th Com., 49th mtg.: Cyprus, para. 83; G A (33), 6th Com., 24th mtg.:Ghana, para. 56; 26th mtg.: Nigeria, para. 32. In connexion with con-clusion of a world treaty on the non-use of force in international rela-tions, see: G A (31), 1st Com., 11th mtg.: Cyprus, p. 47; India, p. 32;16th mtg.: Ghana, pp. 52-55; 18th mtg.: Nepal, pp. 54 and 55. See alsoA/AC.121/L.20 (Malta) (mimeographed) and A/AC.121/28 (GermanDemocratic Republic) (mimeographed).

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Council and those of the General Assembly were com-plementary and not contradictory, since paragraph 1 ofArticle 24 provided that, in carrying out its duties underits responsibility for the maintenance of internationalpeace and security, the Council acted on behalf of Mem-ber States.35. Rights and duties assumed by Member States underthe provisions of Article 24 were recalled also in thediscussions regarding effective functioning of UnitedNations peace-keeping forces, in particular, the necessitythat the forces must operate with the full co-operationof the parties concerned. It was maintained that the com-position of the Security Council, which represented allgroups of States, and its special role and responsibilityunder the Charter, established firm bases for working outagreed guidelines for United Nations peace-keepingoperations. It was noted that the Council, as the mainUnited Nations organ responsible for restoring or pre-serving peace on behalf of Member States, had the ulti-mate authority to establish, direct and control peace-keeping operations.36. In connexion with the question of defining aggres-sion, the observation was also made that, in applying thedefinition to individual cases of aggression, the SecurityCouncil, as the organ primarily responsible for the main-tenance of international peace and security, would notbe exercising discretionary power; rather, it would beacting according to Article 24 (2) of the Charter.

B. Article 24 (3)

37. Article 24 (3), in conjunction with Article 15 (1),places upon the Security Council the obligation to submitannual and, when necessary, special reports to the Gen-eral Assembly on how it has discharged the responsibilityconferred upon it by the Members for the maintenanceof international peace and security. During the periodunder review, the Security Council submitted its twenty-fifth through thirty-third annual reports, as well as specialreports. All the special reports concerned the admissionof new Members.37

38. The accepted procedure with regard to the prepara-tion of annual reports includes the following stages:

37See also this Supplement, under Article 4.

(a) formulation of the first draft by the, Secretariat;(b) circulation of this draft as a confidential documentamong the members of the Council; (c) Discussion ofproposals for changes and submission of observations ata closed meeting of the Council; (d) full approval at aclosed meeting of the Council, following which the annualreport of the Security Council is published as a GeneralAssembly document and submitted for the considerationof the Assembly.39. Consideration of the annual report of the SecurityCouncil by the General Assembly has continued to be aformality. The General Assembly has not debated thesubstance of the annual report submitted by the Councilbut has adopted38 resolutions taking note of the report.40. It should be noted, however, that, at its twenty-sixthand twenty-seventh sessions, the Assembly, in connexionwith its consideration of the Council's report, decided toseek the views of Member States on ways and means ofenhancing the effectiveness of the Council in accordancewith the principles and provisions of the Charter.39 Atits twenty-eighth session, in its resolution 3186 (XXVIII),the Assembly drew the attention of the Council, whenconsidering steps to enhance its effectiveness in accord-ance with the principles and provisions of the Charter,to the views and suggestions submitted by Member Statesin response to the above-mentioned resolutions as con-tained in the Secretary-General's reports on the matter.40

At its twenty-ninth session, in its resolution 3322 (XXIX),the Assembly recalled the resolutions adopted at the threeproceeding sessions. No final decision was taken on thismatter by the General Assembly during the period underreview.41. It should also be noted that Article 24 (3) was explic-itly cited in a note41 by the President of the SecurityCouncil regarding a decision by the Council to make itsannual report to the General Assembly shorter and moreconcise without changing its basic structure.

3«G A resolutions 2699 (XXV), 2864 (XXVI), 2991 (XXVII), 3186(XXVIII) , 3322 (XXIX), 3530 (XXX), 31/155, 32/149 and 33/434.

"G A resolutions 2864 (XXVI) and 2991 (XXVII).40G A (27), Annexes, a.i. 11, A/8847 and Add.l; G A (28),

Annexes, a.i. 11, A/9143.4 'S C (29), Suppl. for Oct.-Dec., 1974, S/11586.

ANNEX I

Chronological list of questions considered bj the Securil} Council under itsresponsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security3

1. The situation in Namibia b

(a) Letter dated 26 January 1970 addressed to the President of theSecurity Council from the representatives of Afghanistan, Algeria,Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon, Ceylon, Chad, Congo (DemocraticRepublic of), Cyprus, Dahomey, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea,India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait , Laos,Lebanon, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malaysia, Mali, Mauritania,Mauritius, Morocco, Nepal, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, People's Republicof the Congo, Philippines, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Singapore,Somalia, Southern Yemen, Sudan, Syria, Thailand, Togo, Tunisia,Turkey, Uganda, United Arab Republic, the United Republic of Tan-zania, Upper Volta, Yemen, Yugoslavia and Zambia (S/9616 andAdd.1-3)

(b) Report of the Ad Hoc Sub-Committee established in pursuanceof Security Council resolution 276 (1970) (S/9771)

aThe main headings follow the titles of items on the agenda of theSecunt) Council and are ordered according to the date of first submis-sion during the period under review. Short titles are included only wherethey help to identify the question. Sub-items are arranged in the chrono-logical order of their inclusion in the Council's agenda.

°See also item 13(6) of this annex.

(c) Letter dated 22 July 1970 from the Permanent Representativesof Burundi, Finland, Nepal, Sierra Leone and Zambia addressed to thePresident of the Security Council (S/9886)

(d) Letter dated 17 September 1971 addressed to the President ofthe Security Council from the representatives of Algeria, Botswana,Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo(Democratic Republic of), Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gabon,Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania,Mauritius, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, People's Republic of the Congo,Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Togo, Tunisia,Uganda, United Republic of Tanzania, Upper Volta and Zambia(S/10326)

(e) Report by the Secretary-General on the implementation of Secu-rity Council resolution 309 (1972) concerning the question of Namibia(S/10738, submitted on 17 July 1972)

(/) Report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Secu-rity Council resolution 319 (1972) concerning the question of Namibia(S/10832and Corr.l)

(g) Letter dated 4 December 1973 from the Permanent Represen-tatives of Guinea, Kenya and the Sudan addressed to the President ofthe Security Council (S/l 1145)

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(A) Report by the Secretary-General on the implementation of Secu-rity Council resolution 323 (1972) concerning the question of Namibia(S/10921 and Corr.l)

(0 Letter dated 13 December 1974 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Upper Volta addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/11575)

(/) The situation in Namibia0

(k) Letter dated 16 December 1975 from the Secretary-Generaladdressed to the President of the Security Council (S/11918)

(/) The situation in Namibiad

(m) The situation in Namibia6

(n) Report of the Secretary-General submitted pursuant to para-graph 2 of Security Council resolution 431 (1978) (S/12827)

(o) Report of the Secretary-General submitted pursuant to para-graph 7 of Security Council resolution 435 (1978) (S/12903)

(p) Letter dated 24 October 1978 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Burundi addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/12906)

(q) Letter dated 1 December 1978 from the Chargé d'Affaires a.i.of the Permanent Mission of the Congo to the United Nations addressedto the President of the Security Council (S/12945)

2. Question concerning the situation in Southern Rhodesia(a) Letter dated 3 March 1970 from the Permanent Representative

of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland addressedto the President of the Security Council (S/9675)

(b) Letter dated 6 March 1970 addressed to the President of theSecurity Council by the representatives of Algeria, Botswana, Burundi,Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo (DemocraticRepublic of), Dahomey, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana,Guinea, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar,Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, People's Repub-lic of the Congo, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan,Swaziland, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, United Arab Republic, UnitedRepublic of Tanzania, Upper Volta and Zambia (S/9682)

(c) Letter dated 6 November 1970 from the Permanent Representa-tives of Burundi, Nepal, Sierra Leone, Syria and Zambia addressed tothe President of the Security Council (S/9975/Rev.I)

(</) Third report of the Committee established in pursuance of Secu-rity Council resolution 253 (1968) (S/9844 and Add.1-3)

(e) Letter dated 24 November 1971 from the Permanent Representa-tive of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Irelandaddressed to the President of the Security Council (S/10396)

(/) Fourth report of the Committee established in pursuance of Secu-rity Council resolution 253 (1968) (S/10229 and Add.l and 2)

(g) Letter dated 15 February 1972 from the representatives ofGuinea, Somalia and Sudan addressed to the President of the SecurityCouncil (S/10540)

(/») Fourth report of the Committee established in pursuance of Secu-rity Council resolution 253 (1968) (S/10229 and Add.l and 2)

(0 Interim report of the Committee established in pursuance of Secu-rity Council resolution 253 (1968) (S/10408)

(/) Special report of the Committee established in pursuance of Secu-rity Council resolution 253 (1968) (S/10632)

(k) Letter dated 20 September 1972 from the representatives ofGuinea, Somalia and the Sudan addressed to the President of the Secu-rity Council (S/10798)

(/) Letter dated 8 May 1973 from the representatives of Guinea andKenya to the President of the Security Council (S/10925)

cUnder the terms of paragraph 6 of Security Council resolution 336(1974), the Council decided to meet on or before 30 May 1975 for thepurpose of reviewing South Africa's compliance wi th the terms of thatresolution.

dUnder the terms of paragraph 12 of Security Council resolution 385(1976), the Council decided to meet on or before 31 August 1976 forthe purpose of reviewing South Africa's compliance with the terms ofthat resolution.

«By a letter dated 14 July 1978 (S/12755), the representatives ofCanada, France, the Federal Republic of Germany, the United King-dom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the United States ofAmerica transmitted the text of a joint communique issued in Luanda on12 July 1978 by the representatives of their fi\e Governments and ofthe South West African People's Organization (SWAPO) on the resultsof discussions held between the two sides on 11 and 12 July 1978, dur-ing which it had been agreed to proceed to the Security Council.

(//;) Second special report of the Committee established in pursuanceof Security Council resolution 253 (1968) (S/10920 and Corr.l)

(n) Special report of the Security Council Committee establishedin pursuance of resolution 253 (1968) concerning the question of South-ern Rhodesia on the expansion of sanctions against Southern Rhodesia(S/11913)

(o) Second special report of the Security Council Committeeestablished in pursuance of resolution 253 (1968) concerning the ques-tion of Southern Rhodesia on the expansion of sanctions against South-ern Rhodesia (S/12296)

(p) Letter dated 23 September 1977 from the Permanent Representa-tive of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Irelandaddressed to the President of the Security Council (S/12402)

(q) Letter dated 1 March 1978 from the Chargé d'Affaires a.i. ofthe Permanent Mission of the Upper Volta addressed to the Presidentof the Security Council (S/12578)

(r) Letter dated 6 October 1978 from the Permanent Representativeof India addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/12885)

3. The question of Bahrain(a) Letter dated 4 May 1970 from the Permanent Representative

of Iran addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/9779)(b) Letter dated 5 May 1970 from the Permanent Representative

of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland addressedto the President of the Security Council (S/9783)

(c) Note by the Secretary-General (S/9772)4. The situation in the Middle Eastr

(a) Letter dated 12 May 1970 from the Permanent Representativeof Lebanon addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/9794)

(b) Letter dated 12 May 1970 from the Permanent Representativeof Israel addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/9795)

(c) Letter dated 5 September 1970 from the Chargé d'Affaires a.i.of Lebanon addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/9925)

(d) Letter dated 13 September 1971 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Jordan addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/10313)

(e) Reports of the Secretary-General (S/8052, S/8146, S/9149 andAdd.l, S/9537 and S/10124 and Add.l and 2)

(/) Letter dated 25 February 1972 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Lebanon addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/10546)

(g) Letter dated 25 February 1972 from the Acting Permanent Repre-sentative of Israel addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/10550)

(h) Letter dated 23 June 1972 from the Permanent Representativeof Lebanon addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/10715)

(0 Letter dated 23 June 1972 from the Permanent Representativeof Israel addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/10716)

(/) Letter dated 2b June 1972 from the Permanent Representativeof the S> nan Arab Republic addressed to the President of the SecurityCouncil (S/10720)

(A) Letter dated 5 July 1972 from the Permanent Representativeof the Syrian Arab Republic addressed to the President of the SecurityCouncil (S/10731)

(/) Letter dated 5 July 1972 from the Chargé d'Affaires a.i. of thePermanent Mission of Lebanon addressed to the President of the Secur-ity Council (S/10731)

(m) Letter dated 9 September 1972 from the Permanent Representa-tive of the Syrian Arab Republic addressed to the President of the Secu-rity Council (S/10732)

(n) Letter dated 10 September 1972 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Lebanon addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/10783)

(o) Letter dated 12 April 1973 from the Permanent Representativeof Lebanon addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/10913)

(p) Security Council resolution 331 (1973)(<7) Report of the Secretary-General under Security Council resolu-

tion 331 (1973) of 20 April 1973 (S/10929)(r) Letter dated 11 August 1973 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Lebanon addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/10983)

fSee also items 23, 28, 29 and 31 of this annex.

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(5) Letter dated 7 October 1973 from the Permanent Representa-tive of the United States of America addressed to the President of theSecurity Council (5/11010)8

(/) Report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Secu-rity Council resolution 340 (1973) (S/11052/Rev.l)

(«) Progress reports of the Secretary-General on the United NationsEmergency Force (S/11056 and Add.l, and Add.l/Corr.l)

(v) Letter dated 8 November 1973 from the Secretary-Generaladdressed to the President of the Security Council concerning theappointment of the Commander of the United Nations Emergency Force(S/11103)

(w) Arrangements for the proposed peace conference on the Mid-dle East

(x) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Emer-gency Force (S/11248)

00 Letter dated 13 April 1974 from the Permanent Representativeof Lebanon to the United Nations addressed to the President of theSecurity Council (S/11264)

(z) Letter dated 30 May 1974 from the Permanent Representativeof the United States of America addressed to the President of the Secu-rity Council (S/11304)

(aa) Report of the Secretary-General (S/11302 and Add.l)(bb) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Emer-

gency Force (S/11536)(cc) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Disen-

gagement Observer Force (S/11563)(dd) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Emer-

gency Force (S/11670 and Corr.l and 2)(ee) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Disen-

gagement Observer Force (S/11694)(//) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Emer-

gency Force (S/11758)(gg) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Emer-

gency Force (S/11849)(hh) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Disen-

gagement Observer Force (S/11883 and Add.l)(if) Letter dated 3 December 1975 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Lebanon addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/11892)

(/!/) Letter dated 3 December 1975 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Egypt addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/11893)

(kk) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Disen-gagement Observer Force (S/12083 and Add.l)

(If) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Emer-gency Force (S/12212)

(mm) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Disen-gagement Observer Force (S/12235)

(nri) Report of the Secretary-General submitted under GeneralAssembly resolution 31/62 concerning the Peace Conference on the Mid-dle East (S/12290 and Corr.l)

(oo) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Dis-engagement Observer Force (S/12333)

(pp) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Emer-gency Force (S/12416)

(<;<?) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Disen-gagement Observer Force (S/12453)

(rr) Letter dated 17 March 1978 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Lebanon addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/12606)

«The letter contained in document S/l 1010 was the agenda item forthe 1743rd through 1754th mtgs. of the Security Council. It should benoted, however, that at the 1747th mtg., the President (Australia)stated that the meeting had been called at the urgent request of the Per-manent Representatives of the United States and the Soviet Union. Atthe 1748th mtg., the representative of Egypt stated that his delegationhad asked for a meeting of the Council. At the 1749th mtg., the Presi-dent indicated that the representative of Egypt had made an oralrequest, followed by a letter addressed to the President (incorporatedinto the record of the meeting) for the convening of an urgent meetingof the Council. At the 1752nd mtg., the agenda included, in additionto the letter cited above, the report of the Secretary-General cited initem 4(0 of this annex. Similarly, at the 1754th mtg., the agendaincluded, in addition to the letter cited above, the progress reports ofthe Secretary-General cited in item 4 (u) of this annex.

(ss) Letter dated 17 March 1978 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Israel addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/12607)

(//) Report of the Secretary-General on the implementation of Secu-rity Council resolution 425 (1978) (S/12611) i •

(MM) Letter dated 1 May 1978 from the Secretary-General to thePresident of the Security Council (S/12675)

(vv) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Disen-gagement Observer Force (S/l2710)

(ww) Report of the Secretary-General on the United NationsInterim Force in Lebanon (S/12845)

(xx) The situation in the Middle Easth

(yy) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Emer-gency Force (S/l2897)

(zz) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Disen-gagement Observer Force (S/l2934)

(aaa) Interim Report of the Secretary-General under Security Coun-cil resolution 434 (1978) concerning the United Nations Interim Forcein Lebanon (S/12929)

5. Letter dated 26 December 1963 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Cyprus addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/5488)'

(a) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus(S/9814)

(b) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus(S/10005)

(c) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus(S/10199)

(d) Report by the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus(S/10401)

(e) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus (S/10664 and Corr.l and Add.l)

00 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus (S/10842)

(g) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus (S/10940 and Corr.l)

(h) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus(S/l1137)

(0 Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus(S/11294)J

6. Periodic meetings of the Security Council in accordance with Arti-cle 28 (2) of the Charter

(a) Letter dated 5 June 1970 from the Permanent Representativeof Finland addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/9824)

(b) Review of the international situationk

7. The question of race conflict in South Africa resulting fromthe policies of apartheid of the Government of the Republic of SouthAfrica:1 Letter dated 15 July 1970 addressed to the President of theSecurity Council by the representatives of Algeria, Burundi, Cameroon,Central African Republic, Congo (Democratic Republic of), Chad,Dahomey, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea,India, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Mali, Mauri-tania, Mauritius, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, People's Repub-lic of the Congo, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Sierra Leone,Somalia, Sudan, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, United Arab Republic, UnitedRepublic of Tanzania, Upper Volta, Yugoslavia and Zambia (S/9867)

hAt the 2089th mtg., held on 6 October 1978, the President of theCouncil (France) stated that he had convened that meeting as the resultof approaches made to him as President by several delegations.

'Note that, at its 1810th mtg., on 13 December 1974, the Council,following its discussion of the item entitled "The situation in Cyprus",decided, at the suggestion of the President, to have the item entitled"Letter dated 26 December 1963 . . ." deleted from the list of itemsof which the Security Council was seized. Accordingly, thereafter, sub-items pertaining to the Cyprus question appear under the main head-ing "The situation in Cyprus" which is item 18 of this annex.

JFor subsequent reports of the Secretary-General on the UnitedNations Operation in Cyprus, see item 18 in this annex. See also foot-note i above.

k ln a note dated 19 October 1970 (S/9965), the Secretary-Generalissued the provisional agenda for the first periodic meeting of the Secu-rity Council, which he had drawn up, in accordance with the final para-graph of the consensus (S/9835) expressed by the President andapproved by the Council at the 1544th mtg. on 12 June 1970.

'See also item 13(6) of this annex.

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8. Complaint by Guinea(a) Letter dated 22 November 1970 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Guinea addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/9987)

(b) Report of the Security Council Special Mission to the Republicof Guinea established under resolution 289 (1970) (S/10009 and Add.l)

(c) Letter dated 3 August 1971 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Guinea addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/10280)

(d) Report of the Security Council Special Mission to the Republicof Guinea established under resolution 295 (1971) (S/10309/Rev.l)

9. Complaint by Senegal(a) Letter dated 6 July 1971 from the Permanent Representative

of Senegal addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/10251)(b) Report of the Special Mission of the Security Council established

under resolution 294 (1971) (S/10308 and Corr.l)(c) Letter dated 16 October 1972 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Senegal addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/10807)

10. Complaint by Zambia(a) Letter dated 6 October 1971 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Zambia addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/10352)

(b) Letter dated 24 January 1973 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Zambia addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/10865)

(c) Letter dated 23 January 1973 from the representatives of Guinea,Kenya and Sudan addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/10866)

(d) Letter dated 26 January 1973 from the Acting Permanent Repre-sentative of Yugoslavia addressed to the President of the Security Coun-cil (S/10869)

(e) Report of the Security Council Special Mission establishedunder resolution 326 (1973) (S/10896 and Corr.l and Add.l)

(/) Letter dated 9 March 1978 from the Permanent Representativeof Zambia addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/12589)

11. Letter dated 3 December 1971 from the Permanent Representa-tives of Algeria, Iraq, Libyan Arab Republic and People's DemocraticRepublic of Yemen addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/10409) (Question concerning the islands of Abu Musa, the GreaterTunb and the Lesser Tunb)

12. The situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent1"(a) Letter dated 4 December 1971 from the Permanent Representa-

tives of Argentina, Belgium, Burundi, Italy, Japan, Nicaragua, Soma-lia, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland andthe United States of America addressed to the President of the Secu-rity Council (S/10411)

(b) Report of the Secretary-General (S/10410 and Add.l)(c) Report of the Secretary-General on the situation along the cease-

Tire line in Kashmir (S/10412 and Add.l)(d) Letter dated 12 December 1971 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of the United States of America addressed to the President of theSecurity Council (S/10444)

13. Consideration of questions relating to Africa of which the Secu-rity Council is currently seized and implementation of the Council'srelevant resolutions (meetings of the Security Council in Addis Ababa)

(a) Request of the Organization of African Unity concerning theholding of meetings of the Security Council in an African capital (Gen-eral Assembly resolution 2863 (XXVI), paragraph 2)

(i) Letter dated 29 December 1971 from the Secretary-Generaln tothe President of the Security Council (S/10480)

(ii) Report of the Security Council Committee on Council Meet-ings away from Headquarters (S/10514)

mThe Security Council adopted this formulation of its agenda at the1614th mtg. on 14-15 December 1971. Prior to that meeting, the Councilhad discussed the question, starting at the 1606th mtg. on 4 Decem-ber 1971, under a number of subheadings which appear as subitems(a), (b), (c) and (d) of the present item.

"Although the Secretary-General transmitted the General Assemblyresolution to the Council President, the request for a series of Councilmeetings was initially submitted by the Executive Secretary of OAUon behalf of the members to the Council President (S/10272, dated13 July 1971).

(b) Consideration of questions relating to Africa of which the Secu-rity Council is currently seized and implementation of the Council'srelevant resolutions0

14. Question concerning the situation in the Territories under Por-tuguese administration:? Letter dated 7 November 1972, addressed tothe President of the Security Council by the representatives of Algeria,Botswana, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad,Congo, Dahomey, Egypt, Ethiopia, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, IvoryCoast, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libyan Arab Republic, Madagascar,Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sene-gal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, UnitedRepublic of Tanzania, Upper Volta, Zaire and Zambia (S/10828)

15. Consideration of measures for the maintenance and strengthen-ing of international peace and security in Latin America in conformitywith the provisions and principles of the Charter^ (meetings of theSecurity Council in Panama City)

(a) Request of Panama concerning the holding of meetings of theSecurity Council in Panama City

(i) Letter dated 9 January 1973 from the Minister for ForeignAffairs of Panama to the President of the Security Council(S/10858)

(ii) Second report of the Security Council Committee on Councilmeetings away from Headquarters (S/10868 dated 25 Jan-uary 1973)

(b) Consideration of measures for the maintenance and strengthen-ing of international peace and security in Latin America in conformitywith the provisions and principles of the Charter

16. Complaint by Cuba(a) Letter dated 13 September 1973 from the Chargé d'Affaires a.i.

of the Permanent Mission of Cuba addressed to the President of theSecurity Council (S/10995)

(b) Letter dated 12 September 1973 from the Chargé d'Affaires a.i.of the Permanent Mission of Cuba addressed to the President of theSecurity Council (S/10993)

17. Complaint by Iraq concerning incidents on its frontier with Iran(a) Letter dated 12 February 1974 from the Deputy Permanent

Representative of Iraq addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/11216)

(b) Report by the Secretary-General on the implementation of theconsensus adopted by the Security Council on 28 February 1974(S/11291)

18. The situation in Cyprus'"(a) Letter dated 16 July 1974 from the Secretary-General

addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/11334)(b) Letter dated 16 July 1974 from the Permanent Representative

of Cyprus addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/l 1335)(c) Letter dated 20 July 1974 from the Permanent Representative

of Greece addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/11348)(d) Letter dated 28 July 1974 from the Acting Permanent

Representative of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics addressed tothe President of the Security Council (S/l 1389)

(e) Letter dated 30 July 1974 from the Secretary-Generaladdressed to the President of the Security Council (S/l 1398)

(/) Letter dated 13 August 1974 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Cyprus addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/l1444)

(g) Letter dated 13 August 1974 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Greece addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/l 1445)

(h) Letter dated 27 August 1974 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Cyprus addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/l1471)

(i) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus (S/l 1568 submitted on 6 December 1974)

°The Security Council, in its resolution 308 (1972) of 19 Jan-uary 1972, decided on this formulation of its agenda for the 13meetings—1627th to 1639th—which it held in Addis Ababa from28 January to 4 February 1972.

PSee also item 13(6) of this annex.oThe Security Council, in its resolution 325 (1973), decided on this

formulation of its agenda for the 10 meetings—1695th to 1704th—heldin Panama City from 15 to 21 March 1973.

rSee also item 5 of this annex.

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(/) Letter dated 17 February 1975 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Cyprus addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/11625)

(k) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus (S/11717 and Corr.l)

(/) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus (S/11900 and Add.l)

(m) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus(S/12093)

(n) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus (S/12253 and Add.l)

(o) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus (S/12342 and Add.l)

(p) Letter dated 26 August 1977 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Cyprus addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/12387)

(q) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus (S/12463 and Add.l)

(r) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus (S/12723 and Add.l)

(s) Letter dated 7 November 1978 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Cyprus addressed to the PresidentoftheSecurityCouncil(S/12918)

(/) Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Opera-tion in Cyprus (S/12946 and Add.l)

19. Relationship between the United Nations and South Africa(a) Letter dated 30 September 1974 from the President of the General

Assembly addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/l 1525)(b) Letter dated 9 October 1974 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Tunisia addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/l1532)

20. The situation concerning Western Sahara(a) Letter dated 18 October 1975 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Spain addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/11851 )(b) Report by the Secretary-General in pursuance of Security Council

resolution 377 (1975) relating to the situation concerning WesternSahara (S/l1863)

(c) Letter dated 1 November 1975 from the Chargé d'Affaires a.i.of the Permanent Mission of Spam addressed to the President of theSecurity Council (S/l 1864)

(d) Letter dated 6 November 1975 from the Chargé d'Affaires a.i.of the Permanent Mission of Spain addressed to the President of theSecurity Council (S/l 1867)

21. The situation in Timor(a) Letter dated 7 December 1975 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Portugal addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/l1899)

(b) Report of the Secretary-General in pursuance of Security Councilresolution 384 (1975) (S/12011)

22. Letter dated 12 December 1975 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Iceland addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/l 1907) (Question submitted by Iceland)

23. The Middle East problem including the Palestinian question5

24. The situation in the Comoros(a) Telegram dated 28 January 1976 from the Head of State of the

Comoros to the President of the Security Council (S/l 1953)(b) Letter dated 3 February 1976 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Guinea-Bissau addressed to the President of the Security Coun-cil (S/l 1959)

25. Communications from France and Somalia concerning the inci-dent of 4 February 1976

(a) Letter dated 4 February 1976 from the Permanent Representa-tive of France addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/l1961)

(b) Letter dated 5 February 1976 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Somalia addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/l 1969)

s ln its resolution 381 (1975) of 30 November 1975, extending themandate of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force(UNDOF), the Security Council also decided to reconvene on 12 Jan-uary 1976 to continue the debate on the Middle East problem includ-ing the Palestinian question, taking into account all relevant UnitedNations resolutions. Consequently, this item was included in theagenda of its 1870th mtg. on 12 January 1976.

26. Request by Mozambique under Article 50 of the Charter of theUnited Nations in relation to the situation which has'arisen as a resultof its decision to impose sanctions against Southern Rhodesia in fullimplementation of the relevant decisions of the Security Council: Tele-gram dated 10 March 1976 from the Minister for Foreign Affairs "ofMozambique addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/l 2009)

27. Complaint by Kenya, on behalf of the African Group of Statesat the United Nations, concerning the acts of aggression committed bySouth Africa against the People's Republic of Angola: letter dated10 March 1976 from the Permanent Representative of Kenya addressedto the President of the Security Council (S/12007)

28. Request by the Libyan Arab Republic and Pakistan for con-sideration of the serious situation arising from recent developments inthe occupied Arab territories: letter dated 19 March 1976 from thePermanent Representatives of the Libyan Arab Republic and Pakistanaddressed to the President of the Security Council (S/12017)

29. The situation in the occupied Arab territories(a) Letter dated 3 May 1976 from the Permanent Representative

of Egypt addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/l2066)(b) Letter dated 20 October 1976 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Egypt addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/12218)

30. The question of the exercise by the Palestinian people of itsinalienable rights

(a) Report of the Committee established under General Assemblyresolution 3376 (XXX) (S/12090 submitted on 29 May 1976)

(b) Letter dated 13 September 1977 from the Chairman of the Com-mittee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian Peo-ple to the President of the Security Council (S/12399)

31. Situation in South Africa: killings and violence by the apart-heid regime in South Africa in Soweto and other areas

(a) Letter dated 18 June 1976 from the representatives of Benin,the Libyan Arab Republic and the United Republic of Tanzania to thePresident of the Security Council (S/l2100)

(b) Telegram dated 18 June 1976 from the President of theDemocratic Republic of Madagascar to the Secretary-General (S/12101)

32. Complaint by the Prime Minister of Mauritius, current Chair-man of the Organization of African Unity, of the "act of aggression"by Israel against the Republic of Uganda

(a) Letter dated 6 July 1976 from the Assistant Executive Secre-tary of the Organization of African Unity addressed to the Presidentof the Security Council (S/12126)

(b) Letter dated 6 July 1976 from the Permanent Representativeof Mauritania addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/12128)

(c) Letter dated 4 July 1976 from the Permanent Representative ofIsrael addressed to the Secretary-General (S/12123)

(d) Letter dated 5 July 1976 from the Charge d'Affaires a.i. of thePermanent Mission of Uganda addressed to the President of the SecurityCouncil (S/12124)

33. Complaint by Zambia against South Africa: Letter dated19 July 1976 from the Chargé d'Affaires a.i. of the Permanent Mis-sion of Zambia addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/12147)

34. Complaint by Greece against Turkey: letter dated 10 August1976 from the Permanent Representative of Greece addressed to thePresident of the Security Council (S/12167)

35. Complaint by Lesotho against South Africa(a) Letter dated 16 December 1976 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Lesotho addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/l2257)

(b) Note by the Secretary-General (S/l2315)36. Complaint of the Government of Botswana against the illegal

régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violations of its territorial sover-eignty

(a) Letter dated 22 December 1976 from the Permanent Representa-tive of Botswana addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/l2262)

(b) Note by the Secretary-General (S/12307)37. Complaint by Benin(a) Letter dated 26 January 1977 from the Chargé d'Affaires a.i.

of the Permanent Mission of Benin addressed to the President of theSecurity Council (S/l2278)

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(b) Letter dated 4 February 1977 from the Chargé d'Affaires a.i.of the Permanent Mission of Guinea addressed to the President of theSecurity Council '(S/12281)

(c) Report of the Security Council Special Mission to the People'sRepublic of Benin established under resolution 404 (1977) (S/12294 andAdd.l)

38. The question of South Africa(a) Letter dated 9 March 1977 from the Permanent Representative

of Nigeria addressed to the President of the Security Council (S/12295)(b) Letter dated 20 October 1977 from the Permanent Representa-

tive of Tunisia addressed to the President of the Security Council(S/12420)

(c) Letter dated 5 December 1977 from the Permanent Representa-tive of the United Republic of Cameroon addressed to the Presidentof the Security Council (S/12470)

(d) Letter dated 25 January 1978 from the Permanent Representa-tives of Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria addressed to the President ofthe Security Council (S/12538)

(e) Note by the Secretary-General (S/12536)

39. Complaint by Mozambique: Letter dated 22 June 1977 fromthe Permanent Representative of Mozambique addressed to the Presi-dent of the Security Council (S/12350 and Add.l)

40. Complaint by Chad: Letter dated 8 February 1978 from thePermanent Representative of Chad addressed to the President of theSecurity Council (S/12553)

41. Complaint by Angola against South Africa: Letter dated 5 May1978 from the Permanent Representative of Angola addressed to thePresident of the Security Council (S/12690)

ANNEX II

Tabulation of various measures provided for in resolutions and other decisions adopted by the Security Council in connexion with questionswhich it has considered under its responsibilit) for the maintenance of international peace and securitya

I. Preliminary measures for the elucidation of fact

A. Establishment of a special mission(i) Complaint by Guinea:

Resolution 289 (1970) of 23 November 1970, paras. 3and 4

Resolution 295 (1971) of 3 August 1971, paras. 2 and 3President's statement of 26 August 1971

(ii) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 294 (1971) of 15 July 1971, para. 4

(iii) Complaint by Benin:Resolution 404 (1977) of 8 February 1977, paras. 2 and 3

B. Conduct of an investigation of events leading to a complaintComplaint by Iraq:

President's statement of 28 February 1974, para. 5

II. Determination of the nature of the question

A. Reaffirming that a situation constitutes a threat to internationalpeace and security(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, preambleResolution 388 (1976) of 6 April 1976, preambleResolution 409 (1977) of 27 May 1977, preambleResolution 423 (1978) of 14 March 1978, preamble

(ii) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, preambleResolution 424 (1978) of 17 March 1978, preamble

(iii) Complaint by Mozambique:Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, para. 4

B. Recalling a determination that a situation constitutes a threat tointernational peace and security(i) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, preambleResolution 327 (1973) of 2 February 1973, preamble

(ii) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against the ille-gal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violations of itsterritorial sovereignty:

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 January 1977, preambleC. Determining that the acquisition of arms constitutes a threat to

the maintenance of international peace and securityQuestion of South Africa:

Resolution 418 (1977) of 4 November 1977, para. 1D. Gravely concerned at the situation created by aggressive acts

(i) Request by Mozambique under Article 50 of the Charter ofthe United Nations:

Resolution 386 (1976) of 17 March 1976, preamble(ii) Complaint by Kenya, on behalf of the African Group of States

at the United Nations, concerning the act of aggression bySouth Africa against Angola:

Resolution 387 (1976) of 31 March 1976, preamble

•It has not been found practical to follow all the headings andsubheadings used in previous studies. In many instances headings andsubheadings have been added, deleted or modified in order to adjustthe tabulation to the recent changes in the nature of the measuresadopted by the Security Council.

E. Concerned about a situation which has led to a serious threat tointernational peace and security

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, preamble

F. Concerned about the deterioration of a situation v, hich constitut-ed a most serious threat to peace and security in an area(i) Situation in Cyprus:

Resolution 360 (1974) of 16 August 1974, preamble(ii) Complaint by Mozambique:

Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, preambleG. Declaring that a situation seriously disturbs international peace

and security in a region(i) Question of race conflict in South Africa:

Resolution 311 (1972) of 4 February 1972, preamble(ii) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:

Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 3(iii) Complaint by Mozambique:

Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, para. 2.H. Concerned about incidents entailing the risk of a threat to inter-

national peace and securityComplaint by Senegal:

Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, preamble

I. Recognizing that coercive measures may create situations likelyto endanger peace and security in a region

Consideration of measures for the maintenance and strengthen-ing of international peace and security in Latin America:

Resolution 330 (1973) of 21 March 1973, preamble.

J. Convinced that the continuance of a deteriorating situation couldconstitute a threat to international peace and security

Complaint by Zambia against South Africa:Resolution 393 (1976) of 30 July 1976, preamble

III. Injunctions to Governments and authoritiesinvolved in disputes and situations

A. Call for cessation of hostilities and military operations(i) Complaint by Guinea:

Resolution 289 (1970) of 23 November 1970, para. 1(ii) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administra-

tion:Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 4(6)

(iii) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 313 (1972) of 28 February 1972Resolution 338 (1973) of 22 October 1973, para. 1Resolution 339 (1973) of 23 October 1973, para. 1Resolution 340 (1973) of 25 October 1973, para. 1Resolution 425 (1978) of 19 March 1978, para. 2Resolution 436 (1978) of 6 October 1978, para. 1

(iv) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, para. 3

(v) Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, para. 1Resolution 354 (1974) of 23 July 1974, operative para.Resolution 357 (1974) of 14 August 1974, para. 2Resolution 358 (1974) of 15 August 1974, para. 2

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(vi) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against theillegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violations ofits territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 January 1977, para. 4B. Call for adherence to cease-fire

(i) Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent:Resolution 307 (1971) of 21 December 1971, preamble,

para. 1(ii) Complaint by Iraq:

Resolution 348 (1974) of 28 May 1974, para 2(d)C. Demand to refrain from military acts

(i) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 316 (1972) of 26 June 1972, para. 1Resolution 332 (1973) of 21 April 1973, para. 3Resolution 347 (1974) of 24 April 1974, paras. 1, 2 and 4

(ii) Complaint by Iraq:President's statement of 28 February 1974, para. 1

D. Call for the return to previously held positionsSituation in the Middle East

Resolution 339 (1973) of 23 October 1973, para. 1Resolution 340 (1973) of 25 October 1973, para. 1

E. Demand for an immediate end to foreign military interventionSituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, para. 3F. Call to desist from actions violating the sovereignty and territorial

integrity of another State(i) Complaint by Senegal:

Resolution 294 (1971) of 15 July 1971, para. 1Resolution 302 (1971) of 24 November 1971, para. 5

(ii) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 300 (1971) of 12 October 1971, para. 2

(iii) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 337 (1973) of 15 August 1973, para. 4Resolution 347 (1974) of 24 April 1974, para. 3

(iv) Complaint by Kenya, on behalf of the African Group ofStates at the United Nations, concerning the act of aggres-sion by South Africa against Angola:

Resolution 387 (1976) of 31 March 1976, para. 2G. Call to refrain from any action likely to aggravate the situation

(i) Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 361 (1974) of 30 August 1974, para. 3

(ii) Situation concerning Western Sahara:Resolution 379 (1975) of 2 November 1975, para. 1

H. Call to refrain from any action which might endanger peace negoti-ations

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 347 (1974) of 24 April 1974, para. 5

I. Call to refrain from any action which might endanger the livesand safety of members of a United Nations Force

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 359 (1974) of 15 August 1974, para. 2

J. Call to desist from utilizing an international Territory for aggressiveacts against a neighbouring State(i) Complaint by Kenya, on behalf of the African Group of

States at the United Nations, concerning the act of aggressionby South Africa against Angola:

Resolution 387 (1976) of 31 March 1976, para. 3(ii) Complaint by Zambia against South Africa:

Resolution 393 (1976) of 30 July 1976, para. 3K. Call for full compensation for damages inflicted

Complaint by Kenya, on behalf of the African Group of Statesat the United Nations, concerning the act of aggression by SouthAfrica against Angola:

Resolution 387 (1976) of 31 March 1976, para. 4L. Call for an end to violence and racial discrimination

Situation in South Africa: killings and violence by the apart-heid régime in Soweto and other areas:

Resolution 392 (1976) of 19 June 1976, para. 5M. Call for the reopening of border posts

Complaint by Lesotho:Resolution 402 (1976) of 22 December 1976, para. 4

IV. Measures (in connexion wi th injunctions) to be taken bjGovernments and authorities involved in disputes and situations

A. Withdrawal of armed forces(i) Situation in the Middle East:

Resolution 279 (1970) of 12 May 1970, „ rj,Resolution 285 (1970) of 5 September^!9,70 „ , .,..,Resolution 313 (1972) of 28 February 1972Resolution 425 (1978) of 19 March 1^8, para. 2 'Resolution 427 (1978) of 3 May 1978,'para. 3 , ,

(ii) Complaint by Guinea:Resolution 289 (1970) of 23 November11970, para. 2 '

(iii) Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent:Resolution 307 (1971) of 21 December 1971, para. 1

(iv) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para 4(c) • ,

(v) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, paras. 5 and 6Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 5

(vi) Complaint by Iraq:Resolution 348 (1974) of 28 May 1974, para. 2(b)

(vii) Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, para. 4Resolution 360 (1974) of 16 August 1974, para. 2

(viii) Situation in Timor:Resolution 384 (1975) of 22 December 1975, para. 2Resolution 389 (1976) of 22 April 1976, para. 2

(ix) Complaint by Angola against South Africa:Resolution 428 (1978) of 6 May 1978, para. 3

B. Restraint by the parties(i) Situation in Cyprus:

Resolution 281 (1970) of 9 June 1970, para. 2Resolution 291 (1970) of 10 December 1970, para. 2Resolution 293 (1971) of 26 May 1971, para. 2Resolution 305 (1971) of 13 December 1971, para. 2Resolution 315 (1972) of 15 June 1972, para. 2Resolution 324 (1972) of 12 December 1972, para. 2Resolution 334 (1973) of 15 June 1973, para. 2Resolution 343 (1973) of 14 December 1973, para. 2<Resolution 349 (1974) of 29 May 1974, para. 2Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, para. 2Resolution 354 (1974) of 23 July 1974, operative para.Resolution 364 (1974) of 13 December 1974, para. 3Resolution 370 (1975) of 13 June 1975, para. 3Resolution 383 (1975) of 13 December 1975, para, 3Resolution 391 (1976) of 15 June 1976, para. 3Resolution 401 (1976) of 14 December 1976, para. 3Resolution 410 (1977) of 15 June 1977, para. 3Resolution 414 (1977) of 15 September 1977, para. 2Resolution 422 (1977) of 15 December 1977, para. 3

(ii) Situation concerning Western Sahara:Resolution 377 (1975) of 22 October 1975, para. 2

(in) Complaint by Greece against Turkey: , ,Resolution 395 (1976) of 25 August 1976, para. 1

C. Observance of the Geneva Conventions of 1949Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent:

Resolution 307 (1971) of 21 December 1971, para. 1

D. Release of military and civilian captivesSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 316 '(1972) of 26 June 1972, para. 3Resolution 317 (1972) of 21 July 1972, para. 3Resolution 347 (1974) of 24 April 1974, para. 4

E. Release of all persons imprisoned or interned(i) Question of race conflict in South Africa:

Resolution 311 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 4(ii) Complaint by Zambia: '

Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para 9(a)(111) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, para. 5(b)Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, para. l l ( b )

(iv) Question of South Africa:Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977, para. 3(b)

F. Promulgation of political amnesty and restoration of democraticpolitical rights(i) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:

Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 4(d)(n) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 9(c)

G. Transfer of political power through free elections(i) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:

Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 4(e)

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(li) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, para. 4Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, paras. 7 and 8

H. Ceasing violations of the sovereignty and territorial integrity ofI other States * -

(i) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 5

(ii) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, para. 3

(iii) Situation in Zambia:Resolution 393 (1976) of 30 July 1976, para. 2

I. Recognition of the right of peoples to self-determination and in-dependence(i) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:

Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 5(ii) Complaint by Senegal:

Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, para. 4J. Willingness to fulfill the commitments regarding the United

Nations ForceSituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 359 (1974) of 15 August 1974, para. 3K. Demanding respect for the international status of the United

Nations Force(i) Situation in Cyprus:

Resolution 359 (1974) of 15 August 1974, para. 2(ii) Situation in the Middle East:

Resolution 427 (1978) of 3 May 1978, para. 4L. Demanding respect for the independence, sovereignty and territorial

integrity of another StateComplaint by Angola against South Africa:

Resolution 428 (1978) of 6 May 1978, para. 4M. Calling upon the parties

a. to co-operate with the United Nations ForceSituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, para. 6Resolution 359 (1974) of 15 August 1974, para. 3Resolution 361 (1974) of 30 August 1974, para. 8Resolution 364 (1974) of 13 December 1974, para. 5Resolution 370 (1975) of 13 June 1975, para. 5Resolution 383 (1975) of 13 December 1975, para. 5Resolution 391 (1976) of 15 June 1976, para. 5Resolution 401 (1976) of 14 December 1976, para. 5Resolution 410 (1977) of 15 June 1977, para. 5Resolution 422 (1977) of 15 December 1977, para. 5

b. to pursue talks activelySituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 361 (1974) of 30 August 1974, paras. 2 and 7c. to alleviate human suffering and to assist refugees

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 361 (1974) of 30 August 1974, paras. 3 and 4

d. to fulfill their obligations under the CharterSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 346 (1974) of 8 April 1974, para. 7Resolution 347 (1974) of 24 April 1974, para. 3

e. to start immediately the implementation of a previous Secu-rity Council resolution(i) Situation in the Middle East:

Resolution 338 (1973) of 22 October 1973, para. 2Resolution 363 (1974) of 29 November 1974, operative

para, (a)Resolution 368 (1975) of 17 April 1975, operative

para, (a)Resolution 369 (1975) of 28 May 1975, operative

para, (a)Resolution 371 (1975) of 24 July 1975, para. 1Resolution 378 (1975) of 23 October 1975, para. \(a)Resolution 390 (1976) of 28 May 1976, operative

para, (a)Resolution 396 (1976) of 22 October 1976, para. \(d)Resolution 398 (1976) of 30 November 1976, operative

para, (a)Resolution 408 (1977) of 26 May 1977, operative

para, (a)Resolution 416 (1977) of 21 October 1977, para. \(a)Resolution 420 (1977) of 30 November 1977, operative

para, (à)Resolution 429 (1978) of 31 May 1978, operative

para, (a)

Resolution 434 (1978) of 18 September 1978, para. 2Resolution 441 (1978) of 30Novemberl978, operative

para, (a)(n) Situation in Cyprus:

Resolution 357 (1974) of 14 August 1974, para. 1Resolution 358 (1974) of 15 August 1974, para. 2Resolution 360 (1974) of 16 August 1974, para. 2

f. to allow the Red Cross to help the wounded in the area ofconflict

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 436 (1978) of 6 October 1978, para. 2

N. Demandinga. complete implementation of United Nations decisions in regard

to a former mandated territorySituation in Namibia:

Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, para. 3Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, para. 9

b. abolition of the apartheid laws in a former mandated territorySituation in Namibia:

Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, para 5(c)Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, para. ll(c)

c. the unconditional return of all exilesSituation in Namibia:

Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, para. 5(d)Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, para. ll(cO

d. full compliance with the Universal Declaration of HumanRights

Situation in Namibia:Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, para. 5(a)Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, para. 11(0)

e. the end of violence and repression against the opponents ofapartheid

Question of South Africa:Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977, para. 3(a,c,d)

{. abolition of the policy of bantustanizationQuestion of South Africa:

Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977, para. 3(eJ)g. cancellation of planned elections in a former mandated

territorySituation in Namibia:

Resolution 439 (1978) of 13 November 1978, para. 4

O. Calling upon the administering Powera. to put an end to illegal actions in a rebellious colony

(i) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, paras. 3

and 7Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, preamble,

para. 9(b,c)Resolution 424 (1978) of 17 March 1978, para. 4

(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 423 (1978) of 14 March 1978, para. 5

b. to convene a constitutional conferenceComplaint by Zambia:

Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 8c. to grant the exercise of the right to self-determination and

independenceComplaint by Zambia:

Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 9Resolution 424 (1978) of 17 March 1978, para. 4

P. Call for the withdrawal of participants in a march from a TerritorySituation concerning Western Sahara:

Resolution 380 (1975) of 6 November 1975, para. 2

V. Measures (in connexion with injunctions) to betaken by other Governments and authorities

A. Measures under Chapter VII of the Charter(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, preamble,paras. 1-17

Resolution 288 (1970) of 17 November 1970, preamble,paras. 1-3

Resolution 314 (1972) of 28 February 1972, paras. 1-6Resolution 333 (1973) of 22 May 1973, paras. 1-8Resolution 388 (1976) of 6 April 1976, preamble, paras. 1

and 2Resolution 409 (1977) of 27 May 1977, preamble, para. 1

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(ii) Question of South Africa:Resolution 418 (1977) of 4 November 1977, preamble,

paras. 2-4B. Measures under Article 41 of the Charter

Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, paras. 9-11Resolution 409 (1977) of 27 May 1977, para. 3

C. Compliance with decisions of the Security Council in accordancewith Article 25 of the Charter(0 Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 288 (1970) of 17 November 1970, para. 4Resolution 314 (1972) of 28 February 1972, preamble,

para. 2Resolution 318 (1972) of 28 July 1972, preambleResolution 320 (1972) of 29 September 1972, para. 2Resolution 333 (1973) of 22 May 1973, preamble

(ii) Complaint by Guinea:Resolution 290 (1970) of 8 December 1970, para. 9

D. Reaffirmation of sanctions(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 314 (1972) of 28 February 1972, para. 1Resolution 318 (1972) of 28 July 1972, preambleResolution 320 (1972) of 29 September 1972, paras. 2 and 3

(ii) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 327 (1973) of 2 February 1973, preamble

E. Urging all States to fully implement the sanctions(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 314 (1972) of 28 February 1972, paras. 2 and 5Resolution 318 (1972) of 28 July 1972, paras. 5, 6, 8 and 9Resolution 320 (1972) of 29 September 1972, paras. 2 and 3Resolution 333 (1973) of 22 May 1973, paras. 2-8Resolution 409 (1977) of 27 May 1977, para. 2Resolution 437 (1978) of 10 October 1978, para. 3

(n) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 7

(in) Complaint by Mozambique:Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, paras. 8 and 12

(iv) Question of South America:Resolution 418 (1977) of 4 November 1977, para. 5

F. Calling for strengthened sanctions(i) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, preambleResolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 6

(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 409 (1977) of 27 May 1977, para. 3

G. Withholding of military aid(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, paras. 2 and 7(u) Question of race conflict in South Africa:

Resolution 282 (1970) of 23 July 1970, paras. 4 and 6(in) Complaint b> Guinea.

Resolution 290 (1970) of 8 December 1970. para. 6(iv) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:

Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 6

H. Withholding of financial and economic aidSituation in Namibia:

Resolution 283 (1970) of 29 July 1970, paras 4-7

I. Call for the observance of an arms embargo(i) Question of race conflict in South Africa:

Resolution 311 (1972) of 4 February 1972. para. 5(11) Question of South Africa:

Resolution 418 (1977) of 4 November 1977. para. 2

J. Refraining from any action which might aggravate the situationSituation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent:

Resolution 307 (1971) of 21 December 1971, para. 2

K. Calling upon States to provide immediate assistance(i) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 329 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 3(11) Request by Mozambique under Article 50 of the Charter

of the United NationsResolution 386 (1976) of 17 March 1976, para. 4

(in) Complaint bv Lesotho against So'uth Africa:Resolution 402 (1976) of 22 December 1976, para. 5

(iv) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against theillegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violationsof its territorial sovereignty

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 January 1977, para 8

(v) Complaint by Benin: „ ,Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 19;77, para. 8Resolution 419 (1977) of 24 November 1977, para. 5

(vi) Complaint by Mozambique: ' 'Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, paras. 9 and 10

(vii) Question of South Africa:Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977, para. 5

L. Requesting the United Nations and its agencies concerned to pro-vide assistance

(i) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 329 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 4

(ii) Request by Mozambique under Article 50 of the Charter ofthe United Nations:

Resolution 386 (1976) of 17 March 1976, para. 5(iii) Complaint by Lesotho:

Resolution 402 (1976) of 22 December 1976, para. 6Resolution 407 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 7

(iv) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against theillegal regime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violations ofits territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 January 1977, para. 7Resolution 406 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 7

(v) Complaint by Mozambique:Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, para. 11

M. Commending the decision to sever all economic relations(i) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 327 (1973) of 2 February 1973, para. 1Resolution 329 (1973) of 10 March 1973, preamble, para. 1

(ii) Complaint by Mozambique:Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, para. 6

N. Calling upon all States to respect the sovereignty, independenceand territorial integrity of a State

(i) Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, para. 1Resolution 355 (1974) of 1 August 1974, preambleResolution 360 (1974) of 16 August 1974, preambleResolution 367 (1975) of 12 March 1975, para. 1

(ii) Complaint by Benin:Resolution 404 (1977) of 8 February 1977, para. 1

(iii) Complaint by Mozambique:Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, para. 7

O. Calling upon the International Civil Aviation Organization to takeaccount of a Security Council resolution in considering measuresto safeguard international civil aviation

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 337 (1973) of 15 August 1973, para. 3

P. Requesting the Secretary-General to despatch United NationsObservers to supervise the observance of a cease-fire

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 339 (1973) of 23 October 1973, para. 2Resolution 340 (1973) of 25 October 1973. para. 2

Q. Urging all States concerned to co-operate with the efforts of theUnited Nations to achieve a peaceful solution

Situation in Timor:Resolution 384 (1975) of 22 December 1975. para. 4Resolution 389 (1976) of 22 April 1976, para. 5

VI. Measures for settlement

Call for negotiations(i) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:

Resolution 322 (1972) of 22 November 1972. para. 3(n) Complaint by Iraq:

Resolution 348 (1974) of 28 May 1974, para. 2(a,d)(iii) Situation in Cyprus:

Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, para. 5Resolution 357 (1974) of 14 August 1974. para. 3Resolution 360 (1974) of 16 August 1974, para. 3Resolution 440 (1978) of 27 November 1978, para. 3

(iv) Complaint by Greece against Turkey:Resolution 395 (1976) of 25 August 1976, para. 3

(v) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 423 (1978) of 14 March 1978, para. 6

Decision to start negotiationsSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 338 (1973) of 22 October 1973, para. 3

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C. Decision to examine methods of resolving a situationQuestion of race conflict in South Africa:

Resolution 311 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para 8D. Peace Conference

1. Hope that it will lead to a durable and just peaceSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 344 (1973) of 15 December 1973, para. 12. Confidence that the Secretary-General will play an effective

roleSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 344 (1973) of 15 December 1973, para. 23. Requesting the Secretary-General to inform the Security

CouncilSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 344 (1973) of 15 December 1973, para. 34. Requesting the Secretary-General to provide all facilities and

assistance to the ConferenceSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 344 (1973) of 15 December 1973, para. 4

E. Endorsement of the pacific settlement of disputes(i) Complaint by Iraq:

President's statement of 28 February 1974, para. 2(ii) Complaint by Greece against Turkey:

Resolution 395 (1976) of 25 August 1976, para. 2

F. Use of judicial means for the settlement of disputesComplaint by Greece against Turkey:

Resolution 395 (1976) of 25 August 1976, para 2

G. Affirmation of the inalienable right of peoples to freedom, self-determination and independence

(i) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, preambleResolution 283 (1970) of 29 July 1970, preambleResolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971, preambleResolution 309 (1972) of 4 February 1972, preambleResolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, preambleResolution 319 (1972) of 1 August 1972, para. 3Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, preamble,

para. 4Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, para. 4

(ii) Complaint by Guinea:Resolution 290 (1970) of 8 December 1970, preamble

(lii) Situation in territories under Portuguese administration:Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 1Resolution 322 (1972) of 22 November 1972, para. 1

(iv) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 318 (1972) of 28 July 1972, para. I

(v) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, preamble

(vi) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, preambleResolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, preamble,

para. 3(vii) Situation in Timor:

Resolution 384 (1975) of 22 December 1975, para 1Resolution 389 (1976) of 22 April 1976, para. 1

(viii) Request by Mozambique under Article 50 of the Charterof the United Nations:

Resolution 386 (1976) of 17 March 1976, preamble(ix) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against the

illegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violationsof its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 Januar> 1977, preamble(x) Complaint by Mozambique:

Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, preamble, para. 5(xi) Question of South Africa:

Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977, preamble(xii) Complaint by Angola against South Africa:

Resolution 428 (1978) of 6 May 1978, preamble, para. 5

H. Affirmation of national unity, sovereignt> and territorial integrit}(i) Complaint by Guinea:

Resolution 295 (1971) of 3 August 1971, para. 1President's statement of 30 November 1971

(ii) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 300 (1971) of 12 October 1971, para. 1

(lii) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971, para. 2Resolution 309 (1972) of 4 February 1972, preambleResolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, preamble

Resolution 319 (1972) of 1 August 1972, para. 3Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, preamble,

para. 4Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, para. 4

(iv) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, preamble

(v) Situation in Timor:Resolution 384 (1975) of 22 December 1975, para. IResolution 389 (1976) of 22 April 1976, para. I

(vi) Complaint by Angola against South Africa:Resolution 428 (1978) of 6 May 1978, para. 5

I. Recognition of the legitimacy of a people's struggle for its rights(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, preambleResolution 318 (1972) of 28 July 1972, para. 2

(ii) Question of race conflict in South Africa:Resolution 282 (1970) of 23 July 1970, preambleResolution 311 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 3

(iii) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971, preamble

(iv) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, preamble,

para. 1Resolution 322 (1972) of 22 November 1972, para. 1

(v) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, preambleResolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, preamble

J. Call for the withdrawal from a former mandated Territory(i) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 301 (1971) of 20October 1971, paras. Sand 9Resolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 7Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, para. 4Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, para. 10

(ii) Complaint by Angola against South Africa:Resolution 428 (1978) of 6 May 1978, para. 7

K. Decision to set up a United Nations Force(i) Situation in the Middle East:

Resolution 340 (1973) of 25 October 1973, para. 3Resolution 341 (1973) of 27 October 1973, para. 2Resolution 350 (1974) of 31 May 1974, para. 3Resolution 425 (1978) of 19 March 1978, para. 3Resolution 426 (1978) of 19 March 1978, para. 2

(ii) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 435 (1978) of 29 September 1978, para. 3

L. Inadmissibihty of the acquisition of territory by warSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 298 (1971) of 25 September 1971, preambleM. Call for measures to respect and implement the right of self-

determination and independence(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 4Resolution 288 (1970) of 17 November 1970. para. 2

(ii) Complaint by Guinea:Resolution 290 (1970) of 8 December 1970, para. 7

(in) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 302 (1971) of 24 November 1971, paras. 6 and 7

N. Requesting the Secretary-General to enter into consultations withthe parties in a dispute or situation

Situation concerning Western Sahara:Resolution 377 (1975) of 22 October 1975, para. 1Resolution 379 (1975) of 2 November 1975, para. 2

O. Acting in accordance wi th Articles 49 and 50 of the CharterRequest by Mozambique under Article 50 of the Charter of theUnited Nations

Resolution 386 (1976) of 17 March 1976, preamble

VII. Provisions bearing on spécifie issuesrelating to (he settlement

A. Affirmation by the Council1. of special United Nations responsibilities towards the people

of a former mandated territorySituation in Namibia:

Resolution 284 (1970) of 29 July 1970, preambleResolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971, para. 1

2. that tensions have risen following aggressive actionsComplaint bv Zambia:

Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 2

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3. that the declaration of a "Federated Turkish State" does notprejudge the settlement of the Cyprus problem

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 367 (1975) of 12 March 1975, para. 3

B. Expression of the Council's appreciation of:1. contributions of States to a United Nations force

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 346 (1974) of 8 April 1974, para. 1

2. the Secretary-General's effort regarding the establishment andoperation of a United Nations Force

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 346 (1974) of 8 April 1974, para. 2Resolution 426 (1978) of 19 March 1978, para. 1

3. the Secretary-General's part in setting up intercommunal talksSituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 361 (1974) of 30 August 1974, para. 14. the contribution by the United Nations Force to efforts to

achieve a durable peaceSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 346 (1974) of 8 April 1974, para. 3Resolution 362 (1974) of 23 October 1974, para. 2

5. economic hardships resulting from the implementation ofUnited Nations sanctions(i) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 327 (1973) of 2 February 1973, para. 2Resolution 329 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 2

(ii) Request by Mozambique under Article 50 of theCharter of the United Nations:

Resolution 386 (1976) of 17 March 1976, para. 16. the support of certain States for the liberation struggle of a

dependent people(i) Complaint by Zambia against South Africa:

Resolution 393 (1976) of 30 July 1976, para. 4(ii) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 424 (1978) of 17 March 1978, para. 2(iii) Complaint by Angola against South Africa:

Resolution 428 (1978) of 6 May 1978, para. 67. the decision not to recognize the "independence" of a

bantustanComplaint by Lesotho against South Africa:

Resolution 402 (1976) of 22 December 1976, para. 2Resolution 407 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 1

C. Call by the Council for:1. settlement of refugee problems

Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent:Resolution 307 (1971) of 21 December 1971, para. 4

2. rescission of measures designed to change the status of aterritory

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 298 (1971) of 25 September 1971, para. 4

3. measures by Administering Authority to end the rule of arebellious régime in a Non-Self-Governing Territory

Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 10Resolution 288 (1970) of 17 November 1970, para. 2

4. denial of international recognition and of membership ininternational organizations to an illegal régime(i) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, para. 5Resolution 283 (1970) of 29 July 1970, paras. 1-3Resolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971, para. 11

(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, paras. 2, 3,

12 and 13Resolution 288 (1970) of 17 November 1970, para. 5

D. The Council formally calling upon:1. States to bring pressure upon their own corporations to con-

form in their hiring practices to the Universal Declaration ofHuman Rights

Situation in Namibia:Resolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 5

2. the parties to co-operate with the Secretary-General in thedischarge of his mission of good offices

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 367 (1975) of 12 March 1975, para. 7

3. all the parties concerned not to jeopardize the ongoingnegotiations

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 367 (1975) of 12 March 1975, para. 8

4. all States to exercise vigilance against international mercenariesComplaint by Benin:

Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 1977, para. 4

5. all States to prohibit the recruitment, training and transit ofmercenaries

Complaint by Benin:Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 1977, para. 5

6. all States to provide the Security Council u i th informationabout certain events

Complaint by Benin:Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 1977, para. 10Resolution 419 (1977) of 24 November 1977, para. 3

E. Expression of concern by the Council about1. the prevailing state of tension

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 363 (1974) of 29 November 1974, preamble

2. the necessity to restore the constitutional structure of a StateSituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, preamble

3. the refugee problem and the need for humanitarian assistanceSituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 361 (1974) of 30 August 1974, preamble,para. 4

F. Condemnation by the Council of1. invasions, armed attacks and other acts of violence

(i) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 280 (1970) of 19 May 1970, paras. 2

and 3(ii) Complaint by Guinea:

Resolution 290 (1970) of 8 December 1970, para. 2(iii) Complaint by Senegal:

Resolution 294 (1971) of 15 July 1971, paras. 2and 3

(iv) Request by Mozambique under Article 50 of the Charterof the United Nations:

Resolution 386 (1976) of 17 March 1976, para. 2(v) Complaint by Kenya, on behalf of the African Group

of States at the United Nations, concerning the act ofaggression by South Africa against Angola:

Resolution 387 (1976) of 31 March 1976, para. 1(vi) Complaint by Zambia against South Africa:

Resolution 393 (1976) of 30 July 1976, para. 1(vii) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against the

illegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning viola-tions of its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 January 1977, para. 1(viii) Complaint by Benin:

Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 1977, para. 2(ix) Complaint by Mozambique:

Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, para. 1(x) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 424 (1978) of 17 March 1978, para. 1(xi) Complaint by Angola against South Africa:

Resolution 428 (1978) of 6 May 1978, para. 12. illegal occupation and political repression

(i) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, para. 4Resolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, paras. 2,

4 and 6Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974,"pre-

amble, paras. 1 and 2Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, para. 1

(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 5

(iii) Question of race conflict in South Africa:Resolution 282 (1970) of 23 July 1970, preamble,

para. 1(iv) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, paras. 1and 2

Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 4(v) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against the

illegal regime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violationsof its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 January 1977, para. 2(vi) Question of South Africa:

Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977, para. 1

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3. the policy of apartheid(i) Question of race conflict in South Africa:

Resolution 311 (1972) of 4 February 1972, paras. 1and 2

(ii) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, para. 2Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, para. 2

(iii) Situation in South Africa: killings and violence by theapartheid régime in Soweto and other areas:

Resolution 392 (1976) of 19 June 1976, para. 14. attempts by a former Mandatory Power to evade the demand

of the United Nations for free elections in a former MandatedTerritory

Situation in Namibia:Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, para. 6

5. the resort to massive violence against innocent people(i) Situation in South Africa: killings and violence by the

apartheid régime in Soweto and other areasResolution 392 (1976) of 19 June 1976, para. 1

(ii) Question of South Africa:Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977, para. 1

6. any attempt to coerce another State into recognizing a ban-tustan

Complaint by Lesotho against South Africa:Resolution 402 (1976) of 22 December 1976, para. 3

7. all forms of interference in internal affairsComplaint by Benin:

Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 1977, para. 68. support for an illegal régime and its acts of aggression

Complaint by Mozambique:Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, para. 3

9. all attempts by an illegal régime to retain powerSituation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 423 (1978) of 14 March 1978, para. 110. the utilization of a former Mandated Territory for the

invasion of other StatesComplaint by Angola against South Africa:

Resolution 428 (1978) of 6 May 1978, para. 211. the unilateral decision to hold elections in a former Mandated

TerritorySituation in Namibia:

Resolution 439 (1978) of 13 November 1978, para. 1

G. The Council formally declaring:1. illegal legislative and administrative measures invalid

(i) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, preamble,

para. 2Resolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971, paras. 3,

4 and 12Resolution 435 (1978) of 29 September 1978, para. 6

(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 1Resolution 288 (1970) of 17 November 1970, para. 1

(iii) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 298 (1971) of 25 September 1971, para. 3

2. that the liberation of southern Africa is necessary for peaceand justice in the region

Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 393 (1976) of 30 July 1976, para. 5

3. any internal settlement by the illegal régime unacceptableSituation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 423 (1978) of 14 March 1978, para. 24. the termination of the illegal régime the prerequisite for a

peaceful transition to majority rule and independenceSituation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 423 (1978) of 14 March 1978, para. 35. the holding of elections part of the transition to majority rule

Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 423 (1978) of 14 March 1978, para. 4

6. that territorial integrity and unity must be assured throughthe réintégration of a bay within a territory

Situation in Namibia:Resolution 432 (1978) of 27 July 1978, para. 1

7. that former Mandatory Power must not use a bay in the formerMandated Territory

Situation in Namibia:Resolution 432 (1978) of 27 July 1978, para. 3

8. unilateral elections in former Mandated Territory null and voidSituation in Namibia:

Resolution 439 (1978) of 13 November 1978, para. 3

H. Deprecation by the Council of '1. loss of life

(i) Situation in the Middle'East:Resolution 280 (1970) of 19 May 1970, para 4Resolution 316 (1972) of 26 June 1972, preambleResolution 332 (1973) of 21 April 1973, preamble,

para. 1(ii) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, preamble(iii) Complaint by Iraq:

President's statement of 28 February 1974, para. 12. acts of violence

(i) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 316 (1972) of 26 June 1972, para. 2Resolution 332 (1973) of 21 April 1973, preamble,

para. 1Resolution 347 (1974) of 24 April 1974, preamble,

para. 1(ii) Complaint by Senegal:

Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, paras. 1and 2

(iii) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, preamble

(iv) Situation in Cyprus: 'Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, preambleResolution 358 (1974) of 15 August 1974, preamble

3. measures undermining sanctionsSituation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 314 (1972) of 28 February 1972, paras. 2-4Resolution 318 (1972) of 28 July 1972, para. 7Resolution 320 (1972) of 29 September 1972, pre-

amble4. military actions against other States

(i) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, preamble

(ii) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, preamble,

para. 1(iii) Situation in the Middle East:

Resolution 332 (1973) of 21 April 1973, para. 2Resolution 337 (1973) of 15 August 1973, para. 1Resolution 347 (1974) of 24 April 1974, para. 1

(iv) Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 360 (1974) of 16 August 1974, para. 1

5. military actions against liberation movementsSituation in Territories under Portuguese administration:

Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, preamble6. failure by former Mandatory Power to grant self-determina-

tion and independence to a former Mandated TerritorySituation in Namibia:

Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, para. 27. interference with international civil aviation

Resolution 337 (1973) of 15 August 197?, preamble,paras. 1 and 2

I. The Council deploring1. the continuation or resumption of fighting

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 357 (1974) of 14 August 1974, preambleResolution 358 (1974) of 15 August 1974, preamble

2. the killing and wounding of members of the United NationsForce

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 359 (1974) of 15 August 1974, para. 1

3. the holding of a marchSituation concerning Western Sahara:

Resolution 380 (1975) of 6 November 1975, para. 14. the collaboration and collusion with an illegal régime

Complaint of the Government of Botswana against theillegal regime in Southern Rhodesia convcrning violationsof its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 January 1977, para. 35. attacks on a United Nations Force

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 427 (1978) of 3 May 1978, para. 4

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J. Endorsement by the Council of1. a General Assembly resolution

(i) Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 365 (1974) of 13 December 1974, para. 1

(ii) Complaint by Lesotho against South Africa:Resolution 402 (1976) of 22 December 1976, para. 1

2. the recommendations of a Mission(i) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against the

illegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning viola-tions of its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 406 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 4(ii) Complaint by Lesotho against South Africa:

Resolution 407 (1977) of 25-May 1977, para. 43. the appeal by the Secretary-General for assistance to the

Member States(i) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against the

illegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning viola-tions of its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 406 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 5(ii) Complaint by Lesotho against South Africa:

Resolution 407 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 54. an increase in the strength of a United Nations Force

Situation in the Middle East: ,Resolution 427 (1978) of 3 May 1978, para. 1

K. The Council formally expressing1. confidence that a United Nations Force will be maintained

with efficiency and economySituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 396 (1976) of 22 October 1976, para. 2Resolution 416 (1977) of 21 October 1977, para. 2Resolution 438 (1978) of 23 October 1978, para. 3

2. sympathy to the victims of violenceSituation in South Africa: killings and violence by the apart-heid régime in Soweto and other areas:

Resolution 392 (1976) of 19 June 1976, para. 23. full support for the safeguarding of a State's sovereignty and

territorial integrityComplaint of the Government of Botswana against theillegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violationsof its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 406 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 14. appreciation to the Secretary-General for having sent a

Mission(i) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against the

illegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning viola-tions of its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 406 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 2(ii) Complaint by Lesotho against South Africa:

Resolution 407 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 25. concern at recent developments

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 414 (1977) of 15 September 1977, para. 1

6. concern at the lack of progress at the intercommunal talksSituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 414 (1977) of 15 September 1977, para. 47. support for those fighting against apartheid

Question of South Africa:Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977, para. 2

8. hope that a Member State will continue to support the goalof majority rule

Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 437 (1978) of 10 October 1978, para. 4

L. Extending the mandate of a United Nations Force(i) Situation in Cyprus:

Resolution 281 (1970) of 9 June 1970, para. 3Resolution 291 (1970) of 10 December 1970, para. 3Resolution 293 (1971) of 26 May 1971, para. 3Resolution 305 (1971) of 13 December 1971, para. 3Resolution 315 (1972) of 15 June 1972, para. 3Resolution 324 (1972) of 12 December 1972, para. 3Resolution 334 (1973) of 15 June 1973, para. 3Resolution 343 (1973) of 14 December 1973, para. 3Resolution 349 (1974) of 29 May 1974, para. 3Resolution 364 (1974) of 13 December 1974, para. 4Resolution 370 (1975) of 13 June 1975, para. 4Resolution 383 (1975) of 13 December 1975, para. 4Resolution 391 (1976) of 15 June 1976, para. 4Resolution 401 (1976) of 14 December 1976, para. 4Resolution 410 (1977) of 15 June 1977, para. 4

Resolution 422 (1977) of 15 December 1977, para. 4Resolution 430 (1978) of 16 June 1978, para. 1Resolution 443 (1978) of 14 December 1978, para. 1

(ii) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 346 (1974) of, 8 April 1974, para. 4Resolution 362 (1974) of 23 October 1974, para. 1Resolution 363 (1974) of 29 November 1974, operative

para, (b)Resolution 368 (1975) of 17 April 1975, operative para, (b)Resolution 369 (1975) of 28 May 1975, operative para, (b)Resolution 371 (1975) of 24 July 1975, para. 2Resolution 378 (1975) of 23 October 1975, para. l(b)Resolution 381 (1975) of 30 November 1975, operative

para, (b) ' 'Resolution 390(1976) of 28 May 1976, operative para, (b)Resolution 396 (1976) of 22 October 1976, para. }(b)Resolution 398 (1976) of 30 November 1976; operative

para, (b)Resolution 408 (1977) of 26 May 1977, operative para, (b)Resolution 416 (1977) of 21 October 1977, para. l(b)Resolution 420 (1977) of 30 November 1977, operative

para, (b)Resolution 429 (1978) of 31 May 1978, operative para, (b)Resolution 434 (1978) of 18 September 1978, para. 1Resolution 438 (1978) of 23 October 1978, para. IResolution 441 (1978) of 30 November 1978, operative

para, (b)

M. Inviting the Secretary-General1. in consultation with a group of the Security Council, to

initiate or maintain contacts with all parties concerned, witha view to establishing the necessary conditions for the peopleof a former Mandated Territory to exercise their right to self-determination and independence

Situation in Namibia:Resolution 309 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 1Resolution 319 (1972) of 1 August 1972, para. 4Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, para. 5

2. to station additional United Nations Observers along a borderSituation in the Middle East:

Consensus of 19 August 1972 (S/10611)3. to undertake a new mission of good offices

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 367 (1975) of 12 March 1975, para. 6

4. to continue a mission of good officesSituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 370 (1975) of 13 June 1975, para. 6Resolution 383 (1975) of 13 December 1975, para. 6Resolution 391 (1976) of 15 June 1976, para. 6Resolution 401 (1976) of 14 December 1976, para. 6Resolution 410 (1977) of 15 June 1977, para. 6Resolution 422 (1977) of 15 December 1977, para. 6Resolution 430 (1978) of 16 June 1978. para. 2Resolution 443 (1978) of 14 December 1978, para. 2

5. to organize financial assistance to a Member StateComplaint of the Government of Botswana against theillegal regime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violationsof its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 January 1977, para. 6

N. The Council noting1. the desire of the people for national independence and ter-

ritorial integrity of a former Mandated TerritorySituation in Namibia:

Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, para. 22. that a Government has reserved its right to claim compensation

Complaint by Benin:Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 1977, para. 9

3. with regret and concern the entry of members of an illegalrégime into the territory of a Member State

Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 437 (1978) of 10 October 1978, para. 1

O. Reaffirmation by the Council1. that disengagement agreements are merely a step toward the

establishment of peaceSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 363 (1974) of 29 November 1974, preamble2. of the mode of operation of a United Nations Force

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 362 (1974) of 23 October 1974, paras. 3 and 4

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3. of/the responsibility of the administering Power over arebellious colony ' l

Complaint by Zambia: • -Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, preamble

4. of legal responsibility of the United Nations over former Man-' . dated Territory

Situation in Namibia:Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, preamble

< 5. that the liberation of dependent peoples and the eliminationof apartheid are necessary for peace and justice in a region

Complaint by Zambia:.-' .- Resolution 424 (1978) of 17 March 1978, para. 3

6. of the objective of the withdrawal of an illegal administra-tion from a former Mandated Territory

< Situation in Namibia:Resolution 435 (1978) of 29 September 1978, para. 2

P. Recognition by the Council of:1. the special responsibility of the United Nations toward a

people and its territorySituation in Namibia:

> ' ' • Resolution 309 (1972) of 4 February 1972, preambleResolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, preambleResolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, preamble

2. the legitimacy of the struggle against apartheidSituation in South Africa: Killings and violence by the apart-heid régime in Soweto and other areas:

Resolution 392 (1976) of 19 June 1976, para. 4Q. Expressing regret about

1. the failure of sanctions(i) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, para. 4(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 333 (1973) of 22 May 1973, preamble2. the unilateral declaration of "a Federated Turkish State"

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 367 (1975) of 12 March 1975, para. 2

R. Request by the Council for1. appropriate reparations to be made

Complaint by Guinea:Resolution 290 (1970) of 8 December 1970, para. 3

2. States to refrain from coercive measures against LatinAmerican countries

Consideration of measures for the maintenance andstrengthening of international peace and security in LatinAmerica:

, -. Resolution 330 (1973) of 21 March 1973, para. 23. the Secretary-General to continue efforts to bring about a

cease-fire, Situation in the Middle East:

Resolution 436 (1978) of 6 October 1978, para. 3

S. Expressing support for1. the Secretary-General in his efforts to end hostilities

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 436 (1978) of 6 October 1978, para. 3

2. steps to reintegrate a bay into a former Mandated TerritorySituation in Namibia:

Resolution 432 (1978) of 27 July 1978, para. 2

T. Taking note of• 1. the need to continue the operation of a United Nations Force

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 346 (1974) of 8 April 1974, para. 4Resolution 362 (1974) of 23 October 1974, preamble

2. the Secretary-General's efforts to solve the problems of aUnited Nations Force

.Situation in the Middle East:L Resolution 346 (1974) of 8 April 1974, para. 53. the Secretary-General's intention constantly to review the

required strength of a United Nations ForceSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 346 (1974) of 8 April 1974, para. 64. urgent economic needs of Member States

(i) Request by Mozambique under Article 50 of the Charterof the United Nations:

Resolution 386 (1976) of 17 March 1976. para. 3(ii) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against the

illegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violationsof its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 January 1977, para. 5

5. the wish of a Government to subject mercenaries to due pro-cess of law ''

Complaint by Benin:Resolution 419 (1977) of 24 November 1977,'para. 4

6. the withdrawal of foreign forces from a State's territorySituation in the Middle East:,

Resolution 427 (1978) of 3 May 1978, para. 2

U. The Council urging1. measures to aid the victims of apartheid

Question of a' race conflict in South Africa:Resolution 311 (1972) of 4 February 1972, paras. 6 and 7

2. the parties to implement a General Assembly resolutionSituation in 'Cyprus: ' l

Resolution 365 (1974) of 13 December 1974, para. 13. States to impede the activities of those enterprises which

attempt to coerce Latin American countriesConsideration of measures for the maintenance andstrengthening of international peace and security in LatinAmerica:

Resolution 330 (1973) of 21 March 1973, para. I4. all concerned to exert their efforts towards the achievement

of independence for a former Mandated Territory:Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 431 (1978) of 27 July 1978, para. 3

V. The Council explicitly welcoming1. a disengagement agreement ' ' '

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 350 (1974) of 31 May 1974, para. 1

2. the determination of the parties to settle their differencespeacefully

Complaint by Iraq:Resolution 348 (1974) of 28 May 1974, para. 2

3. the establishment by the Secretary-General of a special accountfor assistance to a Member State(i) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against the

illegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violationsof its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 406 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 6(ii) Complaint by Lesotho against South Africa:

Resolution 407 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 64. the preparedness of a liberation movement to co-operate in

implementing the Secretary-General's reportSituation in Namibia:

Resolution 435 (1978) of 29 September 1978, para. 4

W. Advisory opinion of the International, Court of Justice, inaccordance with Article 96 of the Charter1. requested

Situation in Namibia:Resolution 284 (1970) of 29 July 1970, para. 1

2. taking note ofSituation in Namibia:

Resolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971, paras. 5 and 6

X. Other provisions1. Conscious of the primary responsibility of the Security Council

for the maintenance of international peace and security inaccordance with Article 24 of the Charter

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, preamble

2. Considering that new efforts should be undertaken to assistthe resumption of negotiations

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 367 (1975) of 12 March 1975, para. 5

3. Discontinuing further efforts under Security Council resolu-tion 309 (1972)

Situation in Namibia:Resolution 342 (1973) of I I December 1973, para. 2

4. Dispatch of a mission to assess financial needsComplaint of the Government of Botswana against theillegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violationsof its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 January 1977, para. 65. Emphasizing the principle that the status and safety of the

members of a United Nations Force must be respectedSituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 359 (1974) of 15 August 1974, para. 4

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VIII. Measures to promote the implementationof resolutions

A. Measures to obtain compliance , ' ' '• Ï. 'Reaffirming previous decisions

' (a) of the General'Assembly ' '(i) Situation in Namibia: ' ' '

Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970,preamble . ,

Resolution 283 (1970) of 29 July 1970, preambleResolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971,

,', para. 1 , ,« À

(ii) Complaint by Zambia: ,' ' Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973,

preamble, para. 3 ,Resolution 424 (1978) of 17 March 1978,

> v ' preamble '(iii) Situation concerning Western Sahara:

' ' Resolution 377 (1975) of 22 October 1975,1 ( 1 1 ' preamble ' ' '

Resolution 379 (1975) of 2 November 1975,preamble ' ' '

1 ' (b) of the Security Council(i) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970,preamble (

Resolution 283 (1970) of 29 July 1970, preambleResolution 301 (1971) of 20,October 1971,

para. 10Resolution 432 (1978) of 27 July 1978, preamble

(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970,

preambleResolution 288 (1970) of 17 November 1970,

preamble, paras. 1 and 3Resolution 314 (1972) of 28 February 1972,

para. 1• ' • ' Resolution 318 (1972) of 28 July 1972,

paras. 6 and 9Resolution 320 (1972) of 29 September 1972,

'j para. IResolution 388 (1976) of 6 April 1976, preamble

' Resolution 409 ( 1977) of 27 May 1977, preamble(iii) Situation in Cyprus:

Resolution 281 (1970) of 9 June 1970, para. 1Resolution 291 (1970) of 10 December 1970,

para. 1Resolution 293 (1971) of 26 May 1971, para. 1Resolution'305 (1971) of 13 December 1971,

para. 1Resolution 315 (1972) of 15 June 1972, para. 1Resolution 324 (1972) of 12 December 1972,

Resolution 334 (1973) of 15 June 1973, para. 1Resolution 343 (1973) of 14 December 1973,

para. 1Resolution 349 (1974) of 29 May 1974, para. 1Resolution 357 (1974) of 14 August 1974,

( , , preamble, para. 1Resolution 364 (1974) of 13 December 1974,

paras. 1 and 2Resolution 370 (1975) of 13 June 1975,

paras. 1 and 2Resolution 383 (1975) of 13 December 1975,

paras. 1 and 2Resolution 391 (1976) of 15 June 1976.

paras. 1 and 2' ' Resolution 401 (1976) of 14 December 1976,

paras. 1 and 2Resolution 410 (1977) of 15 June 1977,

paras. 1 and 2Resolution 414 (1977) of 15 September 1977,

para. 3Resolution 422 (1977) of 15 December 1977,

paras. 1 and 2Resolution 430 (1978) of 16 June 1978, para. 1Resolution 440 (1978) of 27 November 1978,

para. 1Resolution 443 (1978) of 14 December 1978,

preamble

B.

(iv) Question of race conflict in South Africa:Resolution 282 (1970) of 23 July il 970, para. 2

(v) Situation in the Middle East: i i >Resolution 298'(1971) of .25 September 1971,

para. 1 ' i tResolution 316 (1972) o f -26 June 1972,

preamble, para. 1Resolution 317 (1972) of 21 July 1972, para. 1Resolution 340 (1973) of 25 October 1973,

paras. 4 and 5(vi) Complaint by Senegal:

! Resolution 302 (1971) of 24 November 1971,. para. 3 '. • > ,

(vii) Situation concerning Western Sahara:Resolution 379 .(1975) of ,2 November 1975,

preamble(viii) Complaint by Benin: , , , , , , ;

Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 1977, para. 3Resolution 419 (1977) of 24 November 1977,

para. 12. Warning against failure to comply with Security Council

decisions , ,(i) Situation in the Middle East: ,-

Resolution 280 (1970) of 19 May 1970, para. 3Resolution 316 (1972) of 26 June 1972, para. 4Resolution 337 (1973) of 15 August 1973, para. 4

(ii) Complaint by Guinea:Resolution 290 (1970) of 8 December 1970, para. 8,

(iii) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 8

(iv) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, para. 5

3. Request for compliance with previous resolutions(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 8Resolution 288 (1970) of 17 November 1970, para. 4

(ii) Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 367 (1975) of 12 March 1975, para. 4

4. Request to States to exert influence to induce complianceComplaint by Guinea:

Resolution 290 (1970) of 8 December 1970. para. 105. Declaration of intention to consider further measures under

the Charter(i) Situation in the Middle East:

Resolution 280 (1970) of 19 May 1970, para. 3Resolution 316 (1972) of 26 June 1972, para. 4Resolution 337 (1973) of 15 August 1973, para. 4

(ii) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 300 (1971) of 12 October 1971, para. 3Resolution 424 (1978) of 17 March 1978, para. 5

(m) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 302 (1971) of 24 November 1971, para. 9,Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, para. 5

(iv) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 8Resolution 439 (1978) of 13 November 1978, para. 6

6. Invoking Article 25 of the CharterSituation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 314 (1972) of 28 February 1972, para. 2Resolution 318 (1972) of 28 July 1972, preambleResolution 320 (1972) of 29 September 1972, preamble,

para. 2 'Resolution 333 (1973) of 22 May 1973, preambleResolution 437 (1978) of 10 October 1978, para. 2

7. Invoking Article 2(6) of the CharterSituation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 18Resolution 314 (1972) of 28 February 1972, para. (2Resolution 320 (1972) of 29 September 1972,' para. 2Resolution 388 (1976) of 6 April 1976,'para. 3Resolution 409 (1977) of 27 May 1977, para. 2

Requesting States to co-operate in the implementation of resolu-tions and decisions of the Security Council

(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 17Resolution 318 (1972) of 28 July 1972, paras 6, 8 and 9Resolution 333 (1973) of 22 May 1973, para. 2

(n) Question of race conflict in South Africa:Resolution 282 (1970) of 23 July 1970, para. 6

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(iii) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971, para. 15

(iv) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 340 (1973) of 25 October 1973, para. 5Resolution 346 (1974) of 8 April 1974, para. 7

(v) Question of South Africa:Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977, para. 4

C. Request to parties to co-operate in the implementation of SecurityCouncil resolutions

(i) Situation in Namibia:,,,,! , , Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, para. 7

Resolution 435 (1978) of 29 September 1978, para. 5Resolution 439 (1978) of 13 November 1978, para. 5

, , (ii) Situation concerning Western Sahara:Resolution 380 (1975) of 6 November 1975, para. 3

(iii) Situation in Cyprus:, , , , Resolution 440 (1978) of 27 November 1978, para. 2

D. Calling upon a former Mandatory Power to co-operate with the. , Secretary-General in the implementation of a Security Council

resolutionSituation in Namibia:

Resolution 309 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 2Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, para. 6

E. Requesting the President of the Security Council and the Secretary-General to make efforts to secure the implementation of a resolu-tion

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 317 (1972) of 21 July 1972, para. 4

F. Expressing the conviction that the implementation of a SecurityCouncil resolution will help achieve a settlement

'Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 361 (1974) of 30 August 1974. para. 9

G. Declaring that defiance towards Security Council decision under-mines the authority of the United Nations(i) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, para. 3Resolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para 3

(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 6

H. Deprecation of violations of a cease-fireSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 340 (1973) of 25 October 1973, preamble

I. Deploring the failure to station United Nations observersSituation in the Middle East:

Resolution 340 (1973) of 25 October 1973, preamble

J. Concerned about the failure of sanctionsComplaint by Mozambique:

Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, preamble

K. Deprecation of refusal or failure to implement the resolutions• , , ,1. , of the General Assembly

,. * , - (i) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, para. 1Resolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 1

•(ii) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 298 (1971) of 25 September 1971, para. 2

(iii) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:,< , ,, Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 2

2. of the Security Council(i) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, para. 1Resolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 1Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974,

preambleResolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, para. 5Resolution 439 (1978) of 13 November 1978,

paras. 1 and 2(ii) Situation in the Middle East:

Resolution 280 (1970) of 19 May 1970, para. 1Resolution 298 (1971) of 25 September 1971, para. 2Resolution 316 (1972) of 26 June 1972, preambleResolution 317 (1972) of 21 July 1972, para. 2Resolution 337 (1973) of 15 August 1973, para. 2

(iii) Question of race conflict in South Africa:Resolution 282 (1970) of 23 July 1970, para. 3Resolution 311 (1972) of 4 February 1972, preamble

(iv) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 288 (1970) of 17 November 1970, para. 4

Resolution 320 (1972) of 29 September 1972,preamble

Resolution 333 (1973) of 22 May 1973, preambleResolution 437 (1978) of 10 October 1978, para. 2

(v) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 302 (1971) of 24 No\ember 1971, para. 4Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, preamble

(vi) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administra-tion:1 Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972,

preamble, para. 2(vu) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, preamble(viii) Situation in Cyprus:

Resolution 358 (1974) of 15 August 1974, preambleL. Authorizing or requesting the Secretary-General

1. to report on the implementation of a resolution or decisionof the Security Council

(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 20Resolution 415 (1977) of 29 September 1977, para. 2Resolution 423 (1978) of 14 March 1978, para. 7

(ii) Question of race conflict in South Africa:Resolution 282 (1970) of 23 July 1970, para. 5

(in) Complaint by Guinea:, t Resolution 290 (1970) of 8 December 1970, para. 11

(iv) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 298 (1971) of 25 September 1971, para. 5Consensus of 19 April 1972Resolution 340 (1973) of 25 October 1973,

paras. 3 and 4Resolution 344 (1973) of 15 December 1973, para. 3Resolution 346 (1974) of 8 April 1974, para. 8Resolution 363 (1974) of 29 November 1974,

operative para, (c)Resolution 378 (1975) of 23 October 1975,

para. l(c)Resolution 381 (1975) of 30 November 1975, opera-

tive para, (c)Resolution 425 (1978) of 19 March 1978, para. 4Resolution 434 (1978) of 18 September 1978, para. 3

(v) Situation in Namibia:Resolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971, para. 16Resolution 309 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 3Resolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 9Resolution 319 (1972) of 1 August 1972, para. 6Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, para. 9Resolution 431 (1978) of 27 July 1978, para. 2Resolution 435 (1978) of 29 September 1978, para. 7Resolution 439 (1978) of 13 November 1978, para. 7

(vi) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 302 (1971) of 24 November 1971, para. 8

(vii) Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent:Resolution 307 (1971) of 21 December 1971, para. 6

(viii) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administra-tion:

Resolution 312 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 7(ix) Complaint by Iraq:

President's statement of 28 February 1974, para. 5(x) Situation in Cyprus:

Resolution 364 (1974) of 13 December 1974, para. 2Resolution 367 (1975) of 12 March 1975, para. 8Resolution 370 (1975) of 13 June 1975, para. 6Resolution 383 (1975) of 13 December 1975, para. 6Resolution 391 (1976) of 15 June 1976, para. 6Resolution 401 (1976) of 14 December 1976, para. 6Resolution 410 (1977) of 15 June 1977, para. 6Resolution 414 (1977) of 15 September 1977, para. 6Resolution 422 (1977) of 15 December 1977, para. 6Resolution 430 (1978) of 16 June 1978, para. 2Resolution 440 (1978) of 27 November 1978, para. 4Resolution 443 (1978) of 14 December 1978, para. 2

(xi) Situation in Timor:Resolution 384 (1975) of 22 December 1975, para. 6Resolution 389 (1976) of 22 April 1976, para. 4

(xii) Complaint by Benin:Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 1977, para. 11Resolution 419 (1977) of 24 November 1977, para. 7

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(xiii) Question or South Africa:Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October I977, para. 6Resolution 418 (1977) of 4 November 1977, para. 6

2. to report on developments in a situation(i) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administra-

tion:Resolution 322 (1972) of 22 November 1972, para. 4

(ii) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 331 (1973) of 20 April 1973, para. 1Resolution 350 (1974) of 31 May 1974, para. 4Resolution 363 (1974) of 29 November 1974, opera-

tive para, (c)Resolution 368 (1975) of 17 April 1975, operative

para, (c)Resolution 369 (1975) of 28 May 1975, operative

para, (c)Resolution 371 (1975) of 24 July 1975, para. 3Resolution 378 (1975) of 23 October 1975.

para. l(c)Resolution 381 (1975) of 30 November 1975, opera-

tive para, (c)Resolution 390 (1976) of 28 May 1976, operative

para, (c)Resolution 396 (1976) of 22 October 1976, para. l(c)Resolution 398 (1976) of 30 November 1976, opera-

tive para, (c)Resolution 408 (1977) of 26 May 1977, operative

para, (c)Resolution 416 (1977) of 21 October 1977, para. I (c)Resolution 420 (1977) of 30 November 1977, opera-

tive para, (c)Resolution 429 (1978) of 31 May 1978, operative

para, (c)Resolution 438 (1978) of 23 October 1978, para. 2Resolution 441 (1978) of 30 November 1978, opera-

tive para, (c)(iii) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 342 (1973) of 11 December 1973, para. 3(iv) Situation in Cyprus:

Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, para. 73. to take appropriate actions and report to the Security Council

(!) Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 355 (1974) of I August 1974, operative

para,(ii) Situation in Timor:

Resolution 384 (1975) of 22 December 1975, para. 6(iii) Complaint by Lesotho against South Africa:

Resolution 402 (1976) of 22 December 1976, para. 8

4. to study a questionSituation in Namibia:

Resolution 283 (1970) of 29 July 1970, para. 95. to implement a resolution of the Security Council

Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 333 (1973) of 22 May 1973, para. 2

6. to submit a report on the refugee problemSituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 361 (1974) of 30 August 1974, para. 5

7. to undertake a mission of good officesSituation in Cyprus:

Resolution 367 (1975) of 12 March 1975, para. 6

8. to appoint a representative or représentatifs(i) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 319 (1972) of I August 1972, para. 5Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, para. 5Resolution 431 (1978) of 27 July 1978, para. I

(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 415 (1977) of 29 September 1977, para. 1

9. to appoint a special representative to conduct an investigation(i) Complaint by Iraq:

President's statement of 28 February 1974, para. 5(ii) Situation in Timor:

Resolution 384 (1975) of 22 December 1975, para. 5Resolution 389 (1976) of 22 April 1976, para. 3

10. to designate a special representative to lend his good officesfor the solution of humanitarian problems

Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent:Resolution 307 (1971) of 21 December 1971, para. 5

11. to invite his Special Representative to assist in the delibera-tions of the Security Council

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 331 (1973) of 20 April 1973,' para. 3

12. to lend his assistance to the partiesComplaint by Iraq:

Resolution 348 (1974) of 28 May 1974, para. 413. to hold consultations with the parties

Situation concerning Western Sahara:Resolution 377 (1975) of 22 October 1975, para. 1Resolution 379 (1975) of 2 November 1975, para. 2

14. to assist a subsidiary organ in the discharge of its task(i) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, para. 8Resolution 283 (1970) of 29 July 1970. para. 16

(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 314 (1972) of 28 February 1972, para. 7Resolution 318 (1972) of 28 July 1972, para. 10

(iii) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 344 (1973) of 15 December 1973, para. 4

(iv) Complaint by Benin:Resolution 404 (1977) of 8 February 1977, para. 4

(v) Question of South Africa:Resolution 421 (1977) of 9 December 1977, para. 3

15. to organize a programme of assistance(i) Complaint by Zambia:

Resolution 329 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 5(ii) Request by Mozambique under Article 50 of I he

Charter of the United Nations:Resolution 386 (1976) of 17 March 1976, para. 6

(iii) Complaint by Lesotho against South Africa:Resolution 402 (1976) of 22 December 1976, para. 7Resolution 407 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 8

(iv) Complaint by Benin:Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 1977, para. 7Resolution 419 (1977) of 24 November 1977, para. 6

(v) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against theillegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning viola-tions of its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 406 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 8(vi) Complaint by Mozambique:

Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, para. 1316. to provide emergency humanitarian assistance

Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 361 (1974) of 30 August 1974, para. 6

17. to transmit a resolution of (he Security Council to the Inter-national Court of Justice

Situation in Namibia:Resolution 284 (1970) of 29 July 1970, para. 2

M. Establishment or employment of subsidiary organs(i) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, para. 6Resolution 283 (1970) of 29 July 1970, paras. 14 and 15Resolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971. paras. 13 and 14

(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 21Resolution 333 (1973) of 22 May 1973, para. 2

(iii) Complaint by Guinea:Resolution 289 (1970) of 23 November 1970, paras. 3 and 4Resolution 295 (1971) of 3 August 1971, paras. 2 and 3President's statement of 26 August 1971

(iv) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 294 (1971) of 15 July 1971, para. 4

(v) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, para. 9Resolution 327 (1973) of 2 February 1973, para. 3

(vi) Question of South Africa:Resolution 421 (1977) of 9 December 1977, para. 1

N. Call for co-operation with subsidiary organs(i) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, paras. 7 and 8(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, paras. 22 and 23Resolution 415 (1977) of 29 September 1977, para. 3

(iii) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, para. 10Resolution 327 (1973) of 2 February 1973, para. 4

(iv) Question of South Africa:Resolution 421 (1977) of 9 December 1977, para. 2

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O. Requesting a report from subsidiary organs(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 314 (1972) of 28 February 1972, para. 6Resolution 320 (1972) of 29 September 1972, paras. 4

and 5Resolution 409 (1977) of 27 May 1977, para. 3

(ii) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, para. 8Resolution 327 (1973) of 2 February 1973, para. 5Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 6

(iii) Complaint by Mozambique:Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, para. 12

P. Taking note of reports of a subsidiary organ(i) Complaint by Guinea:

Resolution 290 (1970) of 8 December 1970, preamble,para. 1

President's statement of 30 November 1971(ii) Complaint by Senegal:

, Resolution 302 (1971) of 24 November 1971, paras. 1and 2

(iii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 314 (1972) of 28 February 1972, preambleResolution 318 (1972) of 28 July 1972, paras. 3 and 4Resolution 333 (1973) of 22 May 1973, preamble, para. 1

(iv) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 1Resolution 329 (1973) of 10 March 1973, preamble

(v) Complaint by Benin:Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 1977, para. 1Resolution 419 (1977) of 24 November 1977, paras. 1

and 2(vi) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against the illegal

régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violations of itsterritorial sovereignty:

Resolution 406 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 3(vii) Complaint by Lesotho against South Africa:

Resolution 407 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 3Q. Taking note of reports or activities of the Secretary-General and

his representatives(i) Question of Bahrain:

Resolution 278 (1970) of 11 May 1970, preamble(ii) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 319 (1972) of 1 August 1972, para. 1Resolution 342 (1973) of 11 December 1973, para. IResolution 435 (1978) of 29 September 1978, para. 1

(iii) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 341 (1973) of 27 October 1973, para. 1Resolution 350 (1974) of 31 May 1974, para. 2

(iv) Complaint by Iraq:Resolution 348 (1974) of 28 May 1974, para. 1

(v) Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 355 (1974) of 1 August 1974, preambleResolution 359 (1974) of 15 August 1974, preambleResolution 361 (1974) of 30 August 1974, preambleResolution 364 (1974) of 13 December 1974, preamble

R. Providing for the appointment of representatives to fill vacanciesin a Security Council group

Situation in Namibia:Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972. para. 8

S. Recalling the advisory opinion of the International Court of JusticeSituation in Namibia:

Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, preambleResolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, preambleResolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, preamble

IX. Measures to ensure further consideration

A. Request for information regarding the implementation of a resolu-tion1. from the Secretary-General

(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 20Resolution 423 (1978) of 14 March 1978, para. 7

(ii) Question of race conflict in South Africa:Resolution 282 (1970) of 23 July 1970, para. 5

(iii) Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 298 (1971) of 25 September 1971, para. 5Resolution 340 (1973) of 25 October 1973, para. 4

President's statement of 2 November 1973Resolution 346 (1974) of 8 April 1974, para. 8Resolution 350 (1974) of 31 May 1974, para. 4Resolution 363 (1974) of 29 November 1974, opera-

tive para, (c)Resolution 368 (1975) of 17 April 1975, operative

para, (c)Resolution 369 (1975) of 28 May 1975, operative

para, (c)Resolution 371 (1975) of 24 July 1975, para. 3Resolution 378 (1975) of 23 October 1975, para. l(c)Resolution 390 (1976) of 28 May 1976, operative

para, (c)Resolution 3% (1976) of 22 October 1976, para. l(c)Resolution 398 (1976) of 30 November 1976, opera-

tive para, (c)Resolution 408 (1977) of 26 May 1977, operative

para, (c)Resolution 416 (1977) of 21 October 1977, para. 1 (c)Resolution 420 (1977) of 30 November 1977, opera-

tive para, (c)Resolution 425 (1978) of 19 March 1978, para. 4Resolution 429 (1978) of 31 May 1978, operative

para, (c)Resolution 434 (1978) of 18 September 1978, para. 3Resolution 438 (1978) of 23 October 1978, para. 2Resolution 441 (1978) of 30 November 1978, opera-

tive para, (c)(iv) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 301 (1971) of 20 October 1971, para. 16Resolution 309 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 3Resolution 310 (1972) of 4 February 1972, para. 9Resolution 319 (1972) of 1 August 1972, para. 6Resolution 323 (1972) of 6 December 1972, para. 9Resolution 439 (1978) of 13 November 1978, para. 7

(v) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 302 (1971) of 24 November 1971, para. 8

(vi) Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent:Resolution 307 ( 1971 ) of 21 December 1971, para. 6

(vii) Complaint by Kenya, on behalf of the African Groupof States at the United Nations, concerning the act ofaggression by South Africa against Angola:

Resolution 387 (1976) of 31 March 1976, para. 5(viii) Question of South Africa:

Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977, para. 62. from States

(i) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, paras. 19

and 23(ii) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 283 (1970) of 29 July 1970, para. 133. from specialized agencies and other organs of the United

Nations(i) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, para. 7(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:

Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 23(iii) Question of South Africa:

Resolution 417 (1977) of 31 October 1977, para. 6

B. Provision by express decision to consider the matter further(i) Situation in Namibia:

Resolution 276 (1970) of 30 January 1970, para. 9Resolution 283 (1970) of 29 July 1970, para. 17Resolution 366 (1974) of 17 December 1974, para. 6Resolution 385 (1976) of 30 January 1976, para. 12Resolution 432 (1978) of 27 July 1978, para. 4

(ii) Situation in Southern Rhodesia:Resolution 277 (1970) of 18 March 1970, para. 24Resolution 288 (1970) of 17 November 1970, para. 6Resolution 409 (1977) of 27 May 1977, para. 3

(iii) Complaint by Guinea:Resolution 289 (1970) of 23 November 1970, para. 5Resolution 290 (1970) of 8 December 1970, pa^a. 12Resolution 295 (1971) of 3 August 1971, para. 4

(iv) Complaint by Senegal:Resolution 302 (1971) of 24 November 1971, para. 10Resolution 321 (1972) of 23 October 1972, para. 6

(v) Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent:Resolution 307 (1971) of 21 December 1971, para. 7

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(vi) Situation in Territories under Portuguese administration:Resolution 322 (1972) of 22 November 1972, para. 5

(vii) Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 326 (1973) of 2 February 1973, para. 11Resolution 328 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 10Resolution 424 (1978) of 17 March 1978, para. 5

(viii) Situation in the Middle East:President's statement of 14 June 1973

(ix) Situation in Cyprus:Resolution 353 (1974) of 20 July 1974, para. 7Resolution 357 (1974) of 14 August 1974, para. 4Resolution 360 (1974) of 16 August 1974, para. 5Resolution 367 (1975) of 12 March 1975, para. 10Resolution 440 (1978) of 27 November 1978, para. 5

(x) Situation in Timor:Resolution 384 (1975) of 22 December 1975, para. 7Resolution 389 (1976) of 22 April 1976, para. 6

(xi) Situation in South Africa: killings and violence by theapartheid regime in Soweto and other areas:

Resolution 392 (1976) of 19 June 1976, para. 6(xii) Complaint by Zambia against South Africa:

Resolution 393 (1976) of 30 July 1976, para. 6(xiii) Complaint by Lesotho against South Africa:

Resolution 402 (1976) of 22 December 1976, para. 9Resolution 407 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 9

(xiv) Complaint of the Government of Botswana against theillegal régime in Southern Rhodesia concerning violationsof its territorial sovereignty:

Resolution 403 (1977) of 14 January 1977, para. 9Resolution 406 (1977) of 25 May 1977, para. 9

(xv) Complaint by Benin:Resolution 404 (1977) of 8 February 1977, para. 5Resolution 405 (1977) of 14 April 1977, para. 12Resolution 419 (1977) of 24 November 1977, para. 8

(xvi) Complaint by Mozambique:Resolution 411 (1977) of 30 June 1977, para. 14

(xvii) Question of South Africa:Resolution 418 (1977) of 4 November 1977, para. 7

C.

D.

E.

A.

A.

(xviii) Complaint by Angola against South Africa:Resolution 428 (1978) of 6 May 1978, para. 8

Deferment of consideration for other efforts to materializeQuestion concerning the islands of Abu Musa, the Greater Tunband the Lesser Tunb:

President's statement of 9 December 1971Decision to meet following the submission of the Secretary-General's report

Situation in the Middle East:Resolution 331 (1973) of 20 April 1973, para. 2

Requesting the Economic and Social Council to consider period-ically the question of economic assistance

Complaint by Zambia:Resolution 329 (1973) of 10 March 1973, para. 6 '

X. Measures in connexion with the inability of theSecurity Council to reach an agreement

Referring a question to the General Assembly under GeneralAssembly resolution 377 A (V)

Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent:Resolution 303 (1971) of 6 December 1971, operative para.

XI. Measures to promote international peaceand security

Periodic meetings of the Security Council in accordance with Arti-cle 28 (2) of the Charter

Initiation of a periodic meeting:b

President's statement of 12 June 1970

bPursuant to the decision taken on 12 June 1970, a periodic meetingof the Security Council (S C (25), 1555th mtg.) was held in private on21 October 1970. At the close of the meeting a communiqué was issuedby the Secretary-General in accordance with rule 55 of the provisionalrules of procedure of the Council.