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DAG HAMMARSKJOLO LIBRARY

UNITED NATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (UNBIS)

Index toproceedings of the

SECURITY COUNCILThirty-eighth year - 1983

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Introduction.

Abbreviations . . . .

Sessional Infurmation

Checklist of Meetings

Agenda . . . .

Subject Index . .

• Index to Speeches

Numerical List of Documents

Voting Chart .

CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION

'rhe Security Council is the United Nat ionsorgan which has pri-ary responsibility for the~intenance of 'international peace ~nd securityin accordance with the purposes and principlesof the Charter of the United Nations. TheCouncil, which is composed of 15 mem~ers. is soorganized as to be a~le to function continously.

The Index to Proceedi~gs of the SecurityCouncil is a gUide to the do~umentation andproceedings of the Security Council. and of itsconrni ssions. comnittees and sid hoc cOlimittees.The present issue covers the thirty-eighth year(1983) of the Security Council and its twosub-bodies which met during this year. TheIndex is prepared by the Dag HammarskjoldLibrary as one of the products of the UnitedNatio~s Bibliographic Information System (UNBIS).

ARRANGEHEN-' OF THE INDEX

The Ind~x consists of the followi~g p3rts:

The Sessional Information provides a listof both members and officers. rlJles ofprocedure. resolutions and decisions and achecklist of the meetings of the Coyncil and ofany of its subsidiary bodies that 'met dl1rin::: theyear.

The Agenda lists matters considered by andbrought before the Council together wlth theagenda item headings under which these items arelisted in the Subject Index.

The Subject Ind~ providp.s topical accessto Security Council documentation. It containsan alphabetical arrangement of agenda SUbjectsand provides for each a list of documentssubmitted to the Council and indicates themeetings at which the items were considered andthe action taken by the Council.

The Index to Speeches provides access tospeeches that were made before the SecurityCounc;l. The index is subdivided into threesections: speeches by corporate names/countries,speaker and subject.

The NUmerical List of Documents listsdocuments arranged by symbol. It also containsinformation regarding the republication ofmimeographed documents in the printedSupplements to the Official Records.

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The Voting Chart of Resolutions Adopte,d bYthe Security Council ftiall indicates the votingfor resolutiQns adopted by the Council.

DOCUMENTATION OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL

All documents of the Security Council arefirst issued in mimeographed form. A selectednumber of them are subsequently printed in thequarterly SUPplements to the Official Records.where they are arranged chronologically. Somespecial reports are issued individually asnumbered Special Supplemcnt$. Resolutionsadopted by the S~curity Council. first issued inmimeographed form. are later collected alongwith decisions taken. in a separate volume ofthe Official Records of the year. After th~ir

republication In the Official "Record$. theprovisiollal m-::neographed documents are no longeravai1able.

Double-symbol documents bearing both 5/and A/- symbols were submitted to both theSecurity Council and the General Assembly.

All verbatim records of meetings of theSecurity Council appear first in provisionalmimeographed form. They may be identified bytheir symbol. which consists of the seri~s

symbol. S/PV.• followed by a numbercorresponding to that of the meeting. e.g ••S/PV.2492. Verbatim records of meetings arelater printed as separate fasc~cles in theOfficial Records.

HOW TO OBTAIN DOCUMENTS

Printed documentation for the Security Council1983 may be obtained or purchased fromauthorized sales agents by providing thefollOWing. informal ion:

Official Records of the Security Council.Thirty-eighth Year: .

Heeting •.. (specify meeting nUmber) forverbatim records fascicles.

Supplement for ... (specify quarter of year orspecial supplement no.)

Resolutions and decisions (for the collectededition of resolutions and decisions adoptedduring the year)

Add.

Art.

ASEAN

Corr.

GAOR

IAEA

ICJ

ILO

IMF

No.

OAU

para •• paras.

OAS

PLO

res.

Rev.

SCOR

sess.

Suppl.

SWAPO

UN

UNDOF

UNFICYP

UNIFIL

Un'ited Kingdom

United States

UNRWA

UNTSO

USSR

ABBREVIATIONS

A~dendum (Addenda)

Art;cle(s)

Association of South-East Asian Nations

Corr'igendum (Corrigenda)

General Assembly Off~cial Records

Internat~onal Atomic Energy Agency

Int~rnational Court of Justice

International Labour Organisation

International Monetary Fund

Number

Organization of African Unity

paragraph(s)

Organization of American States

Palestine L'iberation Organization

resolution(s)

Revision

Secur'ity Council Official Records

session

Supplement

South West Afr;\ca People's Organizat'ion

United Nations

United Nations Disengage~~nt Observer Force

United Natiohs Peace-Keeping Force in Cyprus

United Nations Interim.Force in Lebanon

United Kingdom of Great Brita'in and Northern Ireland

United States of America

UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugeesin the Near East

UN Truce Supervision Organization

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

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SESSIONAL INFORMATION

MEMBERS AND TERMS OF OFFICE

fJaIlIlt ~rs 1981 Date of Election by the Term of OfftceGeneral Assembly (1 Jan - 31 Dec)

Chtna Permanent member under Art. 23of the Charter

Fr"nce Permanent member under Art. 23of the Charter

GuJ,fana 15 Oct 1981 1982-1983JOlro~n 15 Oct 1981 1982-1983Ma'Ita 19 Oct 1982 1983-1984Nel~her1ands 19 Oct 1982 1983-1984N1fi:aragua 19 Oct 1982 1983-1984Paktstan 19 Oct 1982 1983-19,34PGlland 15 Oct 1981 1982-1983T~;go 15 Oct 1981 1982-1983U~)SR Per~nent member under Art. 23

of the CharterUntted States Permanent member under Art. 23

of the CharterrZatre 15 Oct 1981 1982-1983Zt.abwe 19 Oct 1982 1983-1984

A list of representattves and advtsers for 1983 is contatned tn the tssues ofPe~nent Mtsstons to the Untted Nat;ons (documents ST/SG/SER.A/252-253).

PRESIDENTS

In accordance wtth rule 18 of the Provisional rules of procedure of the SecurityCgunctl, the Prestdency of the Counc;i ;s held in turn by Member States ;n theEngltsh alphabet teal order of their names. Each President holds office for onecalendar month. During 1983 the Presidency was held as follows:

JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilHayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

President

Togo (Amega, A.K.)USSR (Troyanovsky, O.A.)United Kingdom (Thomson, J.)United States (K1rkpatrick, J.)Zaire (umba di lutete)Zimbabwe (Mashingaidze, E.K.)China (Ling, Qing)France (La Barre de Nanteu;], L. de)Guyana (S;ncla;r, N.G.)Jordan (Salah, A.)Malta (Gauci, V.J.)Netherlands (Van der Stoel, M.)

Meetings

24112412 24182419 242924302431 ·24502451 24552456 24582459 24692470 24792480 24932494 25022503 2508

RULES OF 'PROCEDURE

f!ov1s1onal Rules of Procedure of the Security CQunc1l (S/96/Rev.7;Sales No. E.83.1.4) were in effect during 1983.

RESOLUTIONS AND DECISIONS

Resolutions adopted and decisions taken by the Council duringthe year 1983 are collected in a separate volume of the OfficialRecords of the Security Council, thirty-eighth year (documentS/INF/39) (!2-b~ issued)

Resolut1ons. initially issued separately in mimeographed form undersymbols S/RES/529-545 (1983), are listed in the Subject Index underthe heading: UN, Security Council (1983): resQlutions

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CHECKLIST OF MEETINGS(S~Ol: S/'V.-)

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2411 18 Jan 2460 2 Aug2412 11 Feb 2461 2 Aug2413 14 Feb 2462 3 AUI2414 16 Feb 2463 11 Aug2415 22 Feb 2464 11 AUI2416 2Z Feb 2465 12 Aug2417 23 Feb 2466 12 Aug2418 23 Feb 2467 16 Aug2419 22 Mar 2468 16 AUI2420 23 Mar 2469 31 Aug2421 24 Mar 2470 2 Sep24~2 24 Mar 2471 6 Sep2423 25 Mar 2472 6 Sep2424 28 Mar 2473 7 Sep2425 28 Mar 2474 8 Sep2426 29 Mar 2475 12 Sep2427 29 Har 2476 12 Sep2421 31 Har 2477 13 Sep2429 31 Mar 247. 22 Sep2430 6 Apr 2479 22 Sep2431 9 HaJ' 2480 18 Get2432 13 Hay 2481 20 Get2433 16 Hay 2482 21 Get2434 17 Hay 2483 24 Get2435 17 Hay 2484 24 Get:l436 18 May 2485 25 Get2437 19 Hay 2486 25 Get2431 20 Hay 2487 25 Get2439 23 Hay 2488 26 Get2440 24 Hay 2489 26 Get2441 24 May 2490 27 Get2442 25 Hay 2491 28 Get2443 25 May 2492 28 Get2444 26 May 2493 31 eet2445 26 Hay 2494 11 NOY~446 26 May 2495 11 Noy2~47 27 May 2496 11 Noy2448 27 Hay 2497 17 Noy2449 31 Hay 2498 17 Noy2450 31 Hay 2~99 18 NOY245' 1 Jun 2500 18 Noy2452 7 Jun 2501 23 Noy2453 15 Jun 2502 29 NOY2454 15 Jun 2503 15 Gee2455 29 Jun 2504 16 Dee2456 18 Jul 2505 19 Dee2451 28 Jul 2506 19 Dee2458 29 Jul 2507 20 Dee2459 1 Aug 2508 20 Dee

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A~ HOC COMMITTEE

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED BY RESOLUTION 421 (1977)CONCERNING THE QUESTION OF SOUTH AFRICA (Symbol: S/AC.20/SR.-)

Established at the 2052nd meeting 9 Dec 1977.Terms of reference: Resolution 421 (1977) of 9 Dec 1977.Chairman: Mr. S. Shah Nawaz (Pakistan)Vice-Chairman: Representatives from Guyana and TogoMeetings: All meetings were held in closed session.

Meeting

5S565758

28 Jan24 Jun

1 Sep23 Sep

(Restricted distributi~~ of meeting records)

S1'~NDING COMMITTEE

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON THE ADMISSION OF NEW MEMBERS(Symbol : S/C. 2/SR. -)

Establishea at the 42nd meeting 17 May 1946.Terms of reference: Rule 59 of the Provlsional Rules Qf

Procedure Qf th~ Security CQuncil.Chairmen: The Committee adopted the practice Qf the Security

CQuncil of rQtating the Chairmanship among its members Qna monthly basi5 and fQllQwing the English alphabetical Qrderof the names Qf States.

Meetings: All meetings were held in clQsed sessiQn.

Meeting

70

Date 1983

22 Sep

Report

S/15997

(Restricted distributiQn Qf meeting records)

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AGENDA

The Council's practice is to adopt at each meeting. on the basis of a provisional agendacirculated in advance. the agenda for that particular meeting. At subsequent meetings an itemmay appear in its original form or with the addition of such sub-items as the Council maydecide to include. An item once inlcuded in the agenda thereafter remains on the list ofmatters of which the Council is seized. until the Council agrees to its removal.

The agenda as adopted for each meeting in 1983 will be found in the Official Records of theSecurity Council. thirty-eighth year. S/PV.2411 -2508. A chronological list of m&ttersconsidered by. or brought to the attention of, the Council during 1983 appears below. A listof weekly summary statements of matters of which the Security Council is s2ized and on thestage reached in their consideration. submitted by the Secretary-General un~er rule 11 Df theProvisional Rules of Procedure of the Security Council, appears in the Subject Index under theheading "UN. Security Council (1983): agenda: summary statements".

The words which follow the title of each item and introduced by the word "See" indicate thesubject heading under which the rel~ted documentation is listed in the Subject Index.

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE SECURITY COUNCIL DURING 1983

NOT~: The words in capital letters following the title of theitem. and introduced by the word "~". indicate the subjectheadings under which the related documentation is listed inthe SUbject Index.

1. United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.~ UNIFIL

2. The situation in the occupied Arab territories.~ TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

3. Relations between Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and United States.~ LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

4. The situation in Chad.~ CHAD SITUATION

5. Relat;ons between Honduras and Nicaragua.~ HONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

6. The situation in Namibia~ NAMIBIA QUESTION

7. United Nations Disengagement Observer Force.~ UNDOF

8. The question of South Africa.~ APARTHEID

9. The situation in Cyprus.~ CYPRUS QUESTION

10. Relations between Lesotho and South Africa.~ LESOTHO: & SOUTH AFRICA

11. United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.~ UNIFIL

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12. Relations between Republic of Korea and USSR.~ REPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

13. The situation in Lebanon.~ LEBANON SITUATION

14. "rhe admission of new members to the UNo~ UN : MEMBERS

15. The situation in Grenada.~ GRENADA SITUATION

16. Relations betwe~n Iran (Islamic Republic of): & Iraq.~ IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQ

17. Relations between A~gola and South Africa.~ ANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICA

OTHER MATTERS BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL DURING 1983

NOTE: These items were not discussed by the Council, butdocumentation has been indeKed.

1. Question of Falkland Islands (Malvinas).~ FALKLAND ISLANDS (MALVINAS)

2. T~e situation in the Middle East.~ MIDDLE EAST SITUATION

3. Implementation of the Declaration on the Strengthening of International Security~ INTERNATIONAL SECURITY: STRENGTHENING: DECLARATION (1970):

IMPLEMENTATION

4. The situation in Democratic Kampuchea.~ KAMPUCHEA SITUATION

s. Question of Palestine.~ PALESTI~E QUESTION

6. Relations between China and Viet Nam.~ CHINA: & VIET NAM

7. Relat)ons between Afghanistan and Pakistan.~ AFGHANISTAN SITUATION

8. Relations between Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and Sudan.~ LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA AND SUDAN

9. The Korean question.~ KOREAN QUESTION

10. Relations between Egypt and Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.~ EGYPT: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

11. Question of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands.~ PACIFIC ISLANDS (TRUST TERRITORY)

12. The situation in Seychelles.~ SEYCHELLES SITUATION

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13. Relations between Mozambique and South Africa.ill MOZAMBIQUE': & SOUTH AFRICA

14. The situation in Central America.~ CENTRAL AMERICA: PEACE AND SECURITY

15. Relations between Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and Somalia.~ LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & SOMALIA

16. Relations between Costa Rica and Nicaragua.~ COSTA RICA: &NICARAGUA

17. The situation in Ntcaragua.~ NICARAGUA SITUATION

1&. Relations between Israel and Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.~ ISRAEL: & LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA

19. Relations between El Salvador and Nicaragua.~ EL SALVADOR: & NICARAGUA

20. The question of East Ti-ar.~ EAST TIHOR QUESTION

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SUBJECT INDEX

AFGHANISTAN: & PAKISTANs.u.:.

AFGHANISTAN SITUATION

DoclNntsS/15573 (A/38/79) Pakistan. Letter, 21 Jan.

concerning violations of Pakistan airspaceand territory from the Afghanistan sidesince Aug 1982

S/15678 (A/38/135) Afghanistan. Letter. 31Mar, transmitting open letter from theNational Fatherland Front of Afghanistan tothe Secl"etary-·G~neral condemning theinference of Unite~ States in internalaffairs of Afghanistan

S/15892 (A/38/317) Pakistan. Letter. 26Jul, bringing attention to series ofviolations of Pakistani airspace andterritory from the Afghanistan side duringJan-Jun

S/15911 (A/38/327) Afghanistan. Letter, 4Aug, transmitting reply to S/15892rejecting charges that Afghanistan hadviolated Pakistani territory .

S/15960 (A/38/394) Pakistan. Letter, 2 Sep,bringing attention to a violation ofPakistan airspace from the Afghanistan sideon 30 Aug

S/15992 (A/38/432) Afghanistan. Letter. 19Sep. stating that the Afghan Air Force hasorders to avoid overf,ights of a strip of20 miles from the Durand line and that itis from Pakistani -controlled areas thatacts of agression are committed againstAfghanistan

S/16001 (A/38/443) Pakistan. Letter. 21Sep, reporting repeated violations ofPakistan's airspace and territory by Afghanmilitary aircraft on 18 and 19 Sep

S/16023 (A/38/474) Pakistan. Letter, 5 ~ct.

reporting an attack by Afghan artillery on22 Sep

S/16028 (A/38/488) Pakistan. Letter. 7 Oct.concerning violation of Pakistani airspaceand territory from the Afghanistan side on4 Oct

S/16044 (Af38/50~) Afghanistan. Letter. 13Oct. concerning escalation by Pakistan ofacts of provocation in the frontier areasagainst Afghanistan

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ReportsS/16005 (A/38/449)

Report concerningAfghanistan

Secr~tary-General.

the situation relating to

AFGHANISTAN SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/16118 & CORR.l (A/38/559 &CORR.l)

Afghanistan. Letter, 1 Nov. enclosing astatement of the National Fatherland Frontof Afghanistan addressed to comp~triots

living abroadS/16241 (A/39/59) Afghanistan. Letter, 20

Dec. transmitting information concerningNational Convention of national and triballeaders and social figures of Afghanistanheld in Kabul in Dec

S/16242 & CORR.l (A/39/60 & CORR.1)Afghanistan. letter. 28 Dec. concerningacts of aggression and provocation from thePakistani side of border town of Torkhamagainst Afghan custOMS installations

AFRICA: NUCLEAR WEAPON FREE ZONE

DocumentsS/15585 Secretary-General. Note

transmitting General Assembly resolution37/74

ANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICASee also:

APARTHEIDNAMIBIA QUESTION

DocumentsS/15929 Angola. Telegram. 15 Aug,

condemning continuing acts of aggressionand occupation of parts of Angola by SouthAfrica

S/15937 (A/38/359) South Africa. Letter, 22Aug. rejecting allegations in S/15929

5/16198 Angola. Letter. 5 Dec. transmittingthe "Wh'lte Paper on Acts of Aggression bythe Racist South African Regime against thePeoples Republic of Angola 1975 . 1982"

5/16216 Angola. Letter, 14 Dec, requestinga meeting of the Security Council toconsider acts of violation of theterritorial integrity ~f Angola by SouthAfrican armed forces

5/16219 South Africa. Letter. 15 Dec.transmitting letters from Minister forForeign Affairs and Information concerningconditions in which South Africa isprepared to begin implementation ofSecu~ity Council resolution 435 (1978)

S/16226 Angola. Botswana. Guyana, Jordan.Malta. Mozambique. Nicaragua, Nigeria.Pakistan, Togo. United Republic ofTanzania. Zaire. Zambia and Zimbabwe. Draftresolution

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ANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICA

SUBJECT INDEX

APARTHEID (continued)

Particlpatiog by Non-Council Hembers (withoutvote) accepted as foll~

S/PV.2504 Angola. Botswana. Brazil. India.Mauritania. Hczambique. Portugal. Somalia.South Africa. Yug~slavia and Zambia at the2504th meeting

S/PV.2505 Argentina. Canada. Expert Group.German Democratic Republic. Libyan ArabJa-ahiriya. Nigeria and United RepUblic ofTanzania at the 2505th meeting

S/PV.2506 Benin and Ethiopia and Hr.Koroma. Chairman of the Special Committeeon the Situation with regard to theI.,lementation of the Declaration on theGranting of Independence to ColonialCountries and Peoples at the 2506th meeting.

Discussion in Security CQuncilS/PV.2S04. 2506-2508

Draft resolution in S/16226. condemningSouth Africa's continued militaryoccupation of parts of Southern Angola.deManding that South Africa shouldwithdraw all its occupation forces andconsidering that Angola is entitled toredress for material damage suffered.adopted (14-0-1) at the 2508th meeting asresolution 545 (1983)

APARTHEIDSee also:

ANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICALESOTHO: & SOUTH AFRICAMOZAMBIQUE: & SOUTH AFRICANAMIBIA QUESTION

ReportsS/161~J Secretary-General. Note

transmitting annual report by the chairmanof the Special Committee against Apartheid(A/38/22)

S/16101/ADD.l (A/38/22/ADD.l) SpecialCOMmittee against Apartheid. Special reporton recent developments concerning relationsbetween Israel and South Africa (to bereissued as GAOR. 38th sess .• Suppl. No.22A)

Document~

S/15546 Indonesia. Letter. 30 Dec 1982.transmitting statement from the Departmentof Foreign Affairs with regard to SecurityCouncil resolution 525 (1982) concerningdeath sentences imposed upon six members ofAfrican National Congress of South Africa

S/15577 Secretary-General. Notetransmitting General Assembly resolution37/68 entitled "Further appeal for clemencyin favour of South African freedomfighters"

S/15580 Secretary G~neral. Notetransmitting General Assembly resolution37/39. requesting toe Security Council toconsider mandatory sanctions against theregime of South Africa

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Documents (continued)S/15581 Secretary-General. Note

transmitting General Assembly resolution37/40. requesting the Security Council toconsider the imposition of ~ndatory

sanctions against the regime ~f SouthAfrica and the strengthening of the embargoon arms. with a view to putting an end toall military and nuclear collaboration withSouth Africa

S/15582 Secretary-General. Notetransmitting General Assembly resolution37/43. reComMending that the SecurityCouncil should make appeals for clemency toSouth African authorities in order that thelives of three fr~edom fighters sentencedto death may be saved

S/15584 Secretary-General. Notetransmitting General Assembly resolution37/69 on the item entitled "Policies ofapartheid of the Government of SouthAfrica"

S/15623 United States. Letter. 22 Feb.transmitting message from Secretary G.P.Schultz regarding Security Councilresolution 525 (1982) concerning the livesof the six South Africans condemned todeath

S/15634 (A/38/11D) Special Committeeagainst Apartheid. Chairman. Letter, 1 Har.referring to General Assembly resolutions37/1 and 37/68. appealing for clemency infavour of South African freedom fightersand transmitting letter from theirattorneys

S/15814 Horocco. Letter, 6 Jun, calling foraction by Security Council to save lives ofthree members of the African NationalCongress of South Africa with regard toconfirmation of the death sentence by thePresident of South Africa

S/15815 Draft resolution calling upon SouthAfrican authorities to commute the deathsentences imposed on three members ofAfrican National Congress of South Africa

S/15819 India. Letter, 8 Jun, transmittingst.atement by Hrs. Indira Gandhi, PrimeMinister of India and Chairman of theMovement of Non-Aligned Countries.appealing for the commutation of deathsentences on three members of AtricanNational Congress of South Africa

5/15821 Spatn. Letter. 9 Jun, transmittingtelegram to the Minister for ForeignAffairs of South Africa appealing forclemency in favour of three remainingmembers of African National Congress ofSouth Africa sentenced to death

5/15823 Viet Nam. Letter. 13 Jun, .transmitting message from the Minister forForeign Affairs expressing indignation overthe execution of three members of AfricanNational Congress of South Africa by theSouth African regime in defiance of theworld public opinion

A~ARTHEID (c~ntinued)

SUBJECT INDEX

APARTHEID (continued)

Documents (continued)5/15827 Brazil. Telegram. 13 Jun. from the

Minister of state for External Relations ofBrazil to the Secretary-General. expressingindignation over the execution of threemembers of African National Congress ofSouth Africa

S/15829 Pakistan. Letter. 13 Jun.transmitting statement by the Governmentexp~essing indignation over the executionof death sentences on three members ofAfrican National Congress of South Africaby the South African regime inspite ofappeals for clemency by the internationalCOlllllJn 'j ty

S/15832 (A/38/272) Special Committeeagainst Apartheid. Chairman. Letter, 11JU~. transmitting the Declaration adoptedby the International Conference of TradeUnions on Sanctions and Other Actionsagainst the Apartheid Regime in SouthAfrica. held in Geneva. on 10-11 Jun

5/15848 (A/38/286) Bahamas. Note verbale.30 Jun. transmitt1ng letter from Ministerfor Foreign Affairs. regapding theexecution by the South African governmentof the three members of the AfricanNational Congress despite widespreadappeals by the international conmunUy andby the Security Council

S/15850 Iraq. Letter. 28 Jun. tr.ansmittingletter from Minister for Foreign Affairs.protesting against the death sentencespassed by the South African authorities onthree patriots and members of the AfricanNational Congress of South Africa

S/15864 (A/38/294) India. Letter, 6 Jul,tran~mitting communique. adopted by theCo-ordinating Bureau of the Movement ofNon-Aligned Countries at a meeting in NewYork on 28 Jun, on the situation in SouthAfrica

S/15881 (A/38/J09) Special Committeeagainst Apartheid. Acting Chairman. Letter,15 Jul, transmitting Declaration adopted bythe International Non-GovernmentalOrganizations Conference of Action againstApartheid and Racism. Geneva. 5-8 Jul

5/15882 A/38/310 Special Committee againstApartheid. Acting Chairman. Letter, 15 Jul.transmitting Declaration adopted by theInternational Conference on Sanctionsagainst Apartheid in Sport, London. 27··29Jun

S/15883 (A/38/311) Special Committeeagainst Apartheid. Acting Chairman. Letter,15 Jul. transmitting Declaration adopted bythe International Conference on theAlliance between South Africa and Israel,Vienna International Centre. 11 13 Jul

S/16009 (A/38/451) Special Committeeagainst Apartheid. Chairman. Letter. 21S~p. transmitting the Declaration adoptedby the Latin American Regional Conferencefor Action against Apartheid, held atCaracas. 15-18 Sep

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DOCUments (continued)S/16102 (A/38/539) Special Committee

against Apartheid. Acting Chairman. Letter.26 Oct. transmitting Programme of Actionagainst Apartheid. adopted by the SpecialCommittee on 25 Oct

S/16112 (A/38/565) Turkey. Letter. 3 Nov.from the representative of the TurkishFederated State of Kibris and a statementby the Ministry of Foreign Affairsregarding refusal of permission to theFirst Secretary of the Embassy of SouthAfrica in Athens to enter the TurkishFederated State of Kibris because of thepolicy of apartheid pursued by hisgovernment

5/16211 (A/38/723) Cyprus. Letter. 9 Dec.rejecting charges in S/16112 and declaringthat the Government 6f Cyprus never had anycontact with the First secretary of theEmbassy of South Africa in Athens

S/AC.20/34 United Kingdom. Note verbale. 29Jan. concerning conviction on 18 Oct 1982of three men on charges relating to illegalexport of rifles and machine gun spareparts to South Africa

S/AC.20/35 Denmark. Note verbale. 17 Feb.referring to reports in the internationalpress concerning alleged violations byDanish merchant vessels of the arms embargoagainst South Africa and reassuring thatall cases involving Danish citizens will bethoroughly investigated

S/AC.20/36 United Kingdom. Note verbale. 9May, stating that the export of certainradar equipment from Un~ted Kingdom toSouth Africa does not involve a breach ofthe mandatory arms embargo because of itsgenuine civil application

Discussion in Committee Established byResolution 421 (1977)

S/AC. 20/SR. 55··58

Discussion in Security CouncilS/PV.2452

Draft resolution in S/15815 calling uponSouth African authorities to c~te thedeath sentences imposed on three mem~ers

of African National Congress of SouthAfrica adopted unanimously at the 2452ndmeeting as resolution 533 (1983)

ARAB TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL~

TERRITORIES OCCUPIEU BY ISRAEL

AR~ENTINA: & UNITED KINGDOM~

FALKLAND ISLANDS (MALVINAS)

BELIZE: &GUATEH~LA

SUBJECT INDEX

CENTRAL AMERICA: PEACE AND SECURITY (continued)

Documents5/15818 Belize. Telegram. 7 Jun.

traftsmitting communication to the Ministerfor Foreign Affairs of Guatemala.concerning an incident on theBelize-Guatemalan border on 5 Jun as aresult of which a civilian was killed

S/15822 Guatemala. Letter. 10 Jun. statingthat Guatemala does not recognize theexistence of the state of Belize andtherefore rejects protest of its Governmentin S/15818 concerning the border incidenton 5 Jun

CENTRAL AMERICA: PEACE AND SECURITYSee also:

BELIZE: & GUATEMALAEL SALVADOR: & NICARAGUACOSTA RICA: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANICARAGUA SITUATION

DocumentsS/15691 El Salvador. Letter. 8 Apr.

concerning views of the Government of ElSalvador on the situat~on of generalizedconflict in Centrai America

S/15694 United States. Letter. 8 Apr.stating that the differences in CentralAmerica should be negotiated in a regionalfralework and that OAS is seized of theproblem in Central America

S/15749 Costa Rica. Letter. 6 May.transmitting message to the PermanentCouncil of OAS and a declaration of theGovernment affirming the policy ofneutrality of Costa Rica in the armedconflicts in Central America, and proposingcreation of a force composed of troops ofcountries from Contadora Group whichwould guarantee maintenance of peace in theregion

S/15762 Panama. Letter. 13 May.transmitting text of the informationbulletin from the meeting of Ministers forForeign Affairs of Contadora Group(Colombia. Mexico. Panama and Venezuel«)held on 11-12 Hay at Panama City.concerning decision to send. at the requestof Costa Rica. an observer commission tothe area of her borders with Nicaragua

S/15809 (A/38/256) Panama. Letter. 1 Jun.transmitting information bulletin from themeeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairs ofContadora Group. held on 28 30 May atPanama City. concerning border problemsbetween Honduras and Nicaragua and decisionto set up a techni~al group of 9 countriesto discuss proposals for regionalco-existence

12

DOCUments (continued)S/15877 (A/38/303} Colombia. Mexico. Panama

and Venezuela. Letter. 19 Jul. transmittingtext of the Cancun Declaration on Peace inCentral America. drawn up by the Presidentsof Colombia. Mexico. Panama and Venezuelaat the meeting held on 17 Jul at Cancun(Mexico)

S/15896 (A/38/321) India. Letter. 28 Jul.transmitting communique adopted by theCo-ordinating Bureau of the NonalignedCountries on 27 Jul at Headquarters in NewYork

S/15900 (A/38/322) Panama. Letter. 1 Aug.transmitting information bulletin issuedfollowing meeting of Hinisters for ForeignAffairs of Colombia. Mexico. P&nama andVenezuela held with Ministers for ForeignAffairs of Costa Rica. El Salvador.Guatemala. Honduras and Nicaragua. PanamaCity. 28-30 Jul

5/15904 (A/38/324) Venezuela. Letter. 2Aug. transmiting Declaration of thePresidents of BoliVia. Ecuador and Peruendorsing the Cancun Declaration on Peacein Central America (S/15877)

S/15905 (A/38/325) Bolivia. Colombia.Ecuador. Panama. Peru. and Venezuela.Letter. 2 Aug. transmitting text of the"Manifesto to the Peoples of Latin America"issued after the summit meeting in Caracason 24 Jul

S/15982 (A/38/407) Pan.na. Letter. 12 Sep.transmitting information bulletin from themeeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairs ofContadora Group. held at Panama City on 7 8Sep. which resulted in elaboration of aDocument of Objectives

5/15987 Honduras. Letter. 10 Aug.transmitting note to the Ministers forForeign Affairs of Mexico. Colombia. Panamaand Venezuela r~ferring to remarks byMini ster for Fo\"eign Affairs of Nicaraguacrit ic izing the .l~ecent meet ing of ContadoraGroup

S/16006 Nicaragua. Letter. 26 Sep.transmitting note to the Presidents ofMexico. Venezuela. Colombia. and Panama.informing about ratification by Nicaraguaof the Document of Objectives approved byContadora Group

5/16011 (A/38/453) Costa Rica. 'Letter. 27Sep. transmitting declaration of theGovernment containing comments on theaddress delivered by Co ordinator of theGovernment of "~tional Reconstructlon ofNicaragua. D. Ortega Saavedra. to the UNGeneral Assembly

5/16021 Honduras. Letter. 3 Oct.transmitting the following texts: 1. Letterfrom the President reaffirming the pacifist~osition of his Government in relation tothe Central American crisis; 2. Letter fromthe President accepting the Document ofObjectives adopted by the Contadora Groupin Panama City on 9 Sep; 3.'Prr,sentationmade before the Permanent Council of OAS inJul 19B3

SUBJECT INDEX

CENTRAL AMERICA: PEACE AND SECURITY (continued)

Documents (continued)S/16041 Secretary-General. Note concerning

efforts made to find a negotiated politicalsolution to the problems in the CentralAmerican region and trati\\!;ln' tt ing Documentof Objectives adopted by ,ne ContadoraGroup in Panama City on 9 Sep

S/16065 Honduras. Letter, 21 o~t,

transmitting letter to the Ministers forForeign Affairs of countries of theContadora Group concerning submission byNicaragua of the Central American item fordiscussion by the General Assembly

S/16082 Nicaragua. Letter, 26 Octotransmitting communique by the Gove.nme~t

denouncing United States plans ofaggression against El Salvador andNicaragua

5/16089 (A/38/53S) USSR. Letter, 26 Oct,transmitting statement by the Government~egard~ng subversive actions againstNicaragua sponsored and supported by theUnited States

S/16173 (A/38/596) Nicaragua. Letter, 18Nov, transmitting communique issued by theGovernment Junta of National Reconstructionof Nicaragua concerning the "Solemnproclamation of the permanent, active andunarmed neutrality of Costa Rica", made bythe Government of Costa Rica on 17 Nov

S/16208 Secretary-General. Note on thesituation in Central America, transmittingcommunication su~itted by the Ministersfor Foreign Affairs of the Contadora Groupto the General Assembly of the OAS andresolution adopted by that Assembly on 14Nov on the topic "Peace efforts in CentralAmedca"

5/16231 (A/39/56) Panama. Letter, 22 Dec,transmitting information bulletin from themeeting of the Ministers for ForeignAffairs of Contadora Group held on 20-21Dec at Panama City during which theMinisters prepared a proposal entitled"Norms for the implementation of theundertakings made in the Document ofObjectives"

CHAD 5ITUATIONSee also:

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & SUDANLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRtYA: & UNITED STATES

Documents5/15643 Chad. Letter, 16 Mar, requesting

meeting of the Security Council to considerthe situation prevailing in Chad as aresult of the occupation of a part of Chadterritory by Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

5/15644 Chad. Letter. 17 Mar, transmittingmessage from President H. Habre requestingthe international community and theSecurity Council to call upon the LibyanArab Jamahiriya to put an end to itsoccupation of the northern part of Chad

13

CHAD SITUATION (continued)

DOCUments (continued)5/15645 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 17

Mar, referring to S/15643, stating thatAouzou sector is an integral part of Libyanterritory and affirming that there is noneed to convene the Security Council

5/15649 Chad. Letter, 21 Mar, transmittingmemorandum concerning the occupation ofTibesti (northern Chad) by Libyan ArabJamahiriya.

5/15672 Chad. Draft resolution requestingthe parties to settle their disputeforthwith and by peaceful means andappealing to both parties to ~ke use ofthe machinery for peaceful settlement ofdisputes particularly the Good OfficesCommittee set up by the OAU

5/15688 Security Council: President.Statement on behalf of the members of theCouncil expressing concern that thedifferences between Chad and Libyan ArabJamahiriya should not deteriorate andcalling on the parties to settle thedifferences without delay

S/15693 Chad. Letter, 8 Apr, concerningviolation of air-space of Chad by Libyanai rcraft

5/15709 Chad. Letter, 19 Apr, stating thatthe solution of the Chad problem can beachieved only through commitment to t~e

implementation of the Lagos Agreement andLibyan Arab Jamahiriya is a signatory tothat Agreement

S/15775 Chad. Letter, 19 May, reportingLibyan a~tacks against the units of Chadarmed forces in the Ounianga ·Kebir regionon 12 May and continuing attcks throughoutthe northern region of Chad and requestingthe 5ecurity Council to call upon LibyanArab Jamahiriya to stop these attacks

5/15782 Libyan Arab Jamahlriya. Letter, 23May. rejectiny allegations in 5/15775 andstating that Libyan Arab Jamahiriya has noconnections wit~ events occurring in Chadwhere ~here is a war between the legitimateGover.:·;~nt ,:;~~riving from the LagosAgreement al'I' 1 the rebel s under theleadership of Hissen Habre

5/15843 Chad. Letter, 24 Jun, transmittingmessage by President Habre ~ppealing to the5ecul'ity Council to come to the aid of thepeople of Chad to ensure their rights topeace in face of a large scale militaryoperation launched by Libyan troops againstChad on 23 Jun

5/15844 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 27Jun. referring to the message in 5/15843 asfalse accusations which seek to blacken thereputation of Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

5/15856 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter,SJul, transmitting letter from ColonelQaddafi, reaffirming neutrality positiontowards the ongoing conflict in Chad andstating that all the ~llegations aboutLibya'S intervention in Chad have no basis

", :1'.


SUBJECT INDEX


DqcUMents (continued)S/15884 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter. 22

Jul. transmitting statement made by aspokesmen for the People's Bureau forForeign Liaison concerning statement madeby Hissein Habre that his forces intend totake over Aouzou region which is antnseprarable part of Libyan territory

S/15889 Chad. Letter, 27 Jul, in responseto S/15884, refuting Libyan claim that theAouzou region is part of Libyan territory

S/15897 Chad. Letter. 1 Aug. transmittingmessage No. 0600/HAEC/DG from th2 Hinisterfor Foreign Affairs and Co-operation ofChad reiterating its position in favour ofspeedy settlment of its dispute with theLibyan Arab Jamahiriya by peaceful means

S/15898 Chad. Letter, 1 Aug. transmittingmessage No. 0609/HAEC/DG. from thePresident of Chad stating that the town ofFaya-Largeau. liberated by Chad forces.continues to be bombed by the Libyan airforce

S/15902 Chad. Letter, 2 Aug. transmittingmessages condemning Libyan aggression andrequesting meeting of the Security Council

S/15903 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter. 2Aug. transmitting statement refutingcharges by United States of Libyanintervention in Chad

S/15906 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter. 3Aug. rejecting allegations in S/15891 andS/15898

5/15907 Chad. Letter. 4 Aug, transmittingmessage No. 0632/MAEC/DG, from PresidentHabre stating that Libyan Air Force carriedout bombing raids against the town ofOum-Chalouba Kalaid on 3 Aug

S/15910 Libyarl Arab Jamahiriya. letter, 5Aug. drawing attention of the Council tothe dangerous situation created by theincreasing tension provoked by the \JnitedStates Administration in the Mediterraneanregion and Africa

S/15912 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 6Aug. transmitting letter from ColonelQaddafi stating th~t landing of Unitedstates forces in Egy~t, Sudan. Somalia andoman constitutes a threat to the securityof Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

5/15913 USSR. Letter. 8 Aug. transmittingTass communique on events regarding Chad.condemning American and French acts ofintervention in that country and directmilitary pressure on Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

S/15914 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 8Aug, requesting immediate meeting of theSecurity Council to consider acts ofprovocation and hostility perpetrated byUnited States against Li~yan ArabJamahiriya

S/15919 United states. Letter. 10 Aug.rejecting allegations in S/15912 and5/15914 as totally misrepresentive of thepurpose of joint exercises of militaryforces of United States and other MiddleEastern nations

. 14 .

Documents (continued)5/15920 United 5tates. Letter, 10 Aug,

rejecting statements in 5/15910 and S/15913and charging Libyan Arab Jamahiriya withdirect responsibility for tension andconflict in Chad

S/15928 Chad. Letter, 11 Aug, transmittingphotographs of Libyan prisoners of warpresented to the public in N'Djamena on 8Aug .

S/15935 Sudan. Letter. 18 Aug. informingthat the Sudanese nationals taken prisonerby Chad were forced to fight with Libyanforces

5/15936 Congo. Letter. 19 Aug, transmittingDeclaration of Brazzaville on the situationin Chad adapted on 16 Aug by the Heads ofState of Central Africa

5/15981 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 13Sep. tran~ttting letter from ColonelQaddafi concerning situation ln Chad and inLebanon

Participatjon by Non-Counc;l Members (withoutvote) accepted as follows;

S/PV.2419 Chad, Egypt. Ivory Coast. LibyanArab Jamahiriya. Senegal and Sudan at the2419th meeting

S/PV.2428 Benin, Democratic Yemen,Ethiopia. Gabon, Guinea, Iran (IslamicRepublic of). Niger, Syrian Arab Republicand United Republic of Camero~n at the2428th meeting

S/PV.2429 Ghana at the 2429th meetingS/PV.2462 Chad and Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

at the 2462nd meetingS/PV.2463 Egypt, Iran (Islamic Republic

of), Ivory Coast. Liberia and Sudan at the2463rd meeting

S/PV.2465 Benin, Guinea, Kenya. Niger,Senegal and United Republic of Cameroon atthe 2465th meeting

S/PV.2467 Somalia at the 2467th meetingS/PV.2469 Congo at the 2469th meeting

Discussion in Security CQuncilS/PV.2419. 2428-2430, 2462, 2463, 2465. 2467,

2469

CHEMICAL WEAPONS: USE~

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQ'KAHPUCHEA SITUATION

CHINA: & VI ET NAMSee also:

KAHPUCHEA SITUATIONSOUTH EAST ASIA: PEACE AND SECURITY

SUBJECT INDEX

CH INA: & VIET NAM (corlt inued) COSTA RICA: & NICARAGUA (continued)

CHINA: REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (1983)

COLOMBIA: & LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA

COSTA RICA: & NICARAGUASee also=

CENTRAL AMERICA: PEACE AND S~CURITY

COLLECTIVE SECURITY.5.tti.

PEACE AND SECURITY: UN. S£CURITY COUNCILOBLIGATIONS

Documents5/15762 Panama. Letter. 13 May,

transmitting text of the informationbulletin from the meeting of Ministers forForeign Affairs of Contadora Group(Colombia. Mexico, Panama and venezuela)held on 11 12 May at Panama City,concerning decision to send, at the requestof Costa Rica. an observer commission tothe area of her border~ with Nicaragua

5/15993 Costa Rica. Letter, 16 Sep,objecting to the statement made byNicaragua in the Security Council on 13 Sep(5/PV.2477) that counter-revolutionaryactivities in Nicaragua had been carriedcut on 9 Sep from Costa Rican territory

S/16011 (A/38/4S3) Costa Rica. Letter, 27Sep. transmitting declaration of theGovernment containi~g comments on theaddress delivered by Co-ordinator of theGovernment of National Reconstruction ofNicaragua, D. Ortega 5aavedra, to the UNGeneral Assembly

S/16012 Nicaragua. Letter. 28 Sep.transmitting notes to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Costa Rica. co"cerningattacks by mercenary forces op~rating fromthe territory of Costa Rica ag3instNicaraguan frontier villages and customspost on 28 Sep

S/16018 Nicaragua. Letter. 30 Sep.transmitting communique issued by theMinister for Foreign Affairs. requesting avisit by the Observer Commission ofContadora Group in view of increasedattacks or~ the territory of Nicaragua bymercenary groups operating from Costa Rica

5/16026 N~caragua. Letter. 6 Oct,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Costa Rica. reportingblowing up of fuel tanks and destruction ofelectricity pylons in Nicaragua bymercenaries based in Costa Rica

5/16032 Nicaragua. Letter, 10 Oct,'transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Costa Rica, concerningan attack with mortar fire on Nicaraguanfrontier post by mercenaries coming fromCosta Rican territory

S/16173 (A/38/S96) Nicaragua. Letter, laNov. transmitting communique issued by theGovernment Junta of National Reconstructionof Nicaragua concerning the "Solemnproclamation of the permanent, active andunarmed neutrality of Costa Rica". made.bythe Government of Costa Rica on 17 Nov

5/16176 Nicaragua. letter. 21 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Costa Rica concerning anattack by counter revolutionary elementslaunched from Costa Rican territory againstNicaraguan Village of Cardenas on 18 Nov

5/16180 Nicaragua. Letter. 22 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Costa'Rica'convey;ngrep~rts concerning movements and plans ofmercenary groups in Costa Rican territorypreparing attacks against Nicaragua

Secretary-General. ReportSecretary-General. Report

Reports5/156655/16039

DocynentsS/15612 (A/38/94) Viet Nam. Letter, 16 Feb,

transmitting text of statement by Viet NamNews Agency concerning violation of VietNam's territorial waters by China

S/15624 (A/38/97) China. Letter. 22 Feb,transmitting statements by the New ChinaNews Agency and by a spokesman of theMinistry of Foreign Affairs, concerningco-operation between Chinese and foreigncompanies in exploring oil and natural gasin the continental shelf of China'sterritorial sea

S/15697 (A/38/1S3) China. Letter, 11 Apr.transmitting note from the Ministry ofForeign Affairs to the Embassy of Viet Nam1n China protesting Viet Ham's armedprovocations against thina's border areas

S/15945 (A/38/372) Viet Nam: Letter, 29Aug. transmitting statement by the Ministryof Foreigns Affairs to C~ina proposingrefrain from fighting along the bordersfrom 3~ Aug - 3 Oct to celebrate nationalholidays of the two countries

S/15963 (A/38/396) China. L~tter. 7 Sep,transmitting statement by th~ Ministry ofForeign Affairs to Viet Nam. promisingtranqutlity at the Sino-Vietnamese borders~uring the celebration of national holidaysof tne two countries, prOVided that theVietnamese side does not make militaryprovocations

S/16047 A/38/514 China. Letter, 17 Oct.transmitting memorandum to the Embassy ofViet ~am in China concerning borderincidents

DocumentsS/15134 Colombia. Letter, 26 Apr,

transmitting note to L~byan Arab Jamahiriyaconcerning an intended overflight ofColombian territory by four Libyancommercial aircraft presumably carryingmedical assistance for Nicaragua, and whichwere ascertained to be carrying munitionsand war material

lS

SUBJECT INDEX

CYPRUS QUESTION5ee also;

UNFICYP

DocumentsS/15528 (A/37/777) Cyprus. Letter. 15 Dec

1982. concerning violation of the 12·mileterritorial sea of Cyprus by Turkishwarships on 3 Dec. 1982

5/15533 (A/37/787) Turkey. Letter. 16 Dec1982, transmitting lettQr fromHr. N. Atalay. representative of theTurkish Federated State of Kibris.stating that Greek Cypriots cannot expectTurkish Cypriots to abandon the protectionof Turkey and to ignore the role Greece hasbeen playing in Cyprus since 1963

5/15544 (A/37/791) Cyprus. Letter. 29 Dec1982, concerning issuance of "definitivepossession certificates· by Turkishoccupation authorities accompanied bymassive implantation into the Republic ofsettlers from the mainland of Turkey anddecision to establish a central bank and tointroduce Turkish lira in the occupiedareas

S/15555 Secretary-General. Letter, 22 Dec1982. appealing for voluntary contributionsfor the financing of UNFICYP (containsstatement of financial position and tableof pledges and payments, Har 1964 - 15 Dec1982)

S/15603 (A/37/792) Turkey. Letter. 8 Feb.transmitting letter from Hr. N. Atalay.representative of th~ Turkish Federatedstate of Kibris, rejecting allegations inS/15528 and concer/ling unilateral actionsby Greek Cypriot administration, inclUdingchanging its territorial waters from 3-mil~

to 12-mile in 19645/15620 (A/37/793) Turkey. Letter. 22 Feb.

transmitting letter from Hr. N. Atalay.representative of the Turkish FederatedState of kibris. referring to S/15544 andstating that the issuance of "definitivepossession certificates" to its eligiblecitizens is to find a solution to thesocial and econom;c problems anddifficulties of the Turkish CypriotpopUlation (contains statement by Hr. Z.Necatigil, Attorney General of the TurkishFederated state of Kibris)

5/15648 (A/371794) Cyprus. Letter, 17 Har.concerning continuing illegalexpropriations of properties belonging toexpelled Cypriot citizens by Turkishoccupation forces

S/15652 (A/371795) Cyprus. Letter. 22 Har,concerning practice of "expropriating"pr~perties belonging to non· TurkishCypriots by so-called "Turkish authorities"in occupied Cyprus

5/~5666 (A/371796) Turkey. Letter, 28 Har,referring to 5/15648 and concerningobservat\ons regarding customary rules ofbehaviour that govern the making ofstatements by diplomatic representatives

16

CYPRUS QUESTION (continued)

DQcuments (continued)S/15682 (A/37/797) Cyprus. Letter. 4 Apr,

concerning acts of aggression by Turkeyagainst the sovereignty and territorialintegrity of Cyprus on 22 Hmr

5/15684 (A/371798) Cypru~. Letter, 5 Apr,concerning Turkey's propaganda campaignalledging that the Government of Cyprus isencour.aging and/or ass;sting "terrorist"activities by Armenian or~anizations in thefree areas of Cyprus

5/15715 (A/371799) Turkey. letter, 18 Apr,transmitting letter from Hr. N. Atalay,representat1ve of the Turkish Federatedstate of Kibris. rejecting allegations in5/15682 and stating that prior notificationof the military exercises on 22 Har wasprOVided to authorities of UNFICYP

S/15717 (A/37/800) Turkay. letter 18 Apr,transmitting letter from Hr. R. Denktas,President of the Turkish Federated state ofkibris, stating that the joint decision byGreece and the Greek Cy~riot leadership loresort to UN will adversely affect theprocess of the intercommunal negotiations

5/15718 (A/37/801) Cyprus. Letter, 19 Apr,tt'ansmitt ing statement reject ingallegations by Turkey concerning "GreekCypriot co-operation with Armenians inattacks against Turkish diplomats" inCyprus

S/~5t22 (A/31/80Z) Turkey. Letter, 19 Apr,transmitting letter from Hr. N. Atalay,representative of the Turkish Federatedstate of ribris, referring to 5/15652 andstating that the Greek administration inthe South has no right to interfere in theinternal affairs of the legally constitutedTurkish Federated state of Kibris in theNorth

5/15730 (A/37/803) Turkey. letter, 25 Apr,transmitting letter from Hr. N. Atalay,representative of the Turkish Federated.State of Kibris. rejecting allegations in5/15648 and concerning persistence of theGreek Cypriot habit of considering Cyprusas the backyard of Greece

5/15750 (A/37/806) Cyprus. Letter, 6 Hay,concerning the procedure for considerationof the Cyprus problem by the UN

5/15769 (A/38/205) Cyprus. Letter, 16 Hay,referring to 5/15666 and stating that thePermanent Mission of Turkey to the UN issystematically abusing the "limits ofcustomary courtesy"

~/1S77Z (A/38/206) Cyprus. letter, 18 Hay,concerning Turkish expansionist strategytowards Cyprus and transmitting photocopyof a ticket to the Turkish museums showingboth Turkey and Cyprus as a single entlty

5/15188 (A/38/235) Cyprus. Letter, 23 Hay,stressing that the provocative statl~nts

made by Hr. R. Oenktash, leader of theTurkish Cypriot community in an interviewwith The Times of London and with BBCconcerning the existence of the TurkishFederated State of Cyprus are part of thesinister partitionist and annexationistdesigns of Turkey


SUBJECT INDEX


Dgcuments (conti~ued)

S/15833 Secretary-General. Notetransmitting General Assembly resolution37/253 on Cyprus question

5/15841 (A/38/283) Cyprus. Letter, 21 Jun,referring to S/15648 and concerninglevelling the houses of expelled HaroniteCypriots in the village of Asomatos by theTurkish forces of occupation with theintention of turning the village into amll itary camp

S/15842 (A/38/284) Cyprus. Letter, 22 Jun,drawing attention to the resolution of theTurkish Cypriot Legislative Assemblystating that th~ "Turkish people have theright to self-determination" in the area~ich is an integral part of the Republicof Cyprus

5/15859 (A/38/290) Turkey. Letter, 5 Jul,transmitting letter from Hr. N. Atalay,representative of the Turkish FederatedState of Kibris, and a letter from Hr. R.R.Denktash, President of the TurkishFederated state of Klbris, deploring thatthe President of the Security Councilexcluded Turkish Cypriot zone during hisvisit to Cyprus on 1-9 Jun

S/15866 (A/38/296) Turkey. Letter, 11 JU~,

transmitting letter from Hr. N. Ataly,representative of the Turkish FederatedState of Kibris and a letter from Hr. K.Atakol, its Minister for Foreign Affairsreferring to S/15842 and stating that theattitude of Greek Cypriot leaders runscounter to all efforts to settle the Cyprusproblem

5/15888 (A/38/315) Cyprus. Letter, 25 Jul,objecting to statements by Hr. Inal Batu,Turkish envoy, in speech at Morphou duringcelebration of Turkish invasion of Cyprusin 1914

5/15894 (A/38/319) Cyprus. Letter, 21 Jul,drawing attention to decision of Hr. RaufDenktash to institute a national flag andna~ional anthem for Turkish occupied Cyprus

5/15933 (A/38/348) Cyprus. Letter, 17 Aug,concerning overflight of the Cyprusterritory by Turkish jet fighters on 9 Aug

5/15991 (A/38/431) Turkey. Letter, 16 Sep,transmitting letter from N. Ataly,representative of the Turkish Federatedstate of Kibris and a letter from itsPresident, Rauf Denktas, stating that t~e

Greek Cypriot delegation at the 38thsession of the General Assembly does notrepresent Turkish community of Cyprus

S/16003 Turkey. Letter, 22 S~p,

transmitting letter from representative ofthe Turkish Federated State of Kibris, N.Atalay, denying charges in 5/15933 andstating that the routine military cKercisestook place within the boundaries of theTurkish Federated state of Kibris only

17

Dgcuments (continued)S/16004 (A/38/446) Turkey. Letter, 22 Sep,

transmitting letter from representative ofthe Turkish Federated State of Kibris, N.Atalay, referring to S/15888 and pointingout that the JUly celebrations in NorthernCyprus take place since 11 years andconstitute for the Turkish Cypriots asymbol of the struggle for freedom

S/16010 (A/38/452) ~~rus. Letter, 26 Sep,objecting to the deci~ '~n by the "cabinet"of the Turkish regime 1•. th(l' occupiedterri tory of Cyprus to pn....ilre a "draftlaw" on the new flag to be adopted

S/16040 (A/38/501) Turkey. Letter, 11 Oct.transmitting letter from Hr. N. Atalayreferring to 5/16010 and reaffinming th2determination of the Turkish-Cypriotcommunity not to accept the Greek nationalanthem and Greek flag

S/16079 (A/38/534) Greece. Letter, 18 Oct,objecting to the remarks by the Ministerfor Foreign Affairs of Turkey at theGeneral Assembly debate (A/38/PV.1 andA/38/PV.l1)

5/16141 United Kingdom. Letter, lS Nov,requesting a meeting of the SecurityCouncil to consider the situation in Cyprus

S/16148 (A/38/586) Turkey. Letter, lS Nov,transmitting letter from Hr. Nail Atalay towhich are appended a letter to theSecretary·General from Hr. Rauf Denktas,Prcside~t of the Turkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus, and the Declaration andresolution proclaiming the Repub';c adoptedby the Legislative Assembly

S/16149 United Kingdom. Draft resolutiondeploring the declaration of the TurkishCypriot authorities which purports tocreate an independent state in NorthernCyprus and requesting the Sccretary Generalto pursue his mission uf good offices toachieve a lasting settlement in Cyprus

5/16'50 Cyprus. Letter, 15 Nov, request~ ga meeting of the Security Council on th~

situation in Cyprus in the light of theproclamation of the "Turkish Federatedstate of Kibris" as an independent state on15 Nov

S/16151 Greece. Letter. lS Nov, requestinga meeting of the Security Council toconsider the situation in Cyprus

5/16152 Turkey. Letter, 15 Nov,transmitting statement by the Hinister forForcign Affairs supporting the proclamationof the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

5/16153 France. Letter, 16 Nov,transmitting communique by the Governmentdenouncing the proclamation of theso called "Turkish Republic of NorthernCyprus"

S/16155 Greece. Letter, 16 Nov,transmitting common statement of ten memberstates of the European Community rejectingthe declaration of establishment of the"Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus" andreiterating support for the Government ofP~esident Kyprianou as the sole legitimateGovernment of Cyprus

SUBJECT INDEX


Documen1i (continued)S/16158 Nicaragua. Letter, 17 Nov,

tran~ttting cOMMUnique expressing concernat the proclamat i\~n of independence of theso-called "iurkish Republic of NorthernCyprus"

S/16159 Turkey. Letter. 17 Nov, enclosingletter from Mr. N. Atalay, representativeof the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprustran~ttting "Peace package containing SOMevery positive and constructive practicaland goodwill measures offered by thePresident of the Turkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus, Mr. Rauf Denktas. to hisGreek Cypriot counterpart"

S/16162 Sierra Leone. Letter. 18 Nov,tran~itting statement deploring thesecession and declaration of theindependence of the Turkish-occupiednorthern zone of Cyprus

S/16165 Hungary. ,Letter. 18 Nov.tran~ttting statement by the HungarianNews Agency rejecting the proclaMation ofan independent Turkish state in Cyprus

S/16170 BUlgaria. Letter. 18 Nov.tran~itting declaration by the BulgarianTelegraph Agency expressing concern overprocia-ation of "Turkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus"

S/16172 Mongolia. Letter, 21 Nov.tran~itting statement by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs opposing proclamation ofso··cal'ed independent state in northernCyprus

S/16174 Viet Nam. Letter. 21 NOv,forwarding statement by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs on the situation in Cyprus

S/16175 Portugal. Letter. 18 Nov,tranSMitting communique issued by theGovernMent condemning unilaterialdec,l arat ions of independence by the Turk ish 'Cypriots

S/16183 (A/38/606) J~ica. Letter. 23 Nov,transmitting statement by Prime Minister.E. Seaga. condemning unilateraldeclaration of the Turkish Cypriotscommunity purO)ort i.,g to establ ish anindependent state in northern Cyprus

S/16212 ,A/38i724) Cyprus. Letter. 9 Dec.concerning interview with the PrimeMinister of Turkey. T. Ozal, published bythe Christian Science Monitor on 30 Nov, inwhich he stated that if a solution of theCyprus problem based on a "loosefederation" is not achieved throughinterc~nal negotiations, Northern Cypruswill remain independent and separated fr'omthe rest of the island

S/16227 (A/38/76S) Turkey. Letter, 20 Dec.transmitting letter from Mr. Rauf Denkt~s.

President of the Turkish RepUblic ofNorthern Cyprus. quoting a statement fromMr. Andreas Papandreou. Prime Minister ofGreece. as proof that non progres~ atintercommunal talks was due to a lack ofp01itical will on the Greek Cypriot sidefor reaching a federal 'solution

18


Documents (continued)5/16232 (A/38/766) Turkey. Letter. 22 Dec.

transmitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay.representative of the Turkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus quoting extracts from thespeech made by Archbishop Makarious beforethe Security Council on 19 Jul 1974 whichwere to prove that Greece organized then acoup in Cyprus to destroy independence ofthe ts:'land

Partjcipation bY Non-Council Members (withoutvote) accepted as follows:

S/PV.2497 Australia, Canada. Cyprus.Greece. India. Romania, Seychelles. Srilanka. Turkey and Yugoslavia at the 2497thmeeting

S/PV.~498 Algeria. Cuba, Democratic Yemenand Mr. R. Denktash, representative of theTurkish Federated State of Kibris, at the2498th meeting

S/PV.2S00 Egypt at the 2S00th meeting

Discussion in Security CouncilS/PV.2497-2S00

Draft resolution in 5/16149 consideringth~ declaration of the Turkish Cypriotauthorities of the purported secession ofpart of the Republic of Cyprus as legallyinvalid. calling upon all states not torecognize any Cypriot state other thanthe Republic of Cyprus and requesting theSecretary· General to pursue his missionof good offices to achieve just andlasting settlement in Cyprus, adopted(13-1-1) at the 2S00th meeting as~esolution 541 (1983)

DISPUTE SETTLEMENT.s.tt;..

INTERNATIONAL SECURITY: Sf, ~ENING:

DECLARATION (1970): IMPLEMENi~TION

EAST TIMOR QUESTION

IlocumentsS/16034 Angola, Cape Verde. Guinea·Bissau.

MOZambique and Sao Tome and Principe.Letter, 7 Oct. drawing attention to majorIndonesian military offensive now under wayagainst the people of East TimQr

5/16132 Indonesia. Letter, 8 Nov, denyingcharges in 5/16034

S/16215 New Hebrides. Letter, 9 Dec,forwarding a letter from the Prime MinisterHadye Lini and a report of AmnestyInternational concerning violation of humanrights by the Indonesian forces in EastTimar

EGYPT: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA.s.c.c- a1so:

LXBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & SUDANLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

SUBJECT INDEX

rr.VPT: & LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA (continued) FALKLAND ISLANDS (HALVINAS) (continued)

FRANCE: REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (1983)

GRENADA: & UNITED STATESill..;.

GRENADA SITUATION

Documents (continued)S/15849 (A/38/287) Argent;n~. Letter, 28

Jun. referring to letter in S/15774(A/38/208) and other statements by theBritish authorities and stating that theBritish Government is not ready toco-operate in seeking a solution to thesovereignty dispute in accordance withGeneral Assembly resolution 37/9

S/15873 (A/38/301) Argentina. Letter. 19Jul. stating that the decision of theBritish Government to build a Mew strategicairfield and to establish there a navalbase capabie of supplying warships andnuclear submarines. constitutes a furtherescalation in the policy of provocationvis-a-vis Argentina .

S/15918 Argentina. Letter, 10 Aug,transmitting note to the Secretary-Generalconcerning acts of harassment by Britishhelicopters against Argentinian fishingvessels in waters under Argentinajurisdiction illegally called "exclusionzone" by United Kingdom

S/15938 (A/38/362) United Kingdom. Letter,25 Aug, rejecting allegations in S/15849and S/15873 and stating that United Kingdomhas no intention to "militarize" theFalkland Islands

S/16125 (A/38/567) Argentina. Letter, 3Nov, containing information regardinginstallations of military bases on theHalvinas, South Georgia and South SandwichIslands by the United Kingdom

S/16135 (A/38/577) United Kingdom. Letter,9 Nov, regarding construction of a newairport to improve civil air communicationfor the Falkland Islands and denyingcharges that United Kingdom intends tobuild there a military base

S/16136 United Kingdom. Letter, 7 Nov,concerning incursions by Argentine vesselsinto the Falkland Islands protection zoneon 1 Aug

S/16137 (A/38/578) Argentina. Letter, 9Nov, informing of a statement by thePresident elect, Raul Alfonsin reiteratingpolicy of Argentina towards FalklandIslands (Halvinas). South Georgia and SouthSandwich

5/16210 (A/38/722) Argentina. Letter. 8Dec, transmitting resolution adopted by the13th session of the General Assembly of theOAS on 17 Nov with reference to the"question of Malvinas"

Ogc..ntsS/1562g Egypt. Letter. 25 Feb. transmitting

messaqe from the Minister for ForeignAffairs concerning the position of Egypt onlatest developments along theLibyan/Sudanese borders

5/15637 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 7Har. c~ting on contents of the Egyptianletter in 5/15629 and stating that therewere no Libyan concentrations or movementsagainst the Sudan or others

5/15641 Egypt. Letter, 10 Har. referring to5/15637 and stating that it is not Egyptthat harbours aggressive designs againsttts neighbours

5/15925 Egypt. Letter, lS Aug, refutingallegations in S/15912 and stressing thatit is legitimate right of Egypt to carryout military training exercises within itsown territory

EL SALVAOOR: & NICARAGUA

QO"'nts5/16020 Nicaragua. Letter. 3 Oct.

transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of El Salvador. seekingco-operation of the Government of ElSalvador in appr~hending the pilot Y. FrechMiranda and returning crop-s~iaying

aircraft which has been flown on 26 Sepfrom Los Brasiles Airport in Nicaragua toEl Salvador

FALKLAND ISLANDS (MAlVINAS)

Documents5/15547 Argentina. Letter, 3 Jan. in

connection with the 150th anniversary. on 3Jan, of the date on which part of theArgentine territory, the Halvinas. wasoccupied by force by the United Kingdom

5/15575 United Kingdom. Letter, 27 Jan.replying to letter in S/15547 and statingthat the critical reference to"militarization" of the territories inquestion ignores the unprovoked Argentineinvasion of the Falkland Islands and theneed of United Kingdom to defend them fromfurther attacks

5/15668 (~/38/130) Argentina. Letter, 30Mar. concerning repeated publicpronouncements by British authorities tothe effect that United Kingdom ;s notprepared to negotiate on the sovereignty ofthe territories cov~red by the "Question ofMalvinas·

S/15774 (A/38/2G8) United Kingdom. Letter,18 May. referring to 5/15668 and statingthat the refusal of Argentina to declare adefinitive cessation of hostilities and torenounce the use of force as a means ofresolving disputes is the source ofcontinuing tension in the South Atlanticregion

19

Reports5/159225/15946S/16002SI16108

Secretary-General. ReportSecretary General. ReportSecretary General. ReportSecretary General. Report

GR£~ADA SITUATION

SUBJECT INDEX

GRENADA SITUATION (continued)

ReportsS/16100 secretary-·General. Report

concerning credentials of representative ofGr~nada at the Security Council andenclosing a letter from the DeputyPermanent Representative of Dominica.conveying text of communication from theGovernor-General of Grenada regardingrepresentation of Grenada at the UN

DoctRntsS/16067 Nicaragua. Letter. 2S Oct.

requesting an urgent meeting of theSecurity Council to consider the invasionof Grenada by the United States

S/16068 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. letter, 2SOct. condemning invasion of Grenada byUnited States forces and supportingNicaraguan request for a meeting of theSecurity Council

S/16069 Nicaragua. Letter, 2S Oct,transmitting communique of the Ministry ofFar;(.ign Affairs condemning United Statesinv%sion of G~enada and demanding immediatew~thdrawal of United States forces

S/16070 Saint Lucia. Letter. 2S Oct.transmitting statement by the Secretariatof the Organization of Eastern Caribbean.States. following a meeting of MemberGovernments of OECS at Bridgetown(Barbados) on 21 Oct to evaluate situationin Grenada. at which a request was made tofonm a multinational force for undertakinga pre-emptive defensive strike to removethreat to peace and restore normalcy toGrenada. The request received positiveresponse from the Governments of Barbados.Jamaica and United States

S/16072 Nicaragua. Letter, 2S Oct,requesting an immediate meeting of theSecurity Council to consider invasion ofGrenada by United states troops

S/16073 Saint Lucia. Letter, 25 Oct.requesting that the Security Council delayits decision to deal with the itemsituation in Grenada, since the regionalorganization. (OAS) will be dealing withthe matter at a meeting to be held on 26Oct

S/16074 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. letter, 2SOct. transmitting message from ColonelOadd~fi condemning United Statesintervention in Grenada

S/16075 Grenada. Letter, 2S Oct, supportingthe request of Nicaragua to convene ameeting of the Security Council on theinvasion of Grenada

5/16076 United-States. Letter, 2S Oct.stating that United States agreed toparticipate in collective force beingorganized by the OECS to assure safety ofnearly 1.000 American citizens living inGrenada and to restore government and orderin Grenada

20

Documents (continued)S/16077/REV.l Guyana. Nicaragua and

Zimbabwe. ReVised draft resolutiondeploring armed intervention in Grenada andcalling for immediate withdrawal of foreigntroops from Grenada

S/16078 India. Lel~er. 26 Oct. transmittingstatement by the Government calling forimmediate withdrawal of all foreign forcesfrom Grenada

S/16084 Brazil. Letter. 260ct,transmitting officia'l note by theGovernment expressing concern overdevelOPments in Grenada

S/16086 Yugoslavia. Letter, 26 Oct,transmitting statement by the Governmentcalling for withdrawal of all foreigntroops from Grenada

S/16087 Security Council. President. Notetransmitting letter dated 27 Oct. from thePermanent Observer of the DemocraticPeople's RepUblic of Korea enclosingstatement by the Hinistry of ForeignAffairs denouncing armed invasion ofGrenada and calling for immediatewithdrawal of United states troops

5/16088 Madagascar. Letter. 27 Oct,transmitting message by President Ratsirakacondemning military intervention in Grenada

5/16090 Belize. Letter. 25 Oct,transmitting statement of the position ofthe Government expressing reservation andconcern over the armed intervention inG,-enada

5/16091 Jordan. Letter, 27 Oct. requestingthe Security Council to extend aninvitation to Hr. Maksoud. PermanentObserver of the League of Arab states tothe UN to participate during itsconsideration of the situation in Grenada

5/16093 German Democratic Republic. Letter,27 Oct, transmitting statement by theM~nistry of Foreign Affairs condemningmilitary violation of the sovereignty ofGrenada and calling for immediatewithdrawal of foreign troops

5/16094 Suriname. Note verbale. 27 Oct,transmitting statement by the Governmentcondemning foreign armed intervention inGrenada and calling for immediatewithdrawal of all foreign troops

5/16095 (A/38/S36) USSR. Letter, 26 Oct,transmitting statement by TASS ~ondemning

United States armed intervention in Grenada5/16096 Democratic Yemen. Letter, 28 Oct,

transmitting statement by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs condemning United Statesinvasion of Grenada

5/16097 lao People's Democratic Republic.Letter, 28 Oct, transmitting statement bythe Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemningUnited States aggression against Grenada

S/16098 Benin. Letter, 28 Oct, transmittingstatement by the Standing Committee of theNational Executive Council of Benin callingfor ~mmed;ate withdrawal of invading troopsfrom Grenada


SUBJECT INDEX


Documents (continued)S/16099 & CORR.1 Ethiopia. Letter. 280ct,

transmitting press release by the Ministryof Foreign Affa7rs condemning United Statesintervention in Grenada

5/16103 (A/38/S40) India. Letter, 28 Oct.transmitting communique adopted by theCo-ordinating Bureau of the Movement ofNon-Aligned Countries on 28 Oct regardingthe situation in Grenada

5/16107 Kuwait. Letter, 31 Oct, statingthat thtJre is no 1ega1 grounds for armedintervention in Grenada

5/16111 Venezuela. Letter. 1 Nov,transmitting communique issued by theGovernment on 25 Oct, calling for cessationof all foreign intervention in Grenada

5/16114 (A/38/SS1) Afghanistan. Letter. 1Nov. enclosing statement by the Governmentcondemning armed aggression against Grenada

S/16115 (A/38/554) Cuba. Letter, 2 Nov.transmitting statements by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs concerning presence andevacuation of Cubans from Grenada

5/16116 (A/38/553) Venezuela. Letter. 1Nov, transmitting communique issued by theGovernment on 31 Oct, regarding situationin Grenada

5/16119 Israel. Letter, 3 Nov, objecting tothe insulting remarks against Israel byLibyan Arab Jamahiriya. Jordan. Iran(Islamic Republic of) and Syrian ArabRepublic during the Security Councildebates in S/PV.2485. 2487, 2489, 2490 and2491

5/16121 (A/38/561) Mozambique. Letter. 2Nov, transmitting communique by theGovernment on the events in Grenada

5/16124 Botswana. Letter, 28 Oct.transmitting press release on the invasionof Grenada issued by the Department ofExternal Affairs

Participation by Non·Council Members (withoutvote) accepted as follows:

S/PV.2487 Cuba. Democratic Yemen, Grenada,Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and Mexico at the2487th meeting

S/PV.2489 Afghanistan, Algeria. Angola,Antigua and Barbuda. Argentina. Barbados.Bolivia. Dominica, Ethiopia. Iran (IslamicRepUblic of), Jamaica, Lao People'sDemocratic Republic. Mozambique. Nigeria.Saint Lucia. Seychelles. Syrian ArabRepUblic and Viet Nam at the 2489th meeting

S/PV.2491 Benin, Brazil, BUlgaria. CapeVerde, Chile, Colombia, Czechoslov~kia,

Dominican Republic. Ecuador. Egypt. GermanDemocratic Republic. Guatemala.Guinea- Bissau. Hungary. India. Mongolia.Peru. Saint Vincent, Sao Tome and Principe.Singapore, Sri Lanka. Trinidad and Tobago,United RepUblic of Tanzania. Yugoslavia.Zambia and Mr. Maksoud, Permanent Observerof the League of Arab States to the UN atthe 2491st meeting

21

Discussion in Security CQuncilS/PV.2487. 2489, 2491

Revised draft resolution inS/16077/Rev.1, deploring armedintervention in Grenada and calling forimmediate withdrawal of foreign troopsfrom Grenada, failed of adoption (11 ·1·-3)at the 2491st meeting due to the negativevote of a permanent member (United States)

GUATEMALA: & BELIZE~

BELIZE: & GUATEMALA

HONDURAS: & NICARAGUASee also:

CENTRAL AHERICA: PEACE AND· SECURITYNICARAGUA SITUATION

Documents3/15551 Nicaragua. Letter, 5 Jan,

transmitting note to Hr. G.P. Schultz.Secretary of State of the United States byMr. H.D. Brockmann, Hinister for ForeignAffairs. concerning tense situation in thefrontier area with Honduras caused byattacks by Somozist counter-revolutionaryunits against Nicaraguan popUlation andterritory

S/15SS2 Honduras. Letter. 6 Jan,transmitting note of protest by theMinistry of Foreign Affairs to Dr. G.Suarez Rivas, Ambassador of Nicaragua inHonduras. concerning violation of Honduranterritory by armed forces of Nicaragua on26 Dec 1982

S/15558 Nicaragua. Letter. 10 Jan,transmitting protest note to Mr. G.P.Schultz. Secretary of State of UnitedStates by Mr. M.D. Brockmann, Minister forForeign Affairs. denouncing crimeperpetrated by counter·revolutionary bandsoperating from Honduran territory with theassistance and support of United States

S/15567 Nicaragua. Letter, 19 Jan,transmitting official communique from theMinistry of Foreign Affairs denouncingannouncement of new air, sea and landmilitary manoeuvres between armed forces ofUnited States and Honduras. scheduled totake place between 1 and 6 Feb

5/15568 Honduras. Letter, 20 Jan,transmitting note of protest by theMinistry of Foreign Affairs to Dr. G.Suarez Rivas. Ambassador of Nicaragua inHonduras. concerning hostile acts by theSandinist People's Army against Honduras on13 Jan

5/15571 & CORk. 1 Honduras. Letter, 24 Jan.transmitting note from the Ministry ofForeign Affairs referring to the complaintby Nicaragua regarding the jointexercise to be carried out in Hondurasand transmitting text of officialinvitation which Honduras has extended toNicaragua for sending observers to witnessthe exercise

HQh~URAS: & NICARAGUA (continued)

SUBJECT INDEX

HONDURAS: & NICARAGUA (continued)

Documents (continued)5/15605 Honduras. Letter, 7 Feb,

transmitting note of protest by theMinistry of Foreign Affairs to Ambassadorof Nicaragua in Honduras, concerning actsof aggression by the Sandinist Army againstHonduras on 3 feb

S/15606 Honduras. Letter, 9 Feb,transmitting note of protest by th~

Minister of Foreign Affairs to Ambassadorof Nicaragua in Honduras concerning attackof fishing vessel in Honduran territorialwaters by aircraft of the Nicaraguan Airforce on 7 Feb

5/15611 Nicaragua. Letter. 16 Feb,concerning a series of acts of aggressionagainst Nicaragua by counter-revolutionary.ilitary units from Honduran territory, 31Dec 1982 - 1 Feb 1983

S/15613 Honduras. Letter. 18 Feb.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua extendinginvitation to visit the frontier zonebetween the two countries

S/15651 Nicaragua. Letter 22 Mar,requesting meeting of the Security Councilto consider the increase in acts ofaggression against Nicaragua and theSandinista people's revolution

5/15656 Nicaragua. Letter. 25 Mar,transmitting message from the GoverningJunta of National Reconstruction, officialcommunique of the Ministry of Defence andnotes of protest to Mr. E.P. Barnica.Minister for Foreign Affairs of Honduras

5/15662 Viet Nam. Letter, 28 Mar.condemning armed aggression againstNicaragua

5/15669 Nicaragua. Letter. 29 Mar.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras. denouncingacts of armed aggression by Honduran armyagainst Nicaragua on 27 Mar

S/15670 Nicaragua. letter, 31 Mar.transmitting press communique from theMinistry of Foreign Affairs concerningattacks on the Departments of Nueva Segoviaand Zelaya Norte by counter revolutionarybands quartered in Honduras on 29 Mar

5/15671 Nicaragua. Letter. 31 Mar,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras. concerningattacks against Nicaragua by a group ofcounter revolutionaries from Honduras on 28and 29 Mar

5/15676 Nicaragua. Letter, 4 Apr.concerning aggressive escalation supportedin Honduran territory and directed againstNicaragua by United 5tates

5/15679 Lao People's Democratic Republic.letter, 4 Apr. transmitting Declaration bythe Spokesman of the Foreign Ministryconcerning incre~sing acts of aggressionagainst Nicaragua

22

Documents (continued)5/15681 Nicaragua. Letter, 4 Apr.

concerning appeals by participatingdelegations during the debate in theSecurity Council for dialogue and apeaceful settlement of differences betweenHonduras and Nicaragua

5/15689 France. letter, 6 Apr. supportingthe proposal by the representative ofUnited. Kingdom that the Secretary-Generalshould be entrusted with a mission of goodoffices in Central America to assist insettling the dispute between Honduras andNicaragua

5/15691 El Salvador. Letter, 8 Apr,concerning views of the Government of ElSalvador on the situation of genera~ized

conflict in Central America5/15694 United 5tates. Letter. 8 Apr.

stating that the differences in CentralAmerica should be negotiated in a regionalframework and that OAS is seized of theproblem in Central America

S/15695 Nicaragua. Letter, 11 Apr.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras. concerningacts of aggression against Nicaragua on thepart of the counter-revolutionary forcesthat are operating from Honduran territoryon 3, 10 and 11 Apr

S/15700 Honduras. Letter, 11 Apr,expressing the views of the Ministry ofForeign Affairs on the contents of the notein 5/15689

S/15701 Honduras. Lett~r, 11 Apr,commenting on the proposal by Nicaraguaregarding establishment of a dialoguebetween Nicar~qua and Honduras and betweenNicaragua and ~~ited States

S/15704 Nicaragua. Letter, 13 Apr,reaffirming the position of Nicaragua forthe consideration and settlement ofdisputes with another State or other Statesand transmitting certain commentsconcerning campaign of aggression andattacks against Nicaragua through designsof the United States Administration

5/15710 Honduras. Letter, 25 Mar,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua. concerningcapture of two fishing vessels in Honduranterritorial waters by the 5andinistPeople's Army on 24 Mar

5/15711 Honduras. Letter, 2S Mar,concerning reports from the frontier zonewith Nicaragua to the effect that theSandinist People's Army began a massivemobilization towards the bor~er on 24 Mar

5/15712 Honduras. Letter, 15 Apr.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua, concerningattacks against Honduran fishing vessels byNicaraguan patrol boats on 14 Apr


SUBJECT INDEX

HONDURAS: & NICARAGUA (continued) .DOCuments (continued)

S/15714 Nicaragua. letter, 19 Apr,transmitting communique by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs concerning efforts toachieve a peaceful solution with respect toacts of aggr~ssion suffered by Nicaraguaand the problems facing the region

S/15716 Honduras. letter, 20 Apr,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua, concerningharassment of a Honduran fishingvessel and patrol boats by the SandinistPeople's Army on 19 Apr

S/15719 Nicaragua. letter, 21 Apr,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras. concerningattacks against Nicaraguan patrol boat byHonduran coast guard vessels on 17 Apr

S/15720 Nicaragua. letter, 21 Apr,trnsmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras, concerningattacks against patrol boats of theSandinist Navy by Honduran coast guardvessels on 20 Apr

S/15721 Nicaragua. Letter, 21 Apr,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras. concerningaggressive acts by Somozacounter-revolutionaries on Nicara~uanterritory on 19 Apr

S/15724 Honduras. Letter. 21 Apr,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua, concerningattacks by Sandinist People's Army againstHonduran territory on 19 Apr

S/15725 Nicaragua. Letter, 25 Apr,transmitting note to ~ne Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras, concerningattacks against Nicaragua from Honduranterritory on 21 and 22 Apr

S/15726 Nicaragua. Letter, 25 Apr,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras, concerningattacks against Nicaraguan fishing vesselby Honduran Air Force aircraft on 14 Apr

S/15732 Nicaragua. Letter, 26 Apr,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras. concerningattacks against Nicaraguan villages bySomoza mercenaries on 23 Apr

S/15738 Nicaragua. Letter, 28 Apr,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerning anattack against the Nicaraguan village of LaCantina by Somozan mercenaries on 26 Apr5/15742 Nicaragua. Letter, 2 Hay,transmitting note tu United statesSecretary of State, George 5hultz,concerning attacks of Somozan mercenariessupported by units of Honduran army againstNicaraguan villages ~f Fil~ La Yegua andTerrerias on 30 Apr

23

Documents (continued)S/15745 Honduras. Letter, 4 Hay,

transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua denyingallegation in 5/15742 that Honduran armyunits participated in attacks againstNicaragua

5/15746 Nicaragua. Letter, 5 May,requesting a meeting of the Securitycouncil to consider possible mea~;ures to betaken to prevent increasing attacks againstNicaragua by the Somozist forces operatingfrom Honduran territory and supported. byUnited States

S/15753 Nicaragua. Letter, 9 May,transmitting extracts from the PresidentReagan press conference on 4 May concerningNicaragua and an article published inWashington Post on 8 Hay descri~ingassistance given by United States to theSomozist counter-revolutionaries

S/15762 Panama. Letter, 13 May,transmitting text of the informationbulletin from the meeting of Ministers forForeign Affairs of Contadora Group(Colombia, Mexico, Panama and Venezuela)he1 d on 11·-12 May at Panama City,concerning decision to send. at the re~uestof Costa Rica, an observer commission tothe area of her borders with Nicaragua

S/15766 German Democratic Republic. Letter,13 May, calling for bilateral dialoguebetween Nicaragua and Honduras andNicaragua and United States in order tosettle the conflict through peaceful meansS/15768 Zimbabwe. Letter, 16 May,requesting extension of invitation to Mr.A.G. Ebrahim, representative of the PanAfricanist Congress of Azania toparticipate in the Security Council'sdebate

S/15770 Guyana, Jordan, Malta, Nicaragua,Pakistan, Togo, Zaire and Zimbabwe. Draftresolution supporting the efforts of theContadora Group to find peaceful settlementof the conflict between Honduras andNicaragua

S/15771 Nicaragua. Letter, 13 May,transmitting note to the Mi~ister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerntngshelling of observation posts on Nicaraguanterritory 310ng the border with Honduras on12 Apr

5/15780' Nicaragua. Letter, 17 May,transmitting note to ·the Acting Ministerfor Foreign Affairs of Honduras concerningattacks on Nicaraguan frontier posts by theSomozist forces based in Honduran territoryon 13 and 14 May

S/15787 Nicaragua. Letter, 24 May,. transmitting note to the Min i ster for

Foreign Affairs of Honduras concerningattacks by counter revolutionary troopswhich entered Nicaragua from their bases inHonduras on 21 May


SUBJECT INDEX

HONDURAS: & NICARAGUA (continued) .

Documents (continued)S/15714 Nicaragua. letter. 19 Apr.

transmitting communique by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs concerning efforts toachieve a peaceful solution with respect toacts of aggr~ssion suffered by Nicaraguaand the problems facing the region

S/15716 Honduras. letter. 20 Apr.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicara9ua, concerningharassment of a Honduran fishingvessel and patrol boats by the SandinistPeople's Army on 19 Apr

S/15719 Nicaragua. Letter. 21 Apr.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras. concerningattacks against Nicaraguan patrol boat byHonduran coast guard vessels on 17 Apr

S/15720 Nicaragua. Letter. 21 Apr.trnsmitting note to the Hinister forForeign Affairs of Honduras. concerningattacks against patrol boats of theSandinist Navy by Honduran coast guardvessels on 20 Apr

S/15721 Nicaragua. Letter. 21 Apr.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras, concerningaggressive acts by Somozacounter-revolutionaries on Nicara9uanterritory on 19 Apr

5/15724 Honduras. Letter, 21 Apr.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua, concerningattacks by Sandinist People's Army againstHonduran territory on 19 Apr

5/15725 Nicaragua. letter, 25 Apr.transmitting note to ~he Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras, concerningattacks against Nicaragua from Honduranterritory on 21 and 22 Apr

5/15726 Nicaragua. Letter, 25 Apr.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras, concerningattacks against Nicaraguan fishing vesselby Honduran Air Force aircraft on 14 Apr

5/15732 Nicaragua. Letter, 26 Apr.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras, concerningattacks against Nicaraguan villages bySomoza mercenaries on 23 Apr

S/15738 Nicaragua. Letter, 28 Apr,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerning anattack against the Nicaraguan Village of LaCantina by Somozan mercenaries on 26 Apr

5/15742 Nicaragua. Letter, 2 May,transmitting note t~ United statesSecretary of state, George Shultz,concerning attacks of Somozan mercenariessupported by units of Honduran army againstNicaraguan Villages ~f Fil~ La Vegua andTerrer~as on 30 Apr

23

Documents (continued)5/15745 Honduras. Letter, 4 May,

transmitting nate to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua denyingallegation in 5/15742 that Honduran armyunits participated in attacks againstNicaragua

5/15746 Nicaragua. Letter, 5 Hay.requesting a meeting of the SecurityCouncil to consider possible mea~)ures to betaken to prevent increasing attacks againstNicaragua by the 50mozist forces operatingfrom Honduran territory and supported. byUnited states

S/15753 Nicaragua. Letter, 9 May,transmitting extracts from the PresidentReagan press conference on 4 May concerningNicaragua and an article published inWashington Post on 8 May descri~ing

assistance given by United States to the50mozist counter-revolutionaries

S/15762 Panama. Letter, 13 Hay,transmitting text of the informationbulletin from the meeting of Ministers forForeign Affairs of Contadora Group(Colombia. Hexico. Panama and Venezuela)held on 11·-12 May at Panama City,concerning decision to send, at the re~uest

of Costa Rica, an observer commission tothe area of her borders with Nicaragua

5/1576& German Democratic Republic. Letter,13 May, calling for bilateral dialoguebetween Nicaragua and Honduras andNicaragua and United states in order tosettle the conflict through peaceful means

5/15768 Zimbabwe. Letter, 16 May.requesting extension of invitation to Mr.A.G. Ebrahim, representative of the PanAfricanist Congress of Azania toparticipate in the Security Council'sdebate

5/15770 Guyana, Jordan, Malta, Nicaragua,Pakistan, Togo, Zaire and Zimbabwe. Draftresolution supporting the efforts of theContadora Group to find peaceful settlementof the conflict between Honduras andNicaragua

5/15771 Nicaragua. Letter, 13 Hay,transmitting note to the Mi~ister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerntngshelling of observation posts on Nicaraguanterritory along the border with Honduras on12 Apr

5/15780' Nicaragua. Letter, 17 May,transmitting note to ·the Acting Ministerfor Foreign Affairs of Honduras concerningattacks on Nicaraguan frontier posts by theSomozist forces based in Honduran territoryon 13 and 14 May

S/15787 Nicaragua. Letter, 24 May,. transmitting note to the Minister for

Foreign Affairs of Honduras concerning~ttacks by counter revolutionary troopswhich entered Nicaragua from their bases inHonduras on 21 May


SUBJECT INDEX

HONDURAS: & NICARAGUA (c~ntinued)

Documents (continued)S/15808 Honduras. Letter, 31 May,

transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua. reportlngattacks by Nicara~uan troops againstHonduran passenger vehicles in thedepartment of El Paraiso on 24. 25 and 26of Hay causing death of civilians

S/15809 (A/38/2S6) Panama. Letter, 1 ·June.transmitt ing in1Format ion bulleUn frem themeeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairs ofCQnta~ora Grou~. held on 28-30 Hay atPanama City. concerning border problemsbetween Honduras and Nicaragua and decisionto set up a tec~nical group of 9 countriesto discuss proposals for r~~iona'

co-existenceS/15813 Nicaragua. Letter. 1 Jun,

t~ansmitting notes to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerningprovocations against Nicaraguan diplomatic~nd consular officials in Honduras

5/15816 Nicaragua. Letter, 7 Jun,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerningshelling at the Nicaraguan armed forcespositions near the town of Jalapa fromHonduran territory on 2 June

S/15817 Nicaragua. Letter, 7 Jun,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras reportingattacks by Somozan mercenaries and Honduranarmy unit against Nicaraguan armed forces"ear the town of Ja1apa. on 5 Jun

S/15831 Nicaragua. Letter, 16 Jun.transmj~ting communique by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs of Nicaragua with referenceto the visit of the Ambassador at large ofUnited states. Mr. Richard stone. anddeclaring readiness to entc into bilateraldiscussion to solve the problems betweenUnited states and Nicaragua

S/15835 Honduras. Letter. 22 Jun.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua, concerningshelling of Honduran village of Las Trojesby the Sandinist People's Army fromNicaraguan territory on 14 June

5/158j6 Honduras. Letter. 22 Jun.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua. concerningattack against Honduran customs guard inPalo Verde by the Sandinist People's Armyon 21 June

S/15837 Hooduras. Letter. 22 Jun.transmitting press communique statingthat three foreign journalists were killedby ,anti-tank grenades fired by Sandinistarmy from Nicaragua territory on 21 Jun

5/15838 Honduras. Letter, 22 Jun,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua concerningfiring anti-tank grenades from Nicaraguanterritory on a tourist vehicle on the roadbetween Trojes and Cifuentes in Honduras~,'1hich killed three foreign journalists anda ~onduran peasant. on 21 Jun

24

DOCUments (continued)S/lS839 Nicaragua. Letter, 22 Jun

transmitting communique by the Governmentdenying any attack from Nicaragua towardsHonduran territory, as a result of whichthree American journalist were killed, andstating that the false accusations ofHonduras are an act of provocation toprovide stronger pretexts for United statesto atttack Nicaragua militarily

5/15840 Nicaragua. Letter. 22 Jun,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras, denying anyattacks by Nicaraguan forces againstHonduran territory on 5 Jun

5/15855 Honduras. Letter. 1 jultransmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua stating thatthe crimes occurred on the highway betweenCifuentes and Trojes were committed by theSandinist forces with the intention ofprovoking the territorial integrity ofHonduras

5/1S8S7 Nicaragua. letter. 5 Jul,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Hon6uras stating thatthe military authorities of Nicaragua haveno knowledge of any attack at the frontierarea and that the alleged incidentsoccurred in places under the absolutecontrol of the army of Honduras and the50mozist mercenaries

5/15858 Nicaragua. letter,S Jul.transmitting note on the latest attac~s

perpetrated against Nicaragua (25 Jun toJul)

S/15879 Nicaragua. Letter, 21 Jul,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerningattack on the Nicaraguan patrol boat in theGulf of Fonseca by Honduran vessels on 20Jul and a series of violations ofNicaraguan airspace

5/15893 Honduras. Letter, 2S Jul, reportingpenetration of Honduran territory bySandinist forces and of Honduranterritorial waters by a Nicaraguan patrolboat

S/15899 Nicaragua. Letter, 1 Aug,transmitting note sent on 28 Jul to theMini~ter for Foreign Affairs of Hondurasdenying charges in S/15893

5/15930 Nicaragua. Letter, 17,Aug,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerningviolations of Nicaraguan airspace andterritory by Honduran aircraft and soliderson 14 and 16 Aug

S/15952 Nicaragua. Letter, 1 Sep,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerningseries of attacks from Honduran territoryon the fr~ntier villages of Nicaragua on28·30 Aug


SUBJECT INGEX


Docurnenii (continued)S/15913 "icaragua. Letter, 9 sep.

transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras reporting thaton 8 Sep a Nicaraguan artillery boatcaptured a Honduran fishing boat inNicaraguan waters and was then attacked bythree Honduran coastguard vessels.reinforced by warplanes

S/15915 Nicaragua. Letter. 12 Sep,requesting a meeting of the SecurityCouncil to consider new escalation of actsof aggression against Nicaragua by Somozistforces financed by U~ited States

5/15979 Nicaragua. letter. 12 Sep,transmitting note to United StatesSecretary of state. George Schultz.concerning attack on port of Cor into by twoaircrafts coming from Honduran territory on9 Sep

S/15980 Honduras. Letter, 12 Sep.transmitting notes to Nicaragua concerningtwo new acts violating the territorialsovereignty ~f Honduras committed bypatrols of the Sandinist People's Army

S/15986 Nicaragua. Letter, 13 5ep,transmitting documentary proof whichdemonstrates facilities given by the Unitedstates authorities to the pilots who bombedthe International Airport at Managua on 8Sep

5/15987 Honduras. Letter, 10 Aug.transmitting note to the Ministers forForeign Affairs of Mexico, Colombia. Pan~ma

and Venezuela referring to remarks byMinister for Foreign Affairs of Nicaraguacriticizing the recent meeting of ContadoraGroup

5/15995 Honduras. Letter. 20 5ep. denyingcharges made by Nicaragua at the securityCouncil meeting on 13 Sep concerning airattacks by Honduran airplanes on Nicaraguanterritory

5/16007 Nicaragua. Letter.• 27 Sep.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras, concerningartillery attack by Somozist mercenariessupported by members of Honduran army onthe Espino customs post on 2S Sep

S/16013 Honduras. Letter, 29 Sep.transmitting note to the Minister for,Foreign Affairs of Nicaragua, objecting tothe charges by Nicaragua that the attackagainst El Espino customs post on 26 Sepwas carried out from Honduran territory bythe armed group of Nicaraguans

$/16016 Honduras. Letter, 29 Sep,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua, concerningattack by the Sandinist army on Honduranterritory on 28 Sep

2S

Dgcuments (continued)S/16021 Honduras. Letter. 3 Oct,

transmitting the following texts: 1. Letterfrom the President reaffirming the pacifistposition of his Government in relation tothe Central American crisis; 2. Letter fromthe President accepting the Document ofObjectives adopted by the Contadora Groupin Panama City on 9 Sep; 3. Presentationmade before the Permanent Council of OAS inJul 1983

S/16022 Honduras. Letter, 4 Oct.transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affa;rs of Nicaragua containingprotest against constant acts of violationof terr;t~rial integrity of Honduras bymembers of the Sandinist People's Army

S/16024 Nicaragua. Letter. S Oct,transmitting note to the Acting Ministerfor Foreign Affairs of. Honduras reportingthat Nicaraguan anti-air~raft defence shotdown on 3 Oct a military aircraft. suppliedby the United States" engaged in supportingSomoz;st mercenaries returning to theirbases in Honduras

S/16025 Ni~aragua. Letter. 5 Oct ••transmitting nnte to the Acting Ministerfor Foreign Affairs of Honduras reportingincursions into Nicaragua by Somozistmercenary forces fram Honduras andobjecti~g to announcement made fromHonduras by the counter -revolutionaryEdgard Chamorro that civilian shipping,including ~exican vessels carrying oil toNicaragua. will be attncke~

S/~6030 Nicaragua. Letter, 7 act,transmitting note to the Minister forFo~eign Affairs of Honduras~ referring tothe situation stemming from the shootingdown of the DC-3C merc~nary plane ana thecapture of three members of its crew on 3Oct '"

S/16031 Nicaragua. Letter, 10 Oct.transmitting note to the Minister forForQign Affairs of Honduras, denouncingseries of air attacks on Nicaraguanfrontier villages by unidentified planes~oming from Honduras

S/16031 Nicaragua. Letter, 11 Oct.transmitting note to United statesSecretary of state concerning sabotage of atank of diesel fuel in the port of Corintocaried out on 10 Oct, by Somozanmercenaries supported and financed by theUnited states Administration

S/16043 Nicaragua. Letter, 13 Oct,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras, concerningshelling of Nicaraguan frontier post of LasManos by Somozan mercenaries from Honduranterritory

S/16059 Honduras. Letter. 20 Oct,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua concerningbombing of Honduran village by aircraft ofthe Sandinista Air Force on 11 Oct


SUBJECT INDEX


Do;uments (continued)5/16060 Honduras. Letter, 20 Octo

tranSMitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua regardingviolation of Honduran territorial waters bysix heavily armeJ Nicaraguan vessels on 15Oct

5/16062 Nicaragua. letter, 21 Octotransmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerningattac~ C~ the Village of Pantasma by alarge group of Somozan mercenaries whichkilled 47 Nicaraguan civilians on 18 Oct

5/16063 Nicaragud. Letter, 24 Oct,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras reportingattack against Nicaraguan freightercarrying a cargo of food by high-speedlaunch coming from Honduras

5/16080 Honduras. Letter, 26 Octotransmitting letter to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua concerningviolation of Honduran territory by the5andinist People's Army, who capturedHonduran citizens fishing in the off GuipoIsland in the Gulf of Fonseca

5/16105 Nicaragua. Letter, 29 Oct,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerningaggressive acts and provocations byelements of Honduran army against Nicaraguaon 28 Oct

5/16109 Nicaragua. Letter, 2 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras regardingattack by Honduran patrol boats onNicaraguan coastguard vessels withinterritorial waters of Nicaragua on 1 Nov

5/16110 Nicaragua. Letter, 2 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerning actsof violation of Nicaraguan airspace byaircrafts coming from Honduran territory on30 Oct

5/16113 Honduras. Letter, 1 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragu~ concerning actof violation carried out by two Nicaraguanvessels sailing in Honduran territorialwaters on 28 Oct

S/16123 Honduras. Letter, 2 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeigR Aff~irs of Nicaragua concerningviolation of Honduran territorial waters bytwo Nicar'aguan boats which opened fire atHonduran vessels on routine patrol duty

5/16127 Honduras. Letter, 4 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua concerningshelling of the Honduran village by theSandinist People's Army on 26 Oct

5/16130 Nicaragua. Letter, 3 Nov,tr&nsmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras regardingviolation of Nicaraguan territorial watersand airspace by Honduras on 2 Nov

26

DOcuments (continued)S/16133 Honduras. Letter, 8 Nov,

transmitting communication No. 542 to theMinister for Foreign Affairs of Nicaraguaregarding attack against Honduran villageof Cama10tal by the troops of SandinistPeople's Army on 7 Nov

S/16134 Ni.caragua. L~tter, 7 Nov,transmitting notes to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras reporting thataircraft and helicopters coming fromHonduras violated Nicaraguan airspace on 4Nov and that Honduran coastguard vesselsdestroyed a Nicaraguan fishing boat inNicaraguan waters on 6 Nov

S/1614! Nicaragua. Letter, 11 Nov,tr\lsmitt ing letters to the Hini.ster forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerningattack by 50m0zan mercenaries againstNicaraguan border posts of El Kum and W~sla

on 9 NoyS/16143 Nicaragua. Letter, 14 Nov,

transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras regarding anattack by combined forces of the Honduranarmy and Somozist mercenaries from Hondurant~rritory, against the Nicaraguan frontierpost of Murrupuchi on 11 Nov

5/16144 Nicaragua. Letter, 14 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras referring toillegal detention by Honduran police of twomembers ,of the service staff of the Embassyof Nicaragua in Honduras on 11 Noy

5/16145 Nicaragua. Letter, 14 NoY, denyingcharges made by Honduras concerning anattack by the Sandinist People's Armyagainst Honduran customs post of Cifuenteson 11 Noy

S/16160 Nicaragua. Letter, 16 Nov,transmitting communique by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs concerning meeting betweenUnited states Ambassador in N1caragua A.Quainton, Minister of Interior ofNicaragua, T. Borge Martinez and ActingMinister for Foreign Affairs of Honduras,Dr. N. Astorga

S/16161 Nicaragua. Letter, 16 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of HonJuras referring toexchange of shots between patrol boats"Hondur~s" and "Chamelecon" a~d NicaraguanYessels and reporting attack on Nicaraguanboat "Pescasa" by Honduran coastguardvessel on 13 Nov

5/16163 Nicaragua. Letter, lS Nov,enclosing note to the Minister for ForeignAffairs of Honduras regarding attackagainst Nicaraguan frontier post ofMurrupuchi by Honduran army on 14 Nov

5/16166 Honduras. Letter, 14 NaY, enclosingnote to the Minister for Foreign Affairs ofNicaragua concerning an artillery attacklaunched by the Sandinist People's Armyagainst military outpost in the village ofGuaruma on 4 Nov


SUBJECT INDEX


Documents (continued)5/16167 Honduras. Letter, 14 Nov,

transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua regardingshelling of customs post of Cifuentes bythe Sandinist People's Army on 11 Nov

S/16168 Honduras. Letter, 15 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua concerningintrusion ef six Nicaraguan vessels intothe Honduran ter~itorial waters and firingat Honduran patrol boats "Honduras" and"Chamelecon" on 14 Nov

5/16177 Nicaragua. Letter, 22 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerningattacks by a group of Samozan mercenariessupported by personnel of the Honduran army~gainst Nicaraguan frontier posts ofHurrupuchi and Santo Tomas del Norte on 20Nov

S/16177 Nicaragua. Letter, 22 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister for~oreign Affairs of Honduras concerningattacks by a group of Somozan mercenariessupp~rted by personnel of the Honduran armyagainst Nicaraguan frontier posts ofMurrupuchi and Santa Tomas del Norte on 20Nav

5/16184 Nicaragua. Letter, 24 Nov,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerning anattack from the hel icoptcr coming' fromHonduran territory against Nicaraguanfrontier posts of Hurupucchi, El Portilloand Macarali on 22 Nov

S/16200 Nicaragua. Letter, 6 Dec,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras concerningseries of attacks against Nicaraguancoastguard vessels and fishing boats byHonduran high- speed launches within theterritorial waters of N;carogua on 4 and 6Dec

5/16221 Honduras. Letter, 15 Dec,transmitting note to the M;nister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua stating thaton 5 Dec three high-speed launches of theHonduran naval forces engaged in routinepatrol activities were attacked by units ofthe Sandini5t navy

S/16229 Nicaragua. Letter, 21 Dec,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Honduras, reporting anattack on 20 Dec by Somozist m~rcenaries

from Honduras on the village ofFrancia-Sirper. following which most of thepopulation was captured and taken away

S/16234 Honduras. Letter, 23 Dec,transmitting note to the Minister forForeign Affairs of Nicaragua rejecting theNicaraguan charges concerning an armedclash at the village of Francia Sirpcr on20 Dec

27

Participation by Non Council Members (withoutvote) accepted as follows:

S/PV.2420 Honduras, MeKico and Panama atthe 2420th meeting

S/PV.2421 Barbados, Cuba, Democratic Yemen,Grenada, Libyan Arab Jamhiriya and Spain atthe 2421st meeting

S/PV.2422 Algeria, Colombia, Costa Rica,Ecuador, India, Mauritius, Philippines,United RepUblic of Tanzania, Venezuela andViet Nam at the 2422nd meeting

S/PV.2423 Argentina, Belgium, Bolivia,Brazil, Dominican Republic, Germany(Federal Republic), Iran (Islamic Republicof), Peru ~nd Yugoslavia at the 2423rdmeeting

S/PV.2424 BUlgaria, El Salvador, Ger~n

Democratic Republic, Italy, Mongolia andSyrian Arab Republic at the 2424th meeting

S/PV.2425 Cyprus, Czechoslovakia andHungary at the 2425th meeting

S/PV.2426 Ghana at the 2426th meetingS/PV.2427 Guatemala and Uruguay at the

2427th meetingS/PV.2431 Honduras, Grenada, Mexico and

Syrian Arab Republic at the 24315t meetingS/PV.2432 Algeria, Cuba, Ethiopia,

Guatemala, Iran (Islamic Republic of),Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Hali and Seychellesat the 243Znd meeting

S/PV.2433 Argentina, Costa Rica, ElSalvador, Lao People's Democratic Republic,Mauritius, Panama, Sao Tome and Principe,Spain and Venezuela at the 2433rd meeting

S/PV.2434 Colombia and Viet Nam at the2434th meeting

S/PV.243S Congo and Uganda at the 2435thmeeting

S/PV.2436 Dominican RepUblic and Greece atthe 2436th meeting

S/PV.2437 India and Yugoslavia at the2437th meeting

Discussion in Security CouncilS/PV~2420 2427, 2431 2437, 2477

Draft resolution in 5/15770, calling uponthe Contadora Group of countries(Colombia, Mexico, Panama and Venezuela)to spare no efforts in finding solutionsto the problems between Honduras andNicaragua and requesting theSecretary-General to report to theSecurity Council on the implementation ofthis resolution, adopted unanimously atthe 2437th meeting as resolution 530(1983 )

INTERNATIONAL SECURITY: STRENGTHENING: DECLARATION(1970): IHPLEMENTATION

DocumentsS/15556 & CORR.l (A/38/67 & CORR.l)

Czechoslovakia (on behalf of the StatesParties to the Warsaw Treaty). Letter, 7Jan, transmitting Political Declaration ofthe States Parties to the Warsaw Treaty,adopted at the session of the PoliticalConsultative Committee, Prague, 4 and 5 Jan

SUBJECT INDEX

INTERNATIONAL SECURITY: STRENGTHENING: DECLARATION(1970): IMPLEMENTATION (continued)

Qocume~ (eontinued)S/15565 Secretary-General. Letter, 14 Jan,

transmitting General Assembly resolution37/10 dated 15 Nov 1982 approving theManila Declaration on the PeacefulSettle-ent of International Disputes

S/15590 Secretary-General. Notetransmitting General Assembly resolution37/118 concerning review of theimplementation of the Declaration on thestrengthening of International Security

5/15663 (A/38/129) USSR. Letter, 29 Har,transmitting replies by Mr. Y.V. Andropov,General Secretary of the Central Committeeof the Communist Party, to the questionsfrom the correspondent of Pravda, publishedon 27 Mar

S/15678 (A/38/135) Afghanistan. Letter, 31Mar, transmitting open letter from theNational Fatherland Front of Afghanistan tothe Secretary-General condemning theinterference of United states in internalaffairs of Afghanistan

5/15696 (A/38/1S1) Czechoslovakia. Letter,8 Apr, transmitting final communique of themeeting of the Committee of Ministers forForeign Affairs of the states Parties tothe Warsaw Treaty, Prague, 7 Apr

5/15727 (A/38/164) Panama. Letter, 22 Apr,transmitting information bu1letln at theconclusion of the consultations by theMinisters for Foreign Affairs of Colombia,Mexico, Panama and Venezuela with theCentral American Ministers for ForeignAffairs

5/15862 (A/38/292) USSR. Lett~r, 8 Jul,transmitting joint statement adopted ilt themeeting of ~he leading party and statefigures from Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia,German Democr~tic RepUblic, Hungary,Pola~, ~oman~a and USSR which took placeirr Moscow on 28 Jun

S/15900 (-r.38V~22) Panama. Letter, 1 Aug,transmitting information bulletin issuedfollowing meeting of Ministers for ForeignAfflHrs of Colombia, Mexico, Panama andVene~uela held with Ministers for ForeignAffairs of Costa Rica, El Salvador,Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, PanamaCity, 28 30 Jul

5/15905 (A/38/325) Bolivia, Colombia,Ecuador, Panama, Peru, and Venezuela.Letter, 2 Aug, transmitting text of the"Manifesto to the Peoples of Latin America"issued after the summit meeting in Caracason 24 Jul

5/16011 (A/38/453) Costa Rica. Letter, 27Sep, transmitting declaration of theGovernment containing comments on theaddress delivered by Co-ordinator of theGovernment of National Reconstruction ofNicaragua, D. Ortega Saavedra, to the UNGeneral Assembly

28

INTERNATIONAL SECURITY: STRENGTHENING: DECLARATION(1970): IMPLEMENTATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/16017 (A/38/459) USSR. letter, 29 Sep,

transmitting statement by President of thePresidium of the Supreme Soviet of theUSSR, Y.V. Andropov, drawing attention tothe militarist course pursued ininternational affairs by the presentadministration of the United States

S/16182 (A/38/607) USSR. Letter, 25 Nov,transmitting statement by the President ofthe Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of theUSSR, Y.V. Andropov concerning deploymentof United states medium-range nuclearmissiles in Western Europe

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQ

Reports.5/15834 Secretary General. Report

transmitting a report of the mission toinspect civilian area~ in Iran and Iraqwhich have been subject to military attack

5/16214 Secretary General. Report inpursuance of Security Counci' resolution540,(1983)

Dc;:umentsS/15596 (A/J8/89) Iraq. Letter, 7 Feb,

transmitting telegram from Mr. T. Aziz,Minister for Foreign Affairs, on the recentiniquitous Iranian aggression against Iraq

S/15597 Iraq. Letter, 2 Feb, transmittinglist of acts of Iranian armed aggressionagainst Iraq, 1 Oct . 15 Nov 1982

S/15608 (A/38/9l) Iraq. Note verbale, 14Feb, transmitting message from President S.Hussain commenting on the final communiqucissued at Damascus on 23 Jan by Syria,Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and Iran (IslamicRepUblic of)

S/15616 Sccurity Council: Presidcnt.Statement on behalf of the members of thcCouncil in conncxion with the escalcltion ofthe conflict betwecn Iran (Islamic Republicof) and Iraq

5/15627 (A/38/99) Iran (Islamic Republicof). Letter, 24 Feb, concerning statementof the Commander of Iraq's 4th Army quotedin the Lebanese weekly Al Hawadethregarding territorial ambitlons that theruling regime of Iraq has in Iran

5/15632 (A/38/l0B) Iran (Islamic RepUblicof). letter, 27 Feb, transmitting list ofnames and other details of 9.405 Iraniancitizens who have been reported missingsince the beginning of the war ofaggression against Iran by Iraqi rulers

5/15636 (A/38/113) Iraq. Note verbale, 2Mar, transmitting message from President S.Hussain to the Iranian peoples appealingfor help to save livcs and end th~ war anddcstruction

SUBJECT INDEX

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF); & IRAQ (continued)

POClents (cont inued)5/15699 (A/38/155) Iraq. Letter, 11 Apr,

transmitting letter from Hr. T. Aziz,Minister for foreign Affairs, concerningIranian act of aggression on the frontierof Iraq during the night of 10 Apr

S/15723 (A/38/163) Iran (Islamic Republicof). Note verbale, 20 Apr, transmittingstatement to the 1st Extraordinary sessionof the Regional Organization for theProtection of Marine Environment by theGovernment of Iran concerning oil wells inNoruz field caught fire due to Iraqi rocketattacks

5/15729 (A/38/165) Iran (Islamic RepUblicof). Letter, 22 Apr. concerning shellingsof If"" long-range artillery and missilesagain~~ civilian population of Iran on 20Apr

5/15735 (A/3B/167) Iran (Islamic RepUblicof). Letter, 26 Apr, reporting Iraqishelling of the city of Dezful on 26 Aprcausing death of civilian population

5/15739 (A/J8/17J) Iran (Islamic ~epublic

of). Letter, 28 Apr, reporting attacks byIraqi missiles against the Iranian regionof Pol-e-Dokhtar on 25 Apr causing death ofcivilian population

5/15743 & CORR.l (A/38/l77 & CORR.l) Iraq.letter, 2 May, stating that letters in5/15729, 15735 and 15739 represent atypical example of the hypocrisy anddeception of the Iranian regime

5/15744 (A/38/178) Iraq. letter, 3 Hay,stating ~hat Iranian letter in 5/15627 isdistorting the truth and quoting excerptsfrom the report in the Lebanese weekly AlHawadeth concerning Iranian militaryconmuniques

5/15747 Iran (Islamic Rcpub11c of). Letter.5 May, concerning statement by th~ lraqiMinister of Culture and Information,transmitted by Baghdad television,announcing that Iraq will bombard Iraniancities in retaliation for Iranian shellingof Iraqi cities

5/15752 (A/3S/1S7) Iraq. Letter. 5 May,criticising Iranian attitude during the 1stExtraordinary session of the RegionalOrganization for the Protection of theMarine Environment concerning pollutionarising from the fire in the Noruz oilwells and consequent spillage of oil

5/15763 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Lctter.S May. reporting shelling of Irani~n citicsof Andimeshk and Dezful by Iraqi rockets on5 May, causing death of civilian popUlation

5/15765 Iraq. Letter, 12 May. stating thatthe letter in 5/15747 is a further exampleof hypocritical nature and perfidiousconduct of the Iranian regime

S/15796 (A/38/238) Iran (Islamic RepUblicof). Letter, 2S May, reporting Iraqishelling of towns of Sar Po1 e Zahab andAbadan Which resulted in death of civiliansand destruction of property

29

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQ (continued)

Documents (continued)5/15798 (A/38/239) I~an (Is1am;c Republ;c

of). Letter, 25 Hay, reporting bombing ofIranian town of Baneh by the Iraqi army on25 May causing death of innocent ciVilians

5/15804 Iraq. Letter, 27 May, transmittingstatement by Hr. Tareq Aziz, Deputy PrimeMinister and Minister for foreign Affairs,concerning the visit of the UN mission toIraq and Iran (Islamic Republic of)

5/15824 (A/38/267) Iraq. Letter, 6 Jun,containing information about details ofIranian aggression against Iraq during Apr19B3

5/15825 (A/38/26B) Iraq. Letter, 9 J~n,

transmitting proposals of President Husseincontained in his letter addressed to theIranian peoples tu conclude a specialagreement to halt the war between the twocountries

5/15826 Iraq. Letter, 10 Jun, declaringreadiness to submit the matter of Iranianaggression against Iraq to arbitration

S/15851 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter.29 Jun, transmitting memorandum fromMinistry of Foreign Affairs referring todocument S/15834 and stating that Iran(Islamic Republic of) is ready to welcomeany fact-finding mission with enough timeto obtain a full picture of the crimescommitted by Iraq's forces of aggression

S/15874 Iraq. Letter, 14 Jul, stating thatIranian memorandum in 5/15851 containsdeliberate distortions and contradictionsand condemning Iran (Islamic Republic of)as responsible for the continuation of warbetween the two countries

5/15909 Iran (Islamic RepUblic of). Letter,3 Aug. reporting continued bombing ofIranian border towns by Iraq with longrange artillery fire

5/15915 (A/38/330) Iraq. Letter, 4 Aug.transmitting excerpts from Iranian militarycommuniques and statements by Iranianufficials on the recent Iranian aggressionagainst Iraqi territory, which began on 21and 22 Jul

5/15926 Iran (Islamic RepUblic of). Letter,12 Aug, concerning aerial attack carriedout by Iraq against Iranian town of GilahGharb on 10 Aug

5/15932 & ADD.l Iran (Islamic Republic of).Letter, 17 Aug, concerning Iraqibombardment of Iranian cities

5/15934 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,18 Aug, reporting Iraqi air attack$ onIranian Village of Najaf on 13 Aug

5/15941 Iran (Islamic RepUblic of). Letter,26 Aug, concernlng Iraqi air raid ON thevillage of Vavan Sardasht on 23 Aug

5/15962 Iran (Islamic RepUblic of). letter,7 Sep, regarding series of Iraqi air raidson towns and villages in Western Iran on27 30 Aug and 2 Sep

SUBJECT INDEX


DQcuments (continued)5/15983 (A/38/408) Iraq. Letter, 12 Sep,

stating that Iranian military communiquesand letters to the Secretary-General aredistorting the facts in order to concealIranian aggression against Iraq

S/16000 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,22 Sep, regarding continuous bombardment ofIranian cities by Iraq

S/16019 Ira~ (Islamic Republic of). Letter,29 Sep, regarding the intention announcedby Radio Baghdad to launch altacks ontargets inside Iranian territory

S/16049 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,14 Oct, transmitting communique from theMinistry of Foreign Affa 's regarding oilpollution in the Persian Gulf as a resultof bombardment by Iraq

S/16053 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,19 Oct, reporting bombardment of Marivanand aerial attacks against residentialquarters of Bareh by Iraq on 11 and 15 Oct,respect ively

5/16061 (A/38/523) Iraq. Letter, lO Oct,reporting a large-scale military attacklaunched by Iran (Islamic Republic of)against northern ser.tor of Iraq with theintention of occupying that sector

S/16071 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,23 Oct, denying charges in S/16061 andstating that Iraq is responsible forescalating its border disputes with Iran(Islamic Republic of) into a full fledgedwar of aggression and occupation

S/16092 Guyana, Togo and Zaire. Draftr~solv.tion calling for an immediatece~~~tion of military operations, affirmingthe ~ight to free naVigation and commercein international waters and requestingSecretary-General to consult with theparttes concerning ways to sustain andverify the cessation of hostilities.including possible dispatch of UN observers

5/16104 Iran (Islamic RepUblic of). Letter,31 Oct. concerning shelling of Iraniantowns of Dezful and Masjid 501eiman byIraqi armed forces on 22 Oct

S/16117 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,2 Nov, reporting new bombardment raids byIraq against schools and residential areasof Iranian towns of Hasjid 501eiman andBehbahan as a result of which 474 studentswere killed or wounded on 29 act

5/16120 (A/38/560) Iraq. Letter. 1 Nov,transmitting statement of the officialposition of the Government on SecurityCouncil resolution 540 (1983)

5/16122 (A/38/564) Iraq. Letter, 3 Nov,concerning launching by Iran (IslamicRepUblic of) large scale military attackagainst the area of Penjween

5/16128 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,3 Nov, requesting dispatching fact findingmission to the Iranian Iraqi front line toexamine medical and military evidence ofthe use of chemical weapons by Iraqi forces

30


DOCUments (continued)5/16129 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,

3 Nov, transmitting photographs ofdestruction caused by Iraqi attacks on thetowns of Dezful, Harivan and Andimeshk inwestern Islamic Republic of Iran

S/16139 Iran (Islamic RepUblic of). Letter,10 Nov, reporting Iraqi attacks, inclUdingthe use.of chemical weapons, againstIranian towns of Andimeshk, Hasjid50leima~, Behbahan and Nahavand on 5 Nov

5/16140 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,9 Nov, transmitting photographs of victimsof Iraqi chemical artillery attack in thePiranshahr area on 25 act

5/16154 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,16 Nov, concerning repeated use of chemical\~eapons by Iraqi armed forces againstIranian civilian targets

5/16156 (A/38/590) Iraq. Letter, 14 Nov,transmitting excerpts from Iraniancommuniques issued from 20 Oct to 4 Nov,reporting attacks against Iraq

S/16157 (A/38/591) Iraq. Letter, lS Nov,transmitting communiques issued from 1 Octto 6 Nov reporting the shelling of civilianurban and rural centres within Iraqiterritory by Iranian armed forces

5/16181 (A/38/604) Iran (Islamic Republicof). Letter, 22 Nov, requesting dispatchingfact·finding mission to the Iranian·Iraqifront line to examine evidence that Iraqcan produce to support its allegations in5/16157

5/16185 Ir~n (Islamic Republic of). Letter,25 Nov~ enclosing photographs of damage tocivilian sectors of the towns of Behbahan,Dezful, Harivah and Hasjed-50leimaninflicted by Iraqi missile attacks

5/16186 (A/38/616) Iraq. Letter, 28 Nov,commenting on Iranian letters to theSecurity Council and stating that they"represent a futile attempt to utilize themachinery of the UN to make cheappropaganda"

5/16189 (A/38/6l7) Iraq. letter, 28 Nov,quoting Iranian military communiquesreiterating continuation of Iranianaggression against Iraq

5/16189 (A/38/617) Iraq. Letter, 28 Nov,quoting Iranian military communiquesreiterating continuation of Iranianaggression against Iraq

5/16190 (A/38/618) Iraq. Letter, 28 Nov,reporting destruction of cable and wirelesscommunications stations throughout thecountry caused by bombardment by Iranianfighter aircraft

5/16191 (A/38/619 Iraq. Letter, 28 Nov,transmitting excerpts from official Iraqimilitary communiques issued during theperiod from 7 to 25 Nov concerning theshelling of civilian targets withln Iraqiterritory by the Iranian forces

SUBJECT INDEX

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & I~AQ (continued)

Document~ (continued)S/1619J (A/38/650) Iraq. Letter, 29 Nov,

rejecting Iranian charges that Iraq usedchemical weapons against targets in Iran(Islamic Republic of)

S/16204 Iran (Islamic RepubHc of). letter,6 bec, stating that Iraq is preparing newwaves of altacks on Iranian civiliantargets using as an excuse fabricatedreports of alleged Iranian attacks againstIraq

5/16213 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,11 Dec, conveying statement of position ofthe Ministry for Foreign Affairs regardingSecurity Council resolution 540 (1983)which points out that the resolutionprovides a shield to protect Iraq andneglects the prerogatives of the Iranianpeople

5/16218 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,14 Dec, drawing attention to the communiquebroadcast by the Iraqi television whichattr~buted the recent incidents in Kuwaitto t~e Islamic Re~ublic of Iran andannounced military attacks against selectedtarget in Iran (Islamic RepUblic of)

S/16220 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,15 Dec. reporting attacks by Ira~ on 14 Decon residential areas of four Iranian bordertowns and requesting the Secretary-Generalto send regr~sentatives to both countriesto examine" the validity of claimsconcerning military actions againstcivil ians

S/16222 Iran (Islamic RepUblic of). Letter,16 Dec, reporting that on 8 Dec twomerchant ships, one Greek and one Cypriot,were attacked by Iraqi war planes as theywere approaching Iranian ports, carryingnon-military items

5/16225 (A/38/763) Iraq. letter, 14 Dec,denying Iranian charges in S/16204 andtransmitting statement by the Iraqimilitary spokesman

S/16235 Iran (Islamic RepUblic of). Letter,27 Dec, stating that the Security Councilshould bear the responsibility forobstructing the acquisition of evidence ofthe war crimes perpetrated by Iraq againstIran (Islamic Republic of)

5/16236 Iran (Islamic Republic of). Letter,28 Dec, drawing attention to the c~Jnique

broadcast by the Iraqi television whichclaimed that Iranian armed forces bombardedIraqi cities and villages among themKhanigain and that Iraq had to retaliateagainst certain selected targets insideIran (Islamic Republic of)

S/16238 (A/38/767) Iraq. Letter, 23 Dec,referring to S/16049 and stating that Iraqdid not violate any conventions concerningsafety of marine environment

31


DOCUments (continued)S/16239 (A/38/768) Iraq. Letter, 23 Dec,

transmitting excerpts from official Iraqimilitary communiques issued during period25 Nov - 19 Dec reporting shelling of townsof Mandali and Shihab, by Iranian armedforces

S/16240 (A/38/769) Iraq. Letter, 23 Dec.rejecting Iranian charges in S/16220


Draft resolution in S/16092, calling foran immediate cessation of militaryoperations, affirming the right to freenavigation in international waters andrequesting Secretary-General to consultwith the parties concerning ways tosustain and verify the cessation ofhostilities, inclUding possible dispatchof UN observers, adopted (12-0-3) at the2493rd meeting as resolution 540 (1983)

IRAQ: & IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)~

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQ

IRAQ: & ISRAELSeg also:

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION


tran~mitting G~neral Assembly resolution37/18 requesting the Security Counci) toconsider the necessary measures to deterIsrael from repeating attack on nuclearfacil ities

ISRAELSee also:

IRAQ: & ISRAELLEBANON SITUATIONMIDDLE EAST SITUATIONPALESTINE QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL

ISRAEL: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

Documents5/15625 Israel. Letter,' 25 Feb, 'concerning

offensive references regarding Israel byspeakers at the meetings of the SecurityCouncil convened in response to the letterto the President of the Security Council byLibyan Arab Jamahiriya

S/15988 Israel. Letter, 16 Sep, objectingto the remarks made by the representativeof Libyan Arab Jamahiriya during thediscussion in the Se~urity Council on'downing of Korean airliner (S/PV.2472)

SUBJECT INDEX

ISRAEL: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA (continued) KAMPUCHEA SITUATION (continued)

ISRAEL: NUCLEAR WEAPONS

JORDAN: REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (1983)



KAMPUCHEA SITUATIONSee also:

CHINA: & VIETNAMSOUTH EAST ASIA: PEACE AND SECURITYTHAILAND: & VIET NAM

Documents (continued)S/15626 (A/38/98) Lao People's Democratic

RepUblic. Letter. 25 Feb. transmittingstatements of the Summit Conference of theLao People's Democratic RepUblic. thePeople's RepUblic of Kampuchea and VietNam. Vientiane. 22 and 23 Feb

S/15631 (A/38/l07) Democratic Kampuchea.Letter •. 28 Feb. transmitting statement ofPresident S. Norodom Sihanouk. concerningattacks against Kampuchean civilianrefugees by Vietnamese troops on 4 Feb

S/15633 (A/38/109) China. Letter, 1 Mar,transmitting statement from the ministry ofForeign Affairs. concerning the statementissued through the so-called "SUmmitconference of the three Indochinesenations" by Vietnamese authorities.announcing the "offer" of partial troopwithdrawals from Kampuchea

S/15647 (A/38/119) Democratic Kampuchea.Letter, 17 Mar, transmitting statement ofthe Ministry of Foreign Affairs onVietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen CoThach's conjuring trick in New Delhi

S/1565,O (A/38/l21) Democratic Kampuchea.Letter. 21 Mar. transmitting statement ofthe Ministry of Foreign Affairs, denouncingand condemning the intensified use ofchemical we&pons by Vietnamese aggressorsagainst KampYchean civilian popUlation

S/15677 (A/38/134) Thailand. Letter. 1 Apr,transmitting joint ASEAN statement issuedby the Foreign Ministers of ASEAN. Bangkok.1 Apr. condemn~"g attacks by Vietnamesearmed forces against Kampuchean c,.ilians

S/15685 (A/38/136) Democratic Kampuchea.Letter. 5 Apr. transmitting statement byP~esident Norodom Sihanouk, condemningcrimes of genocide by Vietnamese aggressorsduring attacks on the ci~ilian populationof the liberated areas of DemocraticKampuchea along the Kampuchean-Thaifrontier

S/15687 (A/38/138) China. Letter. 5 Apr,transmitting statement by the Spokesman ofthe Ministry of Foreign Affairs on theattack by Vietnamese aggressor troops onKampuchean refugee camps and the intrusioninto the territory of Thailand

S/l5692 (A/38/140) Democratic Kampuchea.Letter. 7 Apr. transmitting statement byPresident Norodom Sihanouk concerning anattack on the liberated areas and civilianpopulation of Democratic Kampuchea on 3 Apr

S/15702 (A/38/156) Democratic Kampuchea.Letter, 12 Apr, concerning use of chemicaland bacteriological weapons by Vietnameseaggressors in Kampuchea in Feb and Mar

S/15706 (A/38/158) Thailand. Letter. 14Apr. condemning unprovoked acts ofaggression by Vietnamese forces againstThai territorlal integrity and crimesagainst Kampuchean civilians. 1,·4 Apr

Secretary-General. ReportSecretary-General. ReportSecretary-General. ReportSecretary-General. Report

DQcuments (continued)S/15996 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter. 21

Sep. aff;nning the appropriateness of areference by t~e Libyan representative inthe Security C~uncil on 6 Sep (S/PV.2472)to the shooting down of a Libyan civilianpassenger aircraft by Israel on 21 Feb 1973

S/16008 Israel. Letter. 21 Sep.transmitting excerpts from the letter of 5Mar 1973 in S/10895 and objecting to theinappropriate name used by Libyan ArabJa~.hiriya in reference to Israel

ReportsS/15630S/15638S/15713S/16014

DocumentsS/15559 (A/38/69j Thailand. Letter. 7 Jan.

~ondemning indiscriminate shelling over theThai ··Kampuchea border by Vietnamese forces,in Kampuchea on 31 Dec 1982

S/15510 (A/38/77) Democratic Kampuchea.Letter. 20 Jan. transmitting statement bythe Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemningand rejecting Hanoi authorities' act ofviolation aimed at annexing the Kampucheansea waters

S/15593 & ADD. 1 (A/38/85 & ADD.1)Thailand. Le~ter. 2 Feb. concerning act ofarmed aggression by Vietnamese forces inviolation of Thailand's sovereignty ~nd

territorial integrity on 31 JanS/15595 (A/38/88) Democratic Kampuchea.

Letter, 7 Feb. transmitting statement byPresident Sihanouk and statement by theMinistry of Foreign Affairs condemning theattack on the ~ong Chan camp by Vietnameseaggressors

S/15622 (A/38/96) Democratic Kampuchea.Letter, 23 Feb. concerning a series of usesof chemical and bacteriological weapons byVietnamese aggressors in Kampuchea. 11 Dec1982 . 1~ Feb 1983

32

KAHPUCHEA SITUATION (continued)

SUBJECT INDEX

KAMPUCHEA SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/15707 (A/38/157) Lao People's Democratic

Republic. Letter, 14 Apr, transmittingcommunique of the Extraordinary Conferenceof the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of thePeople's Republic of Kampuchea, LaoPeople's Democratic Republic and Viet Nam,Phnom Penh, 12 Apr

S/15708 (A/38/l59) Lao People's DemocraticRepublic. Letter, 18 Apr, transmittingstatement by the Ministry of ForeignAffairs of the People's Republic ofKampuchea, concerning the situation inKampuchea and proposing the establishmentof a demilitarlzed zone along the borderbetween Kampuchea and Thailand

5/15736 (A/38/168) Germany (FederalRepublic) and Thailand •.Letter, 21 Apr,transmitting text of Joint Declaration ofthe 4th Meeti,., of the Foreign Ministers ofthe states Mem~ers of ASEAN and the.European Community, Bangkok, 24 and 25 Mar

5/15740 (A/38/174) Germany (FederalRepublic). Letter, 28 Apr, transmittingtext of a statement by. the Ministers forForeign Affairs of the ten states membersof the European Community on recent eventsat the Thai-Cambodian border

5/15751 (A/38/185) Thailand. Letter, 6 May,reporting a series of over 20 violations ofThai sovereignty and territorial integrityby Vietnamese forces, 5-21 Apr .

S/15754 (A/38/188) Democratic Kampuchea.Letter, 9 May, transmitting the communiquefrom the Council of Ministers condemningthe policy of genocide systematicallycarried out by the Vietnamese authoritiesagainst the Kampuchean people

S/15758 (A/38/203) Democratic Kampuchea.Letter. 11 May, transmitting anon-exhaustive list of crimes c~itted bythe Vietnamese forces against the civilianpopulation of Kampuchea, between Feb andbeginning of Apr

S/15786 (A/38/210)· Democratic Kampuchea.Letter. 20 May. transmitting communique bythe Military High Command of the NationalArmy of Democratic Kampuchea regarding themilitary results of the 1982 ·1983 dryseason

S/15875 (A/38/302) Indonesia. Letter, 15Jul, transmitting text of the jointconmunique of. the 16th ASEAN MinisterialMeeting, held at Bangkok on 24 and 25 Jun

5/15885 (A/38/314) Democratic Kampuchea.Letter, 25 Jul, transmitting statement bythe Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejectingas null and void the "treaty" and"agreements" concerning the VietNam·Kampuchea frontier

S/15891 (A/38/316) Lao Peopl~'s DemocraticRepublic. Letter, 26 Jul, transmittingcommunique of 7th Conference of ForeignMinisters of Laos, Kampuchea and Viet Nam,Phnom Penh, 19-20 Jul

33

Documents (continued)S/15999 (A/38/441) Indonesia. Letter, 21

Sep, transmitting joint statement byMinisters for Foreign Affairs of ASEAN,entitled "~~ Appeal for KampucheanIndependence". Issued at Jakarta. 21 Sep

S/16027 (A/38/486) Thailand. Letter, 6 Oct,reporting series of attacks by Vietnameseforces against Kampuchean refugee camps andviolations of territorial integrity ofThailand

S/16029 (A/38/490) Lao People's DemocraticRepublic. Letter, 7 Oct. transmitting openletter from intellectuals and religiouspeople of Kampuchea to intellectuals,religious people, organizations and peoplesof the world and a white paper concerningKampuchea's policy towards its Vietnameseresidents .

S/16045 A/38/510 Democratic Kampuc~ea.

Letter. 14 Oct, transmitting stdt~~~nt bythe Government condemning Viet Nam for thepolicy of population transfer as a resultof which several hundreds of thousandVietnamese settlers were established onKampuchean territory with the intention ofsystematic Vietnamization of Kampuchea

KOREA (REPUBLIC OF): & USSR~~~PUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

KOREAN AIRLINER: SHOTDOWN.s.tt:.

REPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

KOREAN QUESTION

DocumentsS/15602 Security Council. President. Note

transmitting letter dated 8 Feb from the~ermanent Observer of the DemocraticPeople's Republic of Korea enclosingcommunique of the Supreme Command of theKorean People's Army in connection with thesituation being created on and around theKorean peninsula

5/15607 Security Council. President. Notetransmitting letter dated 11 Feb from thePe~manent Observer of the Republic ofKorea. referring to 5/15602 and statingthat North Korea blames the defensivemilitary exercise in the Republic of ,Koreafor contributing to the tensions on thepeninsula -

5/15728 United States. Letter. 20 Apr.transmitting report of the UN Command (UNC)for UN forces in Korea concerning themaintenance of the Armistice Agreement of1953 during the period 17 Dec 1981 - 3 j Dec1982

SUBJECT INDEX

KOREAN QUESTION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/15767 Security Council. President. Note

transmitting letter dated 16 Hay from thePermanent Observer of the DemocraticPeople's Republic of Korea stating thatUnited states is making attempts to deployneutron bombs on the Korean Peninsula

S/15778 Security Council. President. Notetransmitting letter dated 19 Hay from thePermanent Observer of the DemocraticPeople'S Republic of Korea enclosing amemorandum of the ForeignHlnistry inconnection wlth an attempt to form a newmilitary alliance consisting of Unitedstates. Japan a~d South Korea

S/15785 Security Council. President. Notetransmitting letter dated 23 May from the

'Permanent Observer of the Republic of Koreastating that information in S/15767 is apropaganda manoeuvre design to conceal theinvasion plans against South Ko,ea

S/15820 Security Council. President. Notetransmitting letter dated 9 Jun from thePermanefit Observer of the Repub1 ic of Koreastating that Democratic People'S Republicof Korea continues to exploit SecurityCouncil as a forum for propaganda againstthe Republic of Korea as evident in S/15778

S/15861 Security Council. President. Notetransmitting letter dated 7 Jul from thePermanent Observer of the DemocraticPeop1e'~ Republic of Korea, referring toS/15728 s~~ting that the United Statesaggravate~ the tension in the Koreanpeninsula and violates the Korean MilitaryArmistice Agreement

LEBANON SITUATIONSee a1sC4

MIDDLE EAST SITUATIONUNIFIL

~ports

S/15956 Secretary-General. Report on thesituation in the Beirut area

S/lG228 Secretary··General. Rep~rt submittedin pursuance of Security Council resolution542 (1983) on steps taken to facilitate thedeparture of PLO forces from Tripoli, whichtook place without incident on 20 Dec onfive Greek ships escorted by French navalunits

DocumentsS/15610 (A/38/93) Egypt. Letter, 16 Feb.

transmitting' excer.pt.~ -,rom the statementdelivered by Deputy Prime Minister beforethe National Security Committee on ForeignRelations and the Committee on Arab Affairsof the People's Assembly, relating to thesituation in southern Lebanon

S/15773 Mongolia. Letter, 18 Hay,transmitting statement by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs condemning actions of theIsraeli military against Lebanese peopleand criticising U.S. -Israeli proposals forpeace with Lebanon

34

LEBANON SITUATION (continued)

Docum~ (continued)S/15953 Lebanon. Letter. 2 Sep,

transmitting letter from the Hinister forForeign Affairs of Lebanon to theSecretary-General of the League of ArabStates concerning withdrawal of Israelitroops from parts of Lebanon

S/15974 Lebano". Letter, 9 Sep, requestingan urgent meeting of the Security Councilto declare a cease-fire and take measuresfor its imp1ementaiton

5/15981 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 13S~p, transmitting letter from Colonel~addafi concerning situation in Chad and inLebanon

S/15990 Lebanon. Draft resolution callingfor an immediate cease-fire throughoutLebanon. authorizing Secretary-General todeploy UN observers to monitor thesituation in the areas of hostility andrequesting the Secretary-General toinitiate consultations on possibledeployment of UN forces to ensure peace andp~otection of civilian population

5/15994 Lebanon. Letter. 19 Sep, expressingthe hop~ that draft resolution in S/15990will be submitted to a vote by thePresident of the Security Council at anappropriate time

S/16131 (A/38/576) USSR. Letter. 8 Nov,transmitting statement by TASS concerningUnited States policy towards Lebanon

5/16138 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 9Nov, t~ansmitting letter from ColonelQaddafi stating that the peace-keepingforces in Lebanon have completed their taskand now their presence only aggravates thedangerous situation in Lebanon

S/16142 Security Council. President. Notecontaining statement read by the Pres 'j dentat the 2496th meeting of the SecurityCouncil on 11 Nov. expressing concern overr'ecent developments in Northern Lebanon andcalling for an immediate cessation ofhost 11 it ies

S/16178 France. Letter, 22 Nov, requestinga meeting of the Security Council toconsider the situation in northern Lebanon

S/16179 Draft resolution requesting theparties concerned to accept a cease-fireand to observe cessation of hostilities innorthern Lebanon

5/16194 Secretary General. Statement atSecurity Council consultations held on 3Dec requesting, on purely humanitariangrounds, the flying of the UN flag on theships which would evacuate the armedelements of the PLO from Tripoli

S/16195 Security Council. President.Statement confirming support of theSecurity Council for the statement made bythe Secretary'General in 5/16194

LEBANON SITUATION (continued)

SUBJECT INDEX

LESOTHO: & SOUTH AFRICA (cQntinued)

Documents (continued)5/15196 Syrian Arab Republic. Letter, 4

Dec, transmitting letter from the DeputyPri-e Minister and Minister for ForeignAffairs concerning escalation of militaryoperations by the United States and Israelin northern Lebanon on 4 Dec

S/16197 United States. Letter, 4 Dec,stating that United States Navy aircraftfra- the Sixth Fleet carried out airstrikes on 4 Dec against Syrian armyanti-aircraft concentrations which had beenthe source of the attacks against UnitedStates aircraft on 3 Dec

5/16202 Syrian Arab Republic. Letter, 6Dec. 'in reference to S/16197 and stat ingthat United States air strikes against thepositions of Syrian troops in Lebanon werenot carried out in self-defence butconstituted an act of aggression

S/16207 (A/38/708) USSR. Letter, 6 Dec,transmitting TASS statement condemning theraid of United States fighter bombersagainst the positions of Lebanese andSyrian troops in northern Lebanon on 4 Dec

S/16224 Fra~ce. Letter, 17 Dec, announcingthe decision of the Government to assist inthe evacuation of Palestinian fighters fromTripoli to North Yemen and Tunisia

S/16230 Greece. Letter, 21 Dec, statingthat five Greek vessels had been madeavailable to Mr. Yasser Arafat fqr thedeparture of PLO forces from Tripoli on 20Dec

5/16233 (A/39/57) Israel. Letter. 23 Dec,stating that the departure of Yasser Arafatand his troops from Tripoli "should beviewed as a dangerous precedent by allthose committed to combating internationalterrorism"

Partjcipation by Non-CQuncil Members (withoutvote) accepted as fQ1lows:

S/PV.2475 LebanQn at the 2475th meeting

Djscussion in Security CouncilS/PV.2475S/PV.2501

Draft resolution in S/16179 calling theparties concerned tQ accept a cease-fireand to observe cessatiQn of hostilitiesand requesting the Secretary-General tQfollow the situation and to repQrt to theSecurity CQunci1. adQpted unanimously atthe 2501st meeting as resolution 542(1983)

LESOTHO: & SOUTH AFRICASee also:

APARTHEID


transmitting General Assembly resQ1ution37/101 entitled "InvasiQn Qf LesQthQ bySQuth Africa"

35

DQcuments (continued)5/15598 South Africa. Letter, 8 Feb,

transmitting letter from Mr. R.F. Botha,Minister of Foreign Affairs andInformation. rejecting resQ1utiQn 527(1982). as fundamentally flawed andone-sided

S/15658 LesQtho. Letter, 28 Mar, concerningincidents of aggression and sabQtage whichoccured in Lesotho instigated by SouthAfric on 26 and 27 Mar

S/156GQ South Africa. Letter, 30 Mar.rejecting allegatiQns in S/15658

S/15846 Draft resolutiQn endorsing therepQrt of the MissiQn to LesothQ in S/15600and requesting Member States andinternational organizatiQns to give toLesotho the needed assistance

S/15847 South Africa. Letter, 29 June,transmitting a joint press statement bySQuth Africa and LesothQ conc~rning

relatiQns betw~en the two countries(Johannesburg, 3 June)

S/15852 South Africa. Letter, 1 July,transmitting letter from Minister ofForeign Affa~rs, rejecting references inSecurity Council resolutiQn 535, andstating that meeting between the Ministersconcerned would serve no purpQse unlessLesotho establishes a climate of confidence

S/15931 LesothQ. Latter, 17 Aug, concerningdemands by South ~lrica tQ expel itsrefugees by LesQtho

S/15970 LesothQ. Letter. 7 Sep. statingthat, in order to meet SQuth Africandemands, LesQtho and UNHCR h~ve agreed tostart prQcedures towards resettlementelsewhere of SQme members of the refugeecommunity now in LesothQ however, SouthAfrica continuews its illegal arms embargQagainst Lesotho

S/16033 South Africa. Letter. 11 Oct,denying charges by LesothQ and pointing Qutthat South Africa has not applied selectiveeeonc~ic sanctions or an arms embargoagainzt lesotho

S/16054 $outh Africa. Letter. 19 Oct,transmitting message to the Minister ofForeign Affairs Qf LesothQ. Qbjecting tothe statement by Mr. V. Molapo of Lesothoin the general debate Qf the 38th sessionof the General Assembly (A/38/PV.24)

5/16057 Lcsotho. Letter, 20 Oct,transmitting message tQ the Minister forForeign Affairs of South Africa cha~ging

South Afr~ca of allOWing its territ~ry tQbe used for harbQuring. training andcrQss-border operations of armedindividuals against Lesotho

LE50THO: ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE

ReportsS/15600 Secretary General. Report

(transmits report of the mission toLesQthQ, 11 16 Jan)

LESOTHO: ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE (continued)

SUBJECT INDEX

LIBYAN ARAB JAMA~IRIYA: & SUDAN (continued)

DocumentsS/15846 Draft resolution endorsing the

report of the Mission to Lesotho in S/15600and requesting Member states andinternational organizations to give toLesotho the needed assistance

ParticiDation by Non-Council Members (withoutvote) accepted as follows:

S/PV.2455 Lesotho at the 245Sth meeting


Draft resolution in S/15846 endorsing thereport of the Mission to Lesotho inS/15600 and requesting Member states andinternational organizations to give toLesotho the needed assistance. adoptedunanimously at the 245Sth meeting asresolution 535 (1983)

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & CHADStt.;.

CHAD SITUATI ON

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & COLOMBl.\~

COlOMBIA: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & EGYPT,~

EGYPT: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & ISRAEL~

ISRAEL: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

LlBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & SOMALIA

Documents5/15912 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter. 6

Aug. transmitting letter from ColonelQaddafi stating that landing of UnitedStat~s forces in Egypt. Sudan. Somaiia andOman constitutes a threat to the securityof Libyan Ar~b Jamahiriya

S/15924 Somalia. Letter~-''''12 Aug. rejectingallegations by Libyan Arab Jamahiriya andpointing out that joint military exercisesof United States and Somalian armed forcesare not directed against the security ofany country

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & SUDANSee also:

CHAD SITUATI ONEGYPT: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & USA

36

DocumentsS/15629 Egypt. Letter. 25 Feb, transmitting

message from the Minister for ForeignAffairs concerning the positiG~ of Egypt onthe latest developments along theLibyan/Sudanese borders

S/15637 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 7Mar. commenting on contents of the Egyptianletter in S/15629 and stating that therewere nQ Libyan concentrations or movementsagainst the Sudan or others

S/15912 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter. 6Aug. transmitting letter from ColonelQaddafi stating that landing of Unitedstates forces in Egypt. 'Sudan, Somalia andOman constitutes a threat to the securityof Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

S/15921 Sudan. Letter. 11 Aug, transmittingmessage from Minister for Foreign Affairs.M. Mubarak. rejecting allegations inS/15912 and stating that joint Sudanese andUnited States armed forces exercises aretraining activities and constitute nothreat to Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

S/15935 Sudan. Letter. 18 Aug. informingthat the Sudanese nationals taken prisonerby Chad were forced to fight with Libyanforces

LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESSee also:

CHAD SITUATI ONEGYPT: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

. LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & SUDAN

DocumentsS/15614 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter. 18

Feb, concerning serious situation arisingas a result of United States militarylhreats and provocati~ns against the LibyanArab Jamahiriya

S/15615 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter. 19Feb, requesting meeting of the SecurityCouncil to consider the deterioratingsituation near the Libyan shores

S/15617 United States. Letter. 22 Feb.rejecting allegations by Libyan ArabJamahiriya and stating that United statesdispatched no offensive aircraft into theregion and violated no Libyan airspace

S/15618 Benin. Letter. 22 Feb, transmittingmessage by President H. Kerekou ,toPresident H. Qaddafi of the Libyan Arab onthe SUbject of the deterioration in thesituation off the Libyan coast

S/15619 Jordan. Letter. 22 Feb. requestingthe Security Council to extend aninvitation to Dr. C. Haksoud. PermanentObserver of the League of Arab states tothe UN. to participate in the SecurityCoune i1 debate

S/15621 Toga. Letter, 23 Feb, requestingthe Security Council to extend aninvitation to Hr. I.M. Mafole,representative of the Pan African Congressof Azania. to participate in the SecurityCouncil debate

SUBJECT INDEX

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES (continued) LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES (continued)

MALTA: REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (1983)

Discuss ion in security CO~lncll

S/PV. 24 U-24185/PV.2464S/PV.2466S/PV •.2468

MIDDl~ EAST SITUATIONSee also:

IRAQ: & ISRAELLEBANON SITUATIONPALESTINE QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAELUNDOFUNIFIL

Documents (continued)S/15920 United States. Letter, 10 Aug.

rejecting statements in S/15910 and S/15913and charging Libyan Arab Jamahiriya withdirect responsibility for tension andconflict in Chad

S/15921 Sudan. Letter. 11 Aug. transmittingmessage from Minister for F07eign Affairs,M. MUbarak, rejecting allegations inS/15912 and stating that joint Sudanese andUnited States armed forces exercises aretraining activities and constitute n~

threat to Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

Secretary-General. Report

Participation bY Non-Council Members (withoutvote) accepted as fOllQWs:

S/PV.2415 Ben'n. Democratic Yemen, Egypt.Ghana. Iran (Islamic RepUblic of). LibyanArab Jamahiriya. Sudan and Syrian ArabRepublic at the 2415th meeting

S/PV.2416 Mr. C. Haksoud. PenmanentObserver of the League of Arab States. atthe 2416th meeting (requested in S/15619)

S/PV.2417 Czechoslovakia. Genman DemocraticRepublic. Hungary, Hadagascar and Viet Namat the 2417th meeting

S/PV.2418 Algeria, Bulgaria, Cuba, Ethiopiaand Hr. I.F. Mafole, representative of PanAfric~nist Congress of Azania. at the2418th meeting (requested 1n S/15621)

S/PV.2464 Cuba. Democratic Yemen. Iran(Islamic Republic of), Libyan ArabJamahiriya and Syrian Arab Republic at the2464th mell!t ing

S/PV.2466 Afghanistan, I.ao People'sDemocratic Republic. Sudan and Viet Nam atthe 2466th meeting

S/PV.2468 Czechoslovakian Egypt. G~rman

Democratic Republic and India at the 2468thmeeting

Bi:Jlglli5/15550 & ADD.l

Documents (continued)S/15625 Israel. Letter. 25 Feb. concerning

offensive references regarding Israel byspeakers at the meetings of the SecurityCouncil convened in response te the letterto U;~ President of the Security' Council byLibya~ Arab Jamahiriya

S/15755 Libyan Arab J~hiriya. letter. 10May, concerning repeated violation ofLibyan territor ial waters and air'space byUnited States Sixth Fleet and militaryaircraft on 25-26 Apr

S/15789 United States. Letter. 24 May.rejecting allegations in S/15755 andstating that the aircraft of the SixthFleet carrier Nimitz conducted routineflight operations in international airspaceabove the central Mediterranean and neitherthe aircraft nor the vessels of the UnitedStates Sixth Fleet violated Libyanterritorial waters or airspace

S/15872 Democratic Yemen. Iran. Libyan ArabJ~hiriya and Syrian Arab Repub11c.Letter, 18 Jul. concerning manoeuvres tobe held by the United States rapidintervention forces in the Middle East andAfrica in Aug 1983

S/15887 United States. Letter, 22 Jul.referring to S/15872 and stating that thepurpose of the joint training exercisesinvolVing military forces of the UnitedStates and other nations in the Middle Eastis to review and enhance the def~nsive

capabilities of the participants and arelimited in scope and duration, and do notinvolve contested land, air or sea space

5/15903 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter. 2Aug, transmit~ing statement refutingcharges by United States of Libyanintervention in Chad

S/15910 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 5Aug, drawing attention of the Council tothe dangerous situation created by theincreasing tension provoked by the Unitedstates Administration in the Mediterraneanregion and Africa

S/15912 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 6Aug, transmitt ing lettet' from ColonelQaddafi stating that landing of Unitedstates forces in Egypt, Sudan, Somalia andoman constitutes a threat to the securityof Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

S/15913 USSR. Letter, 8 Aug, transmittingTass communique on events regarding Chad,condemning American and French acts ofintervention in'that country and directmilitary pressure on Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

S/15914 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 8Aug, requesting immediate meeting of theSecurity Council to consider acts ofprovocation and hostility perpetrated byUnited States against Libyan ArabJamahiriya

5/15919 United States. Letter, 10 Aug.rejecting allegations in S/15912 andS/15914 as totally misrepresentive of thepurpose of joint exercises of militaryforces of United States and other MiddleEastern nations

37

SUBJECT INDEX

IMIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)I! Reports

S/16015 (A/38/458) secretary-General.Report on military developments and UNpeace-keeping activities. situation in theoccupied territories. Palestine refugeeproblem. question of Palestine and searchfor a peaceful ~ettlement

DocumentsS/15548 (A/38/60) Israel. Letter. 4 Jan.

concerning a series of acts of terroragainst Israel diplomats and missionsabroad. 11 Jan - 26 Nov 1982

S/15549 (A/38/61) Israel. Letter. 4 Jan.r'eject ing statements on 20 Dec 1982 by anumber of Arab and other delegates inexplanation of their vote on draftresolutions A/31/L.45/Rev.l and A/31/L.48under agenda items "Question of Palestine"and "The Situation in the Middle East"

S/15553 Jordan. Letter. 1 Jan. transmittingletters from Mr. Z.L. Terzi. PermanentObserver of PLO. concerning large-$calearrest campaign by Israeli occupationtroops in the occupied Palestinian WestBank and torture of Palestinian prisonersby Israeli jailers

5/15561 Jordan. Letter, 13 Jan.transmitting letters from PLO ~equesting

t~e Security Council to take effectivemeasures to put an end of the provocativeand repressive taetics by Israelioccu~ation troops against Palestiniansliving under Israeli military occupatio~

S/15562 (A/38/13) Israel. Letter. 14 Jan.concerning PLO terrorist outrages againstIsrael's civilian population on 11 Jan

S/15566 Syrian Arab Republic. Note verbale,19 Jan. transmitting letter from Mr. A.H.Khaddam. Minister for Foreign Affairs.concerning seriousness of hostiledeclarations by Israeli authorities

S/15569' Israel. Letter, 21 Jan. referringto S/15566 and concerning introduction bythe Syrian regime of long-range Sovietmissiles

S/15;16 & CORR.l (A/38/84 & CORR.l) SyrianArab Republic. Letter~ 27 Jan. referring toS/~~569 and stating that the huge militaryarsenal of Israel has as its sole objectthe pursuit af aggression. occupation.expansion. annexat1~n and the realizationof "Israel's strategic interest"

S/15610 (A/38/93) Egypt. Letter, 16 Feb.transmitting excerpts from the statementdelivered by Deputy Prime Minister beforeth~ National Security Committee. theCommittee on Foreign Relations and theCommittee on Arab Affairs of the People'sAssembly. relating to the situ~tion insouthern Lebanon

5/15628 (A/38/106) Nicaragua. Letter. 22Feb. transmitting Final Communique andother documents of the Ministerial Me~ting

of the Co-ordinating Bureau of the~on-Aligned ~ountries. Managua, Nicaragua.10-14 Jan 1983

38

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

DOCUments (continued)5/15748 (A/38/119) Jordan. Letter. 5 May.

transmitting letter from the PL~ and aletter from the Committee to Defend theRights of Prisoners at Ansar Detention Campto the Chairman of the International RedCross at Ansar Detention Center expressingappreciation for the humanitarian roleplayed by the ICRC in defending the rightsof the prisoners

S/15865 (A~38/295) Israel. Letter. 11 JUl.concerning violence and attacks on Jewishresidents of Hehron and neighbouringvillages by the Arabs

5/15867 (A/38/297) Germany (FederalRepublic). Letter. 22 Jun. transmittingtext of conclusions adopted at a meeting ofthe heads of State and Government ofEuropean Community in stuttgart on 19 Junand expressing hope for lasting andcf:Hllprehensive peace in the Middle East

S/16201 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 6Dec. stating that the agreement betweenUnited states and Israel made during thevisit of Israeli Prime Minister, Y. Shamir.to Washington will endanger peace andsecurity in the Arab region

5/16203 Israel. Letter, 6 Dec, concerning abomb explosion on the civilian passengerbus in Jerusalem on 6 ~ec, for which theresponsibility was claimed by the PLO

5/16205 Israel. Letter. 7 Dec. pointing outthat the responsibility for a bombexplosion on a civilian bus in Jerusales,which killed 4 and injured 46 people. wasclaimed by Y. Arafat. who several days agoasked for the UN flag to protect him andhis army departure from Tripoli

5/16209 (A/38/717) Israel. Letter, 8 Dec.transmitting message from the PrimeMinister relating to the bomb explosion onthe passenger bus in Jerusalem for whichresponsibility was cl~imed by the PLO andrequesting cancellation of the arrangementto give ~r. V. Arafat and his army a safeconduct under UN flag from Lebanon

5/16223 & CORR.1 (A/38/750 & CORR.1)Israel. Letter. 16 Dec, concerning flow ofarms and extensive military assistance tothe Arab countries

MOZAMBIQUE: & SOUTH AFRICASee also:

APARTHEID

Documents5/15794 P~kistan. Letter, 26 May.

transmitting statement by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs condemning the unprovokedair raid by South Africa on a site nearMaputo, Mozumbique, resulting in the lossof innocent lives and property

5/'5801 & CORR.l (A/38/254 & CORR.l)Mozambique. Letter, 25 May. concerning airr~id by South Africa on a town of Matoia on2~ May causing death of civilians anddestruction of property

SUBJECT INDEX

HOZANBIQUE: & SOUTH AFRICA (continued)

Documents (continued)5/15802 (A/38/25S) German Democratic

Republic. Letter, 26 Hay, transmittingstatement by the Hinistry of ForeignAffairs condemning air raid of SouthAfrican war planes on Haputo, Hozambique,on 23 Hay

5/15944 (A/38/371) Hozambique. Letter, 26Aug, transmitting communique from theGovernment of Hozambique regarding theattack on the Mining Enterprise ofHozambique in Zambezia on 21 Aug

5/16052 A/38/518 Hozambique. Letter, 18Oct, reporting explosion in a residentialbuilding in Haputo caused by devices placedby South African agents

NAHIBIA QUESTIONSee also:

ANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAAPARTHEID

ReportsS/.5776 Secretary General. Further report

concerning the implementation of SecurityCouncil resolutions 435 (1973) and 439(1978) on the question of Namibia

S/15943 Secretary-General. Further reportconcerning the implementation of SecurityCouncil resolutions 435 (1978) and 439(1978) on the question of Namibia

5/16237 Secretary-General. Further reportconcerning the implementati~~ of SecurityCouncil resolutions 435 (1978) and 439(1978) concerning the question of Namibia

Documents5/15592 Secretary-General. Note

transmitting GenerJl Assembly resolution37/233

S/15733 South Africa. Letter, 26 Apr,transmitting letter from Hr. R.F. Botha,Minister of Foreign Affairs, concerning theso called "Conference in support of thestruggle of the Namibian People forIndependence", Paris, Apr 1983

5/15737 (A/38/169) USSR. Letter, 26 Apr,transmitting message from the Presidium ofthe Supreme Soviet and the Council ofHinisters to participate in theInternational Conference in Support of theStruggle of the Namibian People forIndep~ndence

S/15757 (A/J8/189) UN Council for Namibia.President. Letter, 9 Hay, transmitting theParis Declaration on Namibia adopted by theInternational Conference in Support of theStruggle of the Namibian People forIndependence, Paris, 2529 Apr and theReport and Programme of Action on Namibiaadopted by the Conmittcc of the Whole ufthe International Conference

5/15760 Mauritius. Letter, 12 May,requesting on behalf of the Group ofAfrican states a me~ting of the SecurityCouncil to co~sider the situation inNamibia

39

NAHIBIA QUESTION (continued)

Documents (continued)5/15761 India. Letter, 13 Hay, requesting

on behalf of the Hovement of NonalignedCountries a meeting of the Security Councilon 23 Hay to consider the question ofNamibia

S/15779 Togo, Zaire and Zimbabwe. Letter,20 May, requesting the Security Council toextend an invitation to Mr. Sam Nujoma,President of SWAPO, to participate in theSecurity Council debate

S/15781 MauritiUS. Letter, 20 Hay,transmitting on behalf of the Group ofAfrican states at the UN, a documententUled: "Namibia: the crisis in UnitedStates policy toward Southern Africa",produced by TransAfrica and ZJ othernon-governmental organiz~ticns in the U.S.

S/15784 India. Letter, 23 May, transmittinga message from Hrs.·Indira Gandhi, Pri"~

Hinister of India and Chairman of theMovement of Non-Aligned Countries,requesting the Security Council to makeSouth Africa comply with the UN plan forNamibia, by imposing mandatory sanctions ifnecessary

5/15790 Jordan. Letter 25 May, requestingthe Security Council to extend aninvitation to Hr. C. Haksoud, PermanentObserver for the League of Arab States t.qthe UN, to participate in the Council'sdebate

S/15791 Security Council. President. Notetransmitting statement by Seychellescalling for implementation of theresolution 435 concerning elections inNamibia· .

S/15792 France, United Kingdom and UnitedStates. Letter, 26 Hay, requestingextension of invitation to Hr. Barnes andHr. Diergaardt to participate in theSecurity Council's debate

S/15795 Panama. Letter, 26 Hay,-transmitting letter from Mr. L. Ricardo de

. la Espriella, President of the Repub11c ofPanama expressing support for theinalienable right of the Namibian people toself-determination and nationalindependence

5/15799 Togo, Zaire and Zimbabwe. Letter,26 Hay, requesting extension of invitationto Hr. Johnstone F. Makatini,representative of the African NationalCongress of South Africa to participate inthe Sec~\ ity Council's debate

S/15800 10go, Zaire and Zimbabwe. Letter,26 Hay, requesting extension of i;~,4tation

to Mr. Lesaoana S. Hakhanda, repre~~ntative

of the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania toparticipate in the Secl,n"ity Council'sdebate

5/15803 Oraft resolution mandating theSecretary General to undertakeconsultations with the parties to theproposed ceasefire and to report to theSecurity Council by 31 Aug 1983

NAMIBIA QUESTION (continued)

SUBJECT UIDEX

NAMIBIA QUESTION (continued)

Documents (continued)5/15805 Mongolia. Letter, 30 Hay,

transmitting message from PresidentTsendenbal to the leaders of theOrganization of African Unity supportingthe struggle of Namibian people forindependence and condemning South Africanpolicy

5/15801 Venezuela. Letter. 31 Hay,transmitting message from President LuisHerrera Campins expressing support for theinalienable right of Namibia toself-determination and nationdlindependence

S/15811 Somalia. Letter. 1 Jun,transmitting state"~nt supporting thestruggle of Namibian people forindependence and condemning South Africanpolicy

5/ 1 5911 (A/38/332) India. Letter, 5 Aug,transmitting communique adopted at aplenary meeting of the Nonaligned Countrieson 5 Aug condemning South African decisionto establish State Council in Namibia todraw up a Constitution for the territory

5/16048 Senegal. Letter, 11 Oct, requestingon behalf of the Group of African States atthe UN, an urgent meeting of the SecurityCouncil to consider the situation inNamibia

5/16050 Special Committee on the Situationwith regard to the Implementation of theDeclaration on the Gr~nting of Independenceto Colonial Countries and Peoples.Chairman. Letter, 11 Oct, transmittingSpecial Committee decision (A/AC.l09/160)condemning South Africa for its massivemilitary bUild-up in Namibia and obligingSecurity Council to impose comprehensivemandatory sanctions against South Africa

S/16051 India. Letter, 18 Oct, requestingon behalf of the Movement of Non· AlignedCountries, a meeting of the SecurityCouncil to further consider the question ofNamib'ia

5/16055 Togo, Zaire and Zimbabwe. Letter,20 Oct, requesting an invitation to Hr. P.Hueshihange, Secretary for Foreig~

Relations of SWAPO to attend SecurityCouncil meetings during consideration ofthe Namibia question

S/16056 Guinea. Note verbalc, 20 Oct,transmUting message from President A.Sekou Toure expressing hope that theSecurity Council will assume itsresponsibility to the people of Namibia

S/16064 Zimbabwe. Letter, 24 Oct.requesting the Security Council to extendan invitation tQ ~r. Hakatini, therepresentative of African National Congressof South Africa to participate in theCouncil's debate

40

DOCuments (continued)5/16081 Canada, Germany (Federal RepUblic),

France, United Kingdom and United States.Letter, 25 Oct, transmitting letters fromMr. K. r.iruako, President of the DemocraticTurnshalle Alliance in Namibia and from Mr.L.J. Barnes of the Labour Party of Namibia,objecting acknowledgement extended by theUN to SWAPO as the sole and legitimaterepresentative of the Namibian people andrequesting opportunity to address theSecurity Council

S/16085/REV.2 Guyana, Jordan, Malta.Nicaragua, Pakistan, Togo. Zaire andZimbabwe. Revised draft resolutioncondemning South Africa for its obstructionof Security Council resolution 435 (1978),reiteratino that resolution and deciding toremain seized of the matter and to meet onor before 15 Dec

5/16106 South Africa. Letter. 29 Oct.transmitting statement by the Hinister forForeign Affairs pointing out that nosettlement plan can be implemented unless afirm agreement ;s reached on Cubanwithdrawal from Angola

5/16219 South Africa. Letter, 15 Dec,transmitting letters from Hinister forForeign Affairs and Information concerningconditions in which South Africa ispreplred to begin implementation ofSecurity Council resolution 435 (1978)

Pijrtjcipation by Non--Council Hembers (withoutvote) ijccepted ijS follows:

S/PV.2439 Algeria, Angola, Australia,BJngladesh, Benin, Cuba, Egypt, Ethiopia,Gambia, Guinea, India, Indonesia, Jamaica,Kuwait. Hali, Mauritius, Nigeria, Panama,Romania, Senegal, Seychelles. Sierra Leone,South Africa, Sri Lanka, Syria~ ArabRepublic, Tunisia, Turkey. Yug~~~avia,

Zambia, Hr. Lusaka, President cf the UNCouncil for Namibia and Mr. S. Nujoma.President of the SWAPO at the 2439thmeeting

S/PV.2440 Afghanistan, Botswana, Canada,Germany (Federal RepUblic), Kenya. Horocco.Mozambique, Uganda. United Republic ofTanzania, Upper Volta and Hr. Raul RoaKouri, Acting Chairman of the SpecialCommittee on the Situation with regard tothe Implementation of the Declaration onthe Granting of Independence to ColonialCountries and Peoples at the 2440th meeting

S/PV.2441 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Japan,Somalia and Democratic Yemen at the 2441stmeeting

S/PV.2442 Bulgaria, Chile and Venezuela atthe 2442nd meeting

S/PV.2443 Barbados, Cyprus, Gabon, Liberia,Hexico, Hongolia, Niger, Qatar and Viet Namat tne 2443rJ meeting

S/PV.2444 Argentina. Hungary and the GermanD~mocratic Republic at the 2444th meeting

S/PV.2446 Czechoslovakia at the 2446thmeet ing

SUBJECT INDEX

NAHIBIA QUESTION (continued) NETHERLANDS: REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (1983)

NICARAGUA: REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (1983)

NICARAGUA: & EL SALVADORSU.i.

EL SALVADOR: & NICA~AGUA

NICARAGUA: & HONDURASSUi

HONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

NICARAGUA: & COSTA RICASiUti.

COSTA RICA: & NICARAGUA

Secretary-General. ReportSecretary-General. ReportSecretary-General. Report

secretary-General. ReportSecretary General. Report

RegortsS/15550S/15853S/15876

ReportsS/15550S/15917

DocumentsS/15654 Mongolia. Letter, 24 Mar.

transmitting excerpts from the speech ofPresident Y. Tse~~enbal and the jointMongolian Nicaraguan communique of 24 Mar,issued following the official visit by the'Nicaraguan delegation to Mongolia

5/15661 suriname. Letter. 28 Har,transmitting memorandum concerningincreasing acts of aggression againstNicaragua

S/15662 Viet Nam. Letter, 28 Har,condemning armed aggression againstNic3ragua

5/15679 Lao People's Democratic RepUblic.Letter. 4 Apr. transmitting Declaration bythe Spokesman of the Foreign MinistryGoncerning increasing acts of aggressionaga inst Nicaragua,

5/15704 Nicaragua. Letter, 13 Apr,reaffirming the position of Nicaragua forthe conside~ation and settlement ofdisputes wit'h another state or other st~tesand transmitting cert3in commentsconcerning campaign Gf aggression andattacks against Nicaragua through designsof United States Administration

NICARAGUA: & UNITED STATES~

CENTRAL AMERICA: PEACE AND SECURITYHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANICARACUA SITUATION

NICARAGUA SITUATION1e~_illso:

C£NTRAL AMERICA: PEACE AND SECURITYHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Participation by Non-Council Members (wjthoutvote) accepted as follows :.. (continued)

S/PV.Z441 Malaysia. Hr. Johnstone F.Makatini. representative of the AfricanNational Congress of South Africa and Hr.Lesaoana S. Hakhanda. representative of thePan Africanist Congress of Azania at the2447th meet ing

S/PV.2448 Grenada 3t the 2448th meetingS/PV.2449 Ghana and Iran (Islamic Republic

of) at the 2449th meetingS/PV.24S0 Colombia at the 2450th MeetingS/PV.2481 Angola. Canada, Cuba. Ethiopia.

India. Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Nigeria.Senegal, Sierra Leone. South Africa. UnitedRepUblic of Tanzania, Yugoslavia. Zambia.Mr. Lusaka. Hr. Hueshihange, Secretary forforeign Relations of SWAPO and the Chairmanof the Special Ccwnnittee on the Situationwith regard to the Implementation of theDeclaration on the Granting of Independenceto Colonial Countries and Peoples at the2481st meeting

S/PV.2482 Botswana, Germany (FederalRepubHc). Mozambique and Venezuela at the2482nd l1teeting

S/PV.2483 Algeria, German DemocraticRepublic. Kenya. Kuwait. Mexico. Sri Lankaand Tunisia and Acting Chairman of theSpecial Committee against Apartheid at the2483rd meeting

S/PV.248S Czechoslovakia and Mr. Hakatini.representative of African National Con~~ess

of South Africa at the 2485th meetingS/PV.2486 Argentina. Bulgaria and Syri~n

Arab Republic at the 2486th meetingS/PV.2488 Hungary. Iran (Islamic RepUblic

of). Peru and Sudan at the 2488th meetingS/PV.2490 Turkey and Uganda at the 2490th

meeting

Discussion in Security ~~~S/PV.2439-2444. 2446-2451, 2481 2486,2488,

2492Draft resolution in 5/15803. m3ndating

the Secr~tary·Gener3l to undertakeconsultations with the parties to theproposed ceasefire and to report to theSecurity Council by 31 August 198,3.adopted unanimously at the 2449th meetingas a resolution 532 (1993)

Draft resolution in S/160S5/Rev.2.condemning South Africa for its obstructionof the implementation of Security Councilresolution 435 (1978), reiterating thatresolution and deciding to remain seizedof the matter and- to meet immediatelyfollowing the Secretary Gener31 rcpor~ tothe Security Council, 3dopted (14 0·1) ~t

the 2492nd meeting as resolution 539(1983)

41

PJOAU: & UN (continued)

SUBJECT INDEX

lliiiii - - 'ii~;SiOi&iUiliilll I.'" _~-"'(Z;l"'''.L''''OiII••iII'''.••11••••111.1....lllillll_ilH.II'I..U.lld1l1i11.._iP"J.ILI!l:~::!::;:Q1~-·..<.Wi:;::;'"":W!i•••,113:: !<iiiiJliIi;ni~il'~-~,"","'" -r ..

I

NICARAGUA SITUATION (continued)

r '_ioAa"'__-I

PACIFIC ISLANDS (TRUST TERRITORY)

PAKISTAN: REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (1983)

PAKISTAN: & AFGHANISTANlli.l.


PALESTINE QUESTIONSee alsQ:

TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAELMIDDLE EAST SITUATION


Documents .5/15731 [Secretary-General.] Note

transmitting report of the United StatesGovernment on the administration of theTrust Territory of the Pacific Islands.1981/1982 (also issued as T/1853)

S/15927 (A/38/340) USSR. Letter. lS Aug.transmitting statement by TASS regardingilleJal activities of the United Statesaiming at annexation of the UN strategicTrust Territory of the Pacific Islands(Micronesia)

S/15940 United States. Letter, 30 Aug.transmitting statement by the Department ofState replying to the accusations containedin S/15927

5/16042 Special Committee on the Situationwith regard to the Implementation of theDeelaration on the Granting of Independenceto Colonial Countries and Peoples.Chairman. Letter, 13 Oct. transmittingconclusions and recommendations concerningthe Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands,adopted by the Committee on its 1248tl1meet ing, 13 Oct

DocymentA (continued)S/16146 Secretary-General. Note

transmitting General Assemblyresolution 38/5 calling the SecurityCouncil to continue to associate closelythe OAU with all its work concerning Africa

Reports5/15550

ReportsS/16015 (A/38/458) Secretary-General.

Report on military developments and UNpeace·keeping activities. situation in theoccupied territories. Palestine refugeeproblem, question of Pal~stine and searchfor a peaceful settlement

DocumentsS/15553 Jordan. Letter. 7 Jan, transmitting

letters from Mr. Z.L. Terzi, PermanentObserver of PLO, concerning large·s~ale

arrest campaign by Israeli occupationtroops in the occupied Palestinian WestBank and torture of Palestinian prisonersby Zionist jailers

DQcuments (continued)5/15714 Nicaragua. Letter. 19 Apr.

tran~itting comMUnique by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs concerning efforts toachieve a peaceful solution with respect toacts of aggression suffered by Nicaraguaand the problems facing the region

5/15858 Nicaragua. Letter. 5 Jul.tran~itting note on the latest attacksperpetrated against Nicaragua (25 Jun toJul)

5/15878 Nicaragua. letter. 20 Jul.transmitting communique of the NationalComMand of the Sandinist NationalLiberation Front containing the positionsof the Government of Nicaragua and itsproposals for a solution of seriousproblems in CE~tral America

S/15896 (A/38i321) India. Letter. 28 Jul.transmitting communique adopted by theCo-ordinating Bureau of the Non-AlignedCountries ~~ 27 Jul at Headquarters in NewYork

S/16199 (A/38/693) Nicaragua. Letter. 5Dec. forwarding Decree-Laws issued by theGovernment concerning the promulgation of aspecial amnesty for Nicaraguan citizens ofHiskito origin and the setting of dates forannouncing elections in Nicaragua

Documents5/15628 (A/38/106) Nicaragua. Letter. 22

Feb, transmitting Final Communique andother documents of the Ministerial Heetingof the Co-ordinating Bureau of theNo~aligned Countries in.Hanagua. 10-14 Jan

S/15675 & CORR.f. 2 (A/38/132 & CORR.l, 2)India. Letter, 30 Har. transmitting finaldocuments of the 7th Conference of Heads ofstale or Government of Non-AlignedCountries (New Delhi. 7-12 Har)

S/1~896 (A/38/321) India. Letter. 28 Jul.transmitting communique adopted by theCo-ordinating Bureau of the Non-AlignedCountries on 27 Jul 1983 at ~eadquarters inNew York .,

S/16035 (A/38/495) India. Letter. 10 Oct,transmitting Communique adopted by theHeeting of Ministers and Heads ofDelegations of the Non aligned Countries.New York, 4-7 Oct

5/16206 (A/38/707) India. Letter, 6 Dec,transmitting Declaration adopted at themeeting of the Commonwealth Heads ofGovernment held at New Delhi, 23-29 Nov

Documents5/15579 Secretary-General. Note


NONALIGNED COUNTRIES

OAU: & UN

42

.:

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SUBJECT INDEX

PALESTINE QUESTION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/15561 Jordan. Letter, 13 Jan.

transmitting letters from PLO requestingthe Security Council to take effectivemeasures to put an end of the provocativeand repressive tactics by Israelioccupation troops against Palestiniansliving under Israeli military occupation

S/15587 Secretary-General. Notetransmitting General Assembly resolution37/86

5/15609 Mongolia. Letter. 16 Feb.transmitting message from PresidentTsedenbal to Mr. K. Al-Fahoum. Chairman ofthe National Council of Palestine.supporting the struggle of the Palestinianpeople for the attainment of itsinalienable rights and the achi~vement ofnational independence

S/15646 (A/38/118) Iran (Islamic Republicof). Letter. 16 Har, transmittingcommunique condemnlng Zionist attempt atdestroying Al-Aqsa Hosque

S/15653 (A/38/122) Committee on theExercise of the Inalienable Rights of thePalestinian People. Chairman. Letter, 22Mar. concerning violations of legal andhumon rights of the Palestinians who residein the occupied territories

S/15667 (A/38/128) Committee on theEx~rcise of the Inalienable Rights of thePalestinian People: Chairman. Letter. 30Har. concerning symptons of gas p~isoning

among young people in the occupied'territories

5/15854 Jordan. Letter. 1 Jul.transmitting letter from PLO concerningintensified Israeli activities againstPalestinians living under Israelioccupation

5/16038 A/38/497 Committee on the Exerciseof the Inalienable Rights of thePalestinian People. Chairman. Letter, 10Oct. transmitting text of the GenevaDeclaration on Palestine and the Programmeof Action for the Achievement ofPalestinian Rights adopted at theInternational Conference on the Question ofPalestine. held at the UN Office at Geneva.29 Aug-7 Sep

5/16171 (A/38/595) Committee on theExercise of the Inalienable Rights of thePalestinian People. Chairman. Letter, 18Nov. requesting lifting the restrictionsplaced by the Israeli authorities on Hr. H.Hi'ari and Hr. H. Sayyid from Haifa on thegrounds that they attended theInternational Conference on the Question ofPalestine in Geneva in Sep and met withrepresentatives of PLO in working sessionsof the conference

43

':

PEACE AND SECURITY: SOUTH EAST ASIA~

SOUTH EAST ASIA: PEACE AND SECURITY

PEACE AND SECURITY: UN. SECURITY COUNCILOBLIGATIONS

DocllBnts5/15583 Secretary-General. Note





DoclNntsS/15947 United States. Letter. 1 Sep.

transmitting facts concerning destructionby the fighters of the Soviet air force ofa Korean aircraft carrying civilianpassengers of different nationalities enroute from New York to Seoul on 31 Aug andrequesting in association with Republic ofKorea an urgent meeting of the SecurityCouncil to consider this serious matter

S/15948 Security Council. President. Note.1 Sep. transmitting letter from RepUblic ofKorea. condemning destruction by the Sovietair force of Korean aircraft with 269passengers and crew on board on 31 Aug andrequesting Security Council to convene anurgent meeting and extend an invitation toRepublic of Korea to participate in thetouncil's d~bate

S/15949 Canada. 'letter, 1 Sep, requestingin association with Republic of Korea andUnited States an urgent meeting of theSecurity Council to consider the facts andimplications of the destruction on 31 Augby the air force of USSR of the Soeing 747passenger air~raft of Korea~ Airlines

S/15950 Japan. ·Let/i·er •.1 Sep. requesting anurgent meeting of the Security Council toconsider the shnnting down over waters nearSakhalin of a Korean commercial airlinerw~ich carried 269 passengers and crew ofvarious nationalities. including 27Japanese nationals

S/15951 Australia. Letter, 2 Sep.requesting in association with UnitedStates and' Republic of Korea an urgentmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe effects and serious implications of thedestruction on 31 Aug by the air force ofthe USSR of the Boeing 747 passeng~r

aircraft of Korean AirlinesSl15954 Thailand. letter, 2 Sep.

transmitting message from Prime Hinister ofThailand. Prem Tinsulanonda. to thePresident of the RepUblic of Korea. Chun000 Hwan and a statement of the Ministry ofForeign Affairs of Thailand. condemning thedestruction of Korean Airlines passengeraircraft

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-',' .

SUBJECT INDEX

REPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR (continued)

Documents (continued)S/15955 Chile. Note verbale, 2 Sep,

transmitting statement issued by theGovernment of Chile in connection with thedowning of a Korean commercial aircraft on31 Aug

S/15957 Greece. Letter, 6 Sep, transmittingstatement by the Minister for ForeignAffairs. Y. Haral ambopoul os , expressingsorrow for the loss of Repub1iJc of Koreaaircraft and calling for investigation

S/15958 Tunisia. Letter. 6 Sep.transmitting statement by the TunisianGovernment following the destruction of theSouth Korean civilian airliner on 31 Aug

S/15959 Malawi. Letter. 7 Sep, condemningthe deliberate downing by the Soviet Unionof the South Korean unarmed aircraft

S/15961 Japan. Letter. 7 Sep. t~ansmitting

statement by the Director-General of thePublic Information and Cu1tur~1 AffairsBureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairsof Japan in response to the statement madeby the representative af USSR at the 2471stmeeting of the Security Council on 6 Sep

S/15964 Jamaica. Letter, 7 Sep.transmitting statement by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs condemning destruct tan ofthe Korean Airlines passenger aircraft

5/15965 Indonesia. L~tter. 8 Sep.forewarding the position of the Governmentwith regard to the shooting down by USSR ofa South Korean civilian airliner

S/15966/REV.1 Australia. Canada, Fiji.France. Japan, Malaysia. Netherlands. NewZealand, United Kingdom, United States.Revised draft resolution deploring thedestruction of the Korean airliner andrequesting the Secretary-General to con1uctfull investigation into the circumstancesof the tragedy and to report his findingsto the Security Council within 14 days

S/15961 Barbados. Letter, 8 Sep.transmitting statement by the Government inconnection with the downing of a SouthKorean commercial aircraft on 31 Ayg

5/15968, Austria. Letter, 9 Sep,tra~smltting statement by the Minister forForeign Affairs, E. Lanc, at the Madridfollow-up Conference to the Conference onSecurity and Co operation in Europe on 8Sep. condemning the shooting down of aSout~ Korean civilian airliner

5/15969 Brazil. Letter. 9 Sep, transmittingdeclaration by the Minister for ExternalRelations, Ramiro Saraiva Geurreiro,

. repudiating downing of a South Koreanairliner by milit~ry planes of USSR

S/15972 Mongolia. Letter, 9 Sep.transmitting statement by the Chief of theMongolian Central Civil Aviation Board, L.Lkhagva, expressing support for stoppingthe flight of South Korean intrUder planeby USSR

S/15976 India. Letter, 12 Sep, transmittingstatement by the Government on the shootingdown of the Korean airliner

44

REPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR (continued)

DOcument~ (continued)S/15918 Belize. Letter. 9 Sep, condemning

the shooting down of an innocent commercialaircraft

S/15984 Nepal. Letter, 9 Sep, transmittingstatement by the Ministry of ForeignAffairs regarding the shooting down of apassenger aircraft of the Republlc of Korea

S/15985 Canada. Letter, 13 Sep,transmitting resolution unanimously adoptedby the Canadian House of Commons during aneme~gency debate concerning the destructionof a Korean 747 passenger airliner

5/15988 Israel. Letter, 16 Sep'. condemningshooting down of South Korean passengeraircraft resulting in deaths of 269passengers

Participation by Non-Council Members (withoutyote) accepted as follows:

S/PV.2470 Japan, New Zealand and PermanentObserver of RepUblic of Korea at the 2470thmeeting

S/~V.2411 &CORR.1 Bangladesh, Belgium,Italy. Liberia, Nigeria. Philippines,Portugal, Sierra Leone, Spain and Sweden atthe 2471st meeting

S/PV.2472 Colombia. Egypt, Libyan ArabJamahiriya and Malaysia at the 2472ndm~eting

S/PV.2473 & CORR.1 Bulgaria, Costa Rica,Dominican Republic. Ecuador, Fiji, GermanDemocratic RepUblic. Guatemala. Ireland,Kenya and Singapore at the 2473rd meeting

S/PV.2474 Chad. Paraguay and Thailand atthe 2474th meeting

S/PV.2476 Ivory Coast, Sudan and Venezuelaat the l476th meeting

Discussion in Security CouncilS/PV.2470 2475S/PV.2476

Revised draft resolution inS/15966/Rev.1, deploring the destructionof the Korean airliner and requesting theSecretary-General to conduct fullinvestigation into the circumstances ofthe tragedy and to report his findings tothe Security Council within 14 days.failed of adoption (9 2 ·4) at the 2476thmeeting due to the negative vote of apermanent member (USSR)

SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UN

DocumentsS/15989 (A/38/424) Secretary General. Note

transmitting application of SaintChristopher and Nevis for membership in theUN

S/15998 Security Council. Draft resolutionrecommending admission of Saint Christopherand Nevis to the UN

I

SUBJECT INDEX

SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UN(continued)

Discussion in committee on the Admission QfNew Members

S/15997 ReportS/C.2/SR.70

Discussion jn Security CQuncilS/PV.2478-2479

Draft resolution S/15998. recQmmendingadmission of Saint ChristQpher and NevistQ the UN. adopted unanimously at the2479th meeting as resolution 537 (1983)

SEYCHELLES SITUATION

DQcumentsS/15845 Seychelles. Letter. 24 Jun.

requesting the Security CQunci1 toterminate the work Qf the Commission QfInquiry; tQ keep the Special Fundoperational and to maintain the item of theSeychelles on the Security CQunci1 agendaS/15860 Security Council. President. Notereferring to 5/15845. and stating thatmembers of Security Council agreed that theCommission Qf Inquiry has fulfilled itsmandate

S/15908 Seychelles. Letter. ) Aug.transmitting press release issued by thePresident's Office annQuncing the pardonand subsequent deportation of the sixforeign m~rcenaries sentenced to death Qrlong prison terms fQr their part in thearmed aggression against the Republic ofSeychelles on 25 Nov 1981

SOMALIA: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYAlli.;..

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & SOMALIA

SOUTH AFRICA~

ANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAAPARTHEIDlESOTHO: & SOUTH AFRICAMOZAMBIQUE: & SOUTH AFRICA

SOUTH EAST ASIA: PEACE AND SECURITYSce alsQ:

CHINA: & VIET N~M

KAMPUCHEA SITUATIONTHAILAND: & VIET NAM

DocumentsS/15736 (A/38/168) Germany (Federal

Republic) and Thailand. Letter, 21 Apr,transmitting text of JQint DeclaratiQn Qfthe 4th Meeting of the Foreign Ministers Qfthe states Members of ASEAN and theEuropean Community, Bangkok, 24 and 25 Mar

5/15875 (A/38/302) IndQnesia. Letter, lSJul, transmitting text Qf the jointcommunique of the 16th ASEAN MinisterialMeeting, held at Bangkok Qn 24 and 25 Jun

45

SOUTH EAST ASIA: PEACE AND SECURITY (continued)

DOCUments (cQntinued)S/15999 (A/38/441) Indonesia. Letter, 21

Sep, transmitting joint statement byMinisters fQr Foreign Affairs Qf ASEAN.entitled "An Appeal for KampucheanIndependence". issued at Jakarta, 21 Sep

SOUTH GEORGIA ISLANDS: STATUS~


SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANCS: STATUSill..;.


SUDAN: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA~

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & SUDAN

TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAELSee also:

MIDDLE EAST SITUATIONPALESTINE QUESTION

ReportsS/15756 Secretary-General. Report

transmitting a report by Dr. Ha1fdanMah1er. Director·Genera1 Qf World HealthOrganizatiQn Qn ill defined illness amongthe Palestinian population of the West Bank

S/16015 (A/38/458) Secretary··Genera1.RepQrt on military developments and UNpeace-keeping activities. situation in theQccupied territories. Palestine refugeeproblem. question of Palestine and searchfor a peaceful settlement

DocumentsS/15574 (A/38/82) JQrdan. Letter. 24 Jan.

transmitting information concerning Israeliacts of confiscations. colonization and

'annexation of Palestinian lands in theQccupied West Bank of Jordan and Jerusalemduring Dec 1982

5/15588 Secretary-General. Notetransmitting General Assembly resolution37/88

S/15639 & CORR.1 (A/38/115 & CQRR.1)JQrdan. Letter, 1 Mar, transmitting letterfrom the Minister of Occupied TerritoriesAffairs to the Minister of Awkaf andIslamic Religious Affairs on the activitiesof the "Temple Mount Fund" organization

S/15642 (A/38/11?) JQrdan. Letter. 14 Mar.transmitting an account of Israeli assaultson the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, Jun1967 11 Mar 1923

5/15659 Jordan. Letter. 29 Mar,transmitting letter frQm PLO on theincidents of collective PQisoning in theWest Bank in addition tQ other acts ofrepressiQn a~uinst Palestinian students andcivilians

SUBJECT INDEX

TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL (continued)

Dgcuments (continued)S/15660 Iraq. Letter. 29 Mar. concerning

increasing deterioration of the situationin the occupied Arab and Palestinianterritories, including Jerusalem

S/15667 (A/38/128) Committee on theExercise of the Inalienable Rights of thePalestinian People. Chairman. Letter, 30Mar, concerning symptoms of gas poisoningamong young people in the occupiedterritories

S/15673 Iraq. Letter. 31 Mar, concerningsituation arising from cases of masspoisoning which have affected Palestiniannationals in the occupied Arab territory ofthe West Bank

S/15674 Israel. Letter. 3 Apr, referring to5/15659, 5/15660 and 5/15673 and statingthat it was a mass phenomenon withoutorgani' basi; and that there was noindication as to the existence of poisonousagents

S/15680 Security Council. President.statement on informal consultations withmembers of the Security Council concerninginquiries regarding the causes and effectsof the reported cases of poisoning

S/15683 Israel. Letter. 5 Apr. rejectingthe statement by the President of theSecurity Council on behalf of the membersof the Council in 5/15680

S/15764 Qatar. Letter. 13 May, requestingan urgent meeting of the Security Councilto consider the situation in the occupiedArab territories

'-S/15869 Jordan. Letter. 13 Ju1 ,.~ transmitting letter from PLO concerning

attacks on Palestinians praying in themosque in the city of Al Khalil (Hebron) on11 Jul

5/15886' Jordan. Letter, 26 Jul, concerningattack carried out by Israeli settlersagainst the civilian Arab population in thecity of Hebron on 7 Jul

5/15901 Greece. Letter, 2 Aug, transmittingstatement deploring attack on students ofIslamic University of Hebran on 26 Jul

5/15939 (A/38/365) Israel. letter, 25 Aug,stating that the allegations concerningcases of mass poisoning among schoolgirlsin the West Bank in Feb, are totaly withoutfoundation

S/16126 (A/38/569) Committee on theExercise of the Inalienable Rights of thePalestinian People. Chairman. Letter, 4~ov. expressing concern over the decisionof the Israeli authorities to close downBethlehem University in the occupiedPalestinian Arab territory of the West Bank

46

TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL~ ISRA£LISETTLEMENTS

Documents5/14655 (A/38/123) Jordan. Letter, 23 Mar,

concerning Is~ael's settlement activityduring the month of Feb in the occupiedArab territories, including Jerusalem

5/15572 (A/38/78) Committee on the Exerciseof the Inalienable Rights of thePalestinian People. Chairman. Letter, 21Jan, concerning new measures taken byIsrael as part of its policy ofestablishing settlements in the occupiedPalestinian territory of West Bank andviolation of human rights of Palestiniansby occupying authorities

5/15599 Jordan (on behalf of the Arab·Group). Letter, 8 Feb, request ing meet 'jngof the Security Council to resumeconsideration of Israel's persistence inits policies of establishing settlements inoccupied Arab and Palestinian territories

5/15604 Jordan. Letter, 11 Feb, requestingthe Security Council to extend aninvitation to Dr. C. Maksoud, PermanentObserve~ of the league of Arab States tothe UN. to participate in the SecurityCouncil debate

5/15635 (A/38/112) Jordan. Letter, 1 Mar,transmitting letter from the Minister forOccupied Territory Affairs on Israel'ssettlement activities in the West Bank andJerusalem during Jan 1983

5/15640 & CORR.l (A/38/116 & CORR.l)Jordan. Letter, 1 Mar, transmitting reportentitled "Effects of Israel settlements onthe situation of Arab workers in theoccupied Arab territories", prepared by theMinistry of Labour

5/15810 (A/38/257) Jordan. Letter, 25 May,concerning Israel's settlement activityduring the months of Mar and Apr in theoccupied Arab territories inclUdingJerusalem

S/15880 (A/38/JOG) Committee for theExercise of tne Inalienable Rights of thePalestinian People. Chairman. Letter, 18Ju1, expressing concern over tile decisionof th~ Israeli government to restore an oldquarter of Hebron and establish Jewishsettlers there despite the local Arabresistance

5/15890 Democratic Yemen. Letter, 27 Jul,requesting on behalf of the Arab'Group animmediate meeting of the Security Councilto discuss the situation in the occupiedArab territories

S/15895 Algeria, Bahrain, Democratic Yemen,Djibouti, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon,Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Mauritania,Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia,Sudan, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia,United Arab Emirates and Yemen. Draftresolution calling upon Israel to dismantleexisting settlements and to ceaseestablishment of new ones, and condemningattacks against Arab civilian population

SUBJECT INDEX

TERRITDRIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELISETTLEMENTS (continued)

DQcuments (cQntinued)S/15916 (A/38/331) JQrdan. Letter,S Aug.

CQncerning Israeli settlement activity inthe occupied Arab territQries during Mayand Jun

S/~5942 (A/38/369) JQrdan. Letter. 26 Aug,concerning Israeli settlement activities inthe occupied Arab territories durin9 Jul

S/16066 (A/38/528) Jordan. Letter, 20 Oct.concerning Israeli settlement activity inthe Qccupied Arab territories during Augand Sep

S/16164 (A/J8/592) JQrdan. Letter, 11 NQY.transmitting infQrmation cQncerningIsrael's settlement activity in theoccupied Arab territQries during Oct.consisting of confiscation Qf Arab land forthe establishment Qf new settlements

Participation by Non-Council Members (withoutvote) accepted as foll~

S/PV.2401 MoroccQ. Niger. Senegal and PLO(12-1-2) at the 2401st meeting of 1982(requested in S/15490 - document Qf 1982)

S/PV.2412 Egypt. India, Syri~n ArabRepublic. Yeme~o Yugoslavia and Hr. C.Maksoud. Permanent Observer of the Leagueof Arab States tQ the UN. at the 2412thmeeting (requested in S/15604)

S/PV.2413 Algeria. Cuba, German DemocraticRepublic, Iran, Kuwait, Lebanon, Turkey andUnited Arab En11rates at the 2413th meet ing

S/PV.2414 Democratic Yemen and Greece atthe 2414th meeting

S/PV.2438 Hali and Qatar at the 2438thmeeting

S/PV.2457 Afghanistan. Malaysia at the2457th meeting

S/PV.2459 Bahrain, Bangladesh. Djibouti.Iraq, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Mauritania.Oman. Saudi Arabia. Somalia, Sudan andTunisia at the 24S9th me~ting

S/PV.2460 Israel at the 2160th meeting

Discussion in Security CouncilS/PV.2412 - 2414. 2438. 24572461

Draft ~esolut;on in S/15895. calling uponIsrael to dismantle existing settlementsand to cease establishment of new ones,failed of adoption (13-1-1) at the 2461stmc~ting due to the negative vote of ap~ ',ent member (USA)

THAILAND: &VIET NAMSee also:

KAMPUCHEA SITUATIONSOUTH EAST ASIA: PEACE AND SECURITY

Document~

S/15S59 (A/38/69) Thailand. Letter, 7 Jan,condemning indiscriminate shelling over theThai Kampuchea border by Vietnamese forcesin Kampuchea on 31 Dec 1982

5/15563 (A/38/75) Viet Nam. Note verbale,14 Jan, rejecting allegations in S/15559

47

THAILAND: & VIET NAM (continued)

DQcuments (continued)S/15593 & ADD.l (A/3S/S5 & ADD.l) Thailand.

Letter. 2 Feb, concerning act of armedaggression by Vietnamese forces inviolation of Thailand's sovereignty andterritorial ihtegrity Qn 31 Jan

S/15594 (A/3S/87) Viet Nam. Letter, 4 Feb.transmitting statement by the Viet Nam NewsAgency rejecting allegation by a spokesmanfor th~ Ministry Qf Foreign Affairs ofThailand to the effect that Vietna~se

troops in Kampuchea had attacked a civilianrefugee camp in Kampuchean territory

S/15601 (A/38/90) Viet Nam. Note verbale. 8Feb, rejecting allegations in 5/15593

5/15686 (A/38/137) Viet Nam. Letter, 5 Apr,transmitting statement by the Ministry ofForeign Affairs rejecting charges by Thaiauthorities that Viet Nam has attac~ed

civilian populatiQn at refugee camps alQ"gthe Thai-Kampuchean bQrder and intrudedintQ Thai territory

S/15687 (A/3S/l38) China. Letter, 5 Apr,transmitting statement by the s~~kesman Qfthe Ministry of Foreign Affairs on theattack by Vietnamese aggressQr troops onKampuchean refugee camps and the intrusiQninto the territory Qf Thailand

S/15698 (A/38/\54) Viet Nam. Letter, 11Apr, transmitting statement by th2spQkesman ~f the FQreign Ministrycondemning U~ited states' military aid toThailand

S/15706 (A/38/150) Thailand. Letter, 14Apr. condemning unprovoked acts ofaggression by Vietnamese forces againstThai territorial integrity and crimesagainst Kampuchean civilians, 1 4 Apr

S/15708 (A/38/159) Lao People's DemocraticRepUblic. Letter, 18 Apr, transmittingstatement by the Ministry of ForeignAffairs of the People's Republic ofKampuchea, cQncerning the situation inKampuchea and proposing the establishmentof a demilitarized zone along the borderbetween Kampuchea and Thailand

S/15751 (A/38/185) Thailand. Letter. 6 Hay.reporting a series of over 20 violations ofThai sovereignty and territorial integrityby Vietnamese forces, 5-21 Apr

S/15759 (A/38/204) Viet Nam. Letter, 12May, rejecting allegatiQns in 5/15751 andstating that the jointKampuchean Vietnamese forces made ~;ghly

effective attacks on Khmer bases onKampuchean territory

S/16027 (A/38/486) Thailand. Letter. 6 Oct.reporting series of attacks by Vietnameseforces against Kampuchean refugee camps andviolatio~s of territorial integrity ofThailand

UN & OAU~

OAU: & UN

t'~

I

I.,, ..:...'._-_... '.'._".':'....'_._. "'''''__.......'' .... __ ,."._..__.__."'_. ..._.._~.__..~"..'.--..~..~.. ''':.. --''''...._':_;.. _...~. __ ,.=~.:_:~==:::..=~--=:~=:::=:::::::~-;:-...::::=_=::::=::~;'C.-~!~L~~ ., ~'.,.'Ill: _. . ." __,, ,_ ...._' .. _""_~-.-,.~'---~-_-__- ,.e

SUBJECT INDEX

UN : MEMBERS

DoctMntsS/15989 (A/38/424) SecretarY-General. Note

transmitting application of SaintChristopher and Nevis for membership in theUN

S/15998 Security Council. Draft resolutionrecommending adnission of Saint Chr1stopherand Nevis to the UN

Discussion in Committee on the Admission OfNew Members

S/15997 ReportS/C.2/SR.70

Discussion in Security CouncilS/PV.2478-2479

Draft resolution S/15998. recommendingadmhsion of Sa.int Christopher and Nevisto the UN. adopted unani~usly at the2479th meeting as resolution 537 (1983)

UN : ROLE IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS:STRENGTHENING

See also:UN. SECURJTY COUNCIL: ROLE AND FUNCTIONS

DocumentsS/15830 (A/38/271) De~rk. Finland.

Iceland. Norway and Sweden. Letter. 10 Jun.transmitting the views of the five N~rd;c

Governments on the strengthening of the UN

UN. SECURITY CO~NCIL (1983): AGENDA: SUMMARYSTATEMENTS

DocumentsS/15560S/lS560/ADD.l as of 8 JanS/15560/ADD.2 as of 15 JanS/15560/ADD.3 as of 22 JanS/lSS60/ADD.4 as of 29 JanS/lSS60/ADD.5 as of 5 FebS/lS560/ADD.6 as of 12 FebS/1556a/ADD.7 as of 19 F2bS/15S60/ADD.8 as of 26 FebS/15560/ADD.9 as of 3 MarS/15560/AOD.10 a~ of 12 MarS/15560/ADD.11 as of 19 MarS/15560/ADD.12 as of 26 MarS/15560/AOD.13 as of 2 AprS/15560/AOD.14 as of 9 AprS/15560/ADD.i5 as of 16 AprS/15560/ADD.16 as of 23 AprS/lS560/ADD.17 as of J MayS/15560/ADD.18 as of 11 MayS/15560/ADD.19 a5 of 20 MayS/15560/ADD.20 as of 27 MayS/15S60/ADD.21 as of 2 JunS/15560/ADD.22 as of 8 JunS/15560/ADD.23 as of 16 JunS/15560/ADD.24 as of 23 JunS/15560/ADD.25 as of 29 Jun

48

UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (1983): AGENDA: SUMMARYSTATEMENTS (continued)

Qocuments (continued)S/15560/ADD.26 as of 7 JulS/15560/ADD.27 as of 11 JulS/15560/ADD.Z8 as of 19 JulS/15560/ADD.29 as of 27 JulS/15560/ADD.30 as of 3 AugS/15560/ADD.31 as of 15 AugS/15560/ADD.32 as of 18 AugS/15560/ADD.33 as of Z4 AugS/15560/ADD.34 as of 31 AugS/15560/ADD.35 & CORR.l as of 16 SepS/1556~/ADD.36 as of 20 SepS/15560/ADD.37 as of 27 SepS/15560/ADD.38 as of 30 SepS/lS560/ADD.39 as of 4 OctS/15560/ADD.40 as of 11 OctS/15560/ADD.41 as of 17 OctS/15560/ADD.42 as of 27 OctS/15560/A~D.43 as of 4 NovS/15560/ADD.44 as of 14 NovS/15560/ADD.45 as of 22 NovS/15560/ADD.46 as of 24 NovS/15560/ADD.47 as of 6 DeeS/lS560/ADD.48 as of 6 DecS/15560/ADD.49 as of 14 DecS/lSS60/ADD.50 as of 23 DecS/15560/ADD.Sl as of 30 DccS/1556C/ADO.52 as of 3 Jan 1984

UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (1983): COMMUNICATIONSREC~I"L:D

DocumentsS/NC/259 Secretar iat. Conl'ilimicat ions

received from private individuals andnon-governmental bodi~s relating to mattersof which the Security Council is seized asof 31 Jan 1983

S/NC/260 as of 5 HayS/NC/261 as of 27 JunS/NC/262 as of 22 SepS/Nt/263 as of 1 NovS/NC/264 as of 12 DecS/NC/265 as of 26 Jan 1984

UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (1983): REPRESENTATIVES

Credential sCHINA (5/15665) Chin, Yung-Tsien

(5/16039) Hsu. Chao-chun and Fan,Guoxiang

FRANCE (5/15922) Rapin, L~urent

(S/15946) Schricke. Christ;an(5/16002) Schricke, Christian(S/16108) Rapin, Laurent

JORDAN (S/15713) Kasrawi, Farouk(S/15630) Salah, Abdu11ah(5/15638) Sa1ah, Abdul1ah(5/16014) Ghazzawi, Qasim and

A1-Khasawneh, Awn, S.MALTA (S/15550 & Add.1) Borg, Saviour

(5/15550 & Add.1) Gauci, Victor

U(

UN

l...-r-~""'·:"'-"?~'·~"-A.'·"" '1'''''''''' ," - - '~-~~- ,.~'....~"~' "'·...._~ .......... _~_N·_>·~.- ..k>"~~.~_. "'_..""" __ ~"'J'_"~ .•"""_~~."",-",,._~,,,,_._ .• _ ~ •. _.,

\ ':::-._-~..- .',' < ·'-"':-'_~_·_~----~.~--~-"_'-:""""'· '>"""""""' '~ ~ 4:'."'''''''''''_~ _

SUBJECT INDEX

UN. SECURITY COU~CIL (1983): REPRESENTATiVES(continued)

UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (1983): RESOLUTIONS(continued)

PAKISTAN

NICARAGUA

UNITED STATESZAIREZIMBABWE

UNDOFUNDt'FUNFIt:YPUNIFILUNIFILUNIFIL

(continued)UN: membersUN Peace-keeping Force in

See for discussion:S/RES/S37 (1983)S/RES/S34 ('1983)

CyprusS/RES/531 (1983)S/RES/543 (1983)S/RES/544 (1983)S/RES/529 (1983)S/RES/536 (1983)S/RES/538 (1983)


At its 2494th meeting, held in private.the Council adopted unanimously the draftreport

DocumentsS/15971 Security Council. President. Note,

12 Sep, concerning strengthening of therole and effectiveness of the SecurityCouncil

DocumentsS/INF/39 Collected edition of decisions and

resolutions (to be issued)

UM. SECURITY COUNCIL: ROLE AND FUNCTIONSs.~~

UN.: ROLE IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS:STREMGTHENING

UN. SECURITY COUNCIL: OBLIGATIONS.stt;.

PEACE AND S~CURITY: UN; SECURITY COUNCILOBLIGATIONS

U~. SECURITY COUNCIL: REPORT TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY(1982/198)

Craanen. J. E.Kurpershoek. P. H.Heesman. J. H.Scheltema. HugoSerry. R. H.van Lanschot. R.E.H.Stoel. Hax van derStoel. Hax van derChamorro Hora. JavierHermida Castillo.Jaime

(S/15550) Icaza Gallard. Julio(S/15550) Honcada Bermudez.

Daysi(S/15550) Honcada Zapata.

Orlando(S/15550) Tinoco Fonseca. Victor

Hugo(S/15977) Vargas Arana. Sandra(S/15550) Ali. Sajjad(S/15550) Fareed. Qazi Shaukat(S/15550) Husain. Javid(S/15550) Khan, Riaz Hohammad(S/15550) Hahmood, Khalid(S/15550) Shah Nawaz. S.

UNITED KINGDOM (5/15690) Margetson. JohnW.D.

(5/15783) Gore-Booth. DavidA.

(5/15923) Sorza~o. Jose S.(S/15741) umba di Lutete(S/15550 & Add.1) Chiketa.

Stephen Cletus(S/15550 & Add.1) Dete. Alban

Taka(S/15550 & Add.1) Jani, Galilee

Jess(S/15550 & Add.1) Kilikiti,

Nicholas Dhalamini(S/15550 & Add.1) Mashingaidze,

Elleck Kufakunesu

Credentials (continued)NETHERLANDS (S/15550)

(S/1555tJ~

( S,/15550)(S/15550)(S/15550)(S/15550)(S/15853)(S/15876)(S/15550)(S/15550)

UN. SECURITY COUNCIL (1983): RESOLUTIONS UN. SECURITY COUNCIL: VOTING: VETO

See for discussion:S/RES/545 (198)S/RES/533 (1983)S/RES/534 (1983)S/RES/541 (1983)S/RES/530 (1983)S/RES/540 (1983)

of): & Irc1qS/RES/542 (1983)S/RES/S35 (1983)S/RES/535 (1983)

assistanceS/RES/529 (1983)S/RES/532 (1983)S/RES/~19 (1983)S/RES/S37 (1983)

Nevis: admissio~

Angola: & South AfricaApartheidCyprus questionCyprus questionHonduras and NicaraguaIran (Islamic Republic

Lebanon situationLesotho and South AfricaLesotho: economic

Middle East situationNamibia questionNamibia questionSaint Christopher andto UN

See for discussion:Grenada situation (S/PV.2491)Republic of Korea: & USSR (S/PV.2416)Territories occupied by Isr~el: Israeli

settlements (S/PV.2461)

UNDorSee also:

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION

ReportsS/15777 Secretary Gener~l. Report on UNDOr

for the period 19 Nov 1982 20 May 1983(contains map: UNDOF deployment as of May1983)

S/16169 Secretary General. Report on UNDOFfor the per;od 21 May 1983 . 21 Nov 1983(contains map: UNDOr deployment as of Nov1983)

49

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SUBJECT INDEX

I t .NI. RI •••, n ....

UNDOF (continued)

Documents5/15793 Draft resolution recommending

extension of the mandate of UNDOF for aperiod of six n~nths ending 30 Nov 1983

5/15797 Security Council. President. Notetransmitting.statement on behalf of theSecurity Council concerning.the resolution531 (1983)

5/16187 Draft resolution recommendingrenewal of the mandate of UNOOF for aperiod of six months ending 31 Hay 1984

5/16188 Security Council. President. Notetransmitting statement on behalf of theSecurity Council concerning potentiallydangerous situation in the Middle East andthe adopted resolution 543 (1983)

Discussion in Security Councl1S/PV.2445

Draft resolution in 5/15793. recommendingrenewal of the mandate of UNDOF foranother period of six months. to 30 Nov1983. adopted unanimously at the 2445thmeeting as resolution 531 (1983). Inconnection with the resolution acomplementary statement was m~de by thePresident on behalf of the SecurityCouncil

S/PV.2502Draft resolution in 5/16187 recommending

renewal of the mandate of UNDOF for aperiod of six months ending 31 Hay 1984.adopted unanimously at the 2502nd meetingas resolution 543 (1983). In connectionwith the resolution a complementarystatement was made by the President onbehalf of the Security CounCll

UNFICYPSee also:

CYPRUS QUESTION

Reports5/15812 & CORR.1 & ADD.1 Sec~etary General.

Report on the UN operation in Cyprus forthe period 1 Oec, 1982 to 31 May, 1983(contains map: deployment of UNFICYP as ofMay 1983)

5/16192 & ADD.1 Secretary General. Reporton the UN operation in Cypr~s for theperiod 1 Jun to 30 Nov 1983 (contains maps:deployment of UNFICYP as of Nov 1983)

5/15555 Secretary General. Letter, 22Dec1982. appealing for voluntary contributionsfor the financing of UNFICYP (containsstatement of financial position and tableof pledges and payments, Mar 1964 15 Dec1982)

5/15828 Draft resolution calling for anextension of UNFICYP to 15 Dec 1983

50

UNFICYP (continued)

Documents5/15870 Secretary-General. Letter 24 Jun,

appealing for voluntary contributions forthe financing of UNFICYP (containsstatement of financial position and tableof pledges and payments, 27 Mar 15 Jun,1983)

5/16217 Draft resolution calling for anextension of UNFICYP until 15 Jun 1984

ParticipatioA by ~Jn-Council Members (withoutvote) accepted as foll~

S/PV.2453 Canada, Cyprus, Greece, Turkeyand Mr. Nail Atalay, representative of theTurkish Federated State of Kibris, at the2453rd meeting

S/PV.2S03 Cyprus. Greece, Turkey and Mr.Nail Atalay. re~resentative of the TurkishFederated State of Kibris. at the 2503rdmeeting

Discussion in Security Council5/PV.2453. 2454

Draft resolution in 5/15828 calling foran extension of UNFICYP to 15 Dec 1983and requesting the Secretary-General tocontinue his mission of good offices,adopted unanimously at the 2453rd meetingas resolution 534 (1983)

5/PV.2503Draft resolution S/16217, extending the

stationing in Cyprus ef UNFICYP until 15Jun 1984, was adopted unanimously at the2S03rd meeting as resolution 544 (1983)

UNIFILSec also:LEBA~ON SITUATIONMIDDLE EAST SITUATION

Reports5/15557 Secretary-General. Report on

UNIFIL, 13 Jan (in pursuance of Councilresolution 523 (1982) (contains map: UNIFILdep'loyment as of Jan 1983)

5/15863 Secretary General. Report on UNIFILfor the period 19 Jan to 12 Jul (inpursuance of Council resolution 529 (1983)(contains map; UNIFIL deployment as of June1983)

S/16036 Secretary General. Report on UNIFILfor the period 13 Jul to 12 Ocl (inpursuance of Council reso1ution.536 (1983)(contains map: UNIFIL deployment as of Oct1983)

5/15564 Jordan. Draft resolutionrecommending to extend the mandate ofUNIFIL for a period of six months ending 19Jul

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SUBJECT INDEX

UNITED STATES: & NICARAGUA~

CENTRAL AMERICA: PEACE AND SECURITYHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANICARAGUA SITUATION

UNITED STATES: REPRESENTATI~ES' CREDENTIALS (1983) I

UNITED STATES: & GRENADA~

GRENADA SITUATION

UNITED KINGDOM: REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS( 1983)

UNIiED STATES: & LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA~

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & USA

ISecretary-General. Report

Secretary-General, Report

ReportsS/15690

ReportsS/15923

VIET NAM: & CHINA~

CHINA: & VI ET NAM

USSR: & REPUBLIC OF KOREASee:


DocumentsS/15868 Lebanon. Letter, 5 Jul, stating

that the Government of Lebanon has decidedto request the Security Council to extendthe mandate of UNIFIL for a further interimperiod of three months

5/15871 Draft resolution calling for anextension of the mandate of UNIFIL for aperiod of three months ending 19 Oct 1983

5/16046 Draft resolution calling for anextension of the mandate of UNIFIL for afurther interim period of six months ending19 Apr 1984

5/16138 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 9NaY, transmitting letter from ColonelQaddafi stating that the peace-keepingforces in Lebanon have completed their taskand now their presence only aggravates thedangerous situation in Lebanon

S/16142 Security Council. President. Notecontaining statement read by the Presidentat the 2496th meeting of the SecurityCouncil on 11 Nov, expressing concern overrecent developments in Northern Lebanon andcalling for an immediate cessation ofhostilities

earticipation by Non-Council Members (withoutYote) accepted as follows:

S/PV,2411 Israel, Lebanon and Syrian ArabRepublic at the 2411th meeting

S/PV.2456 Lebanon at the 2456t~ meetingS/PV.2480 Israel, Lebanon and Syrian Arab

Republic at the 2480th meetingS/PV.2495 Israel, Lebanon and Sudan at the

2495th meeting

UNIFIL (co~tinued)

III

ZAIi~E: REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (1983)

ZIMBABWE: REPRESENTATIVES' CREDENTIALS (1983)

VIEi NAM: & lHAIlANDSce:

THAILAND: & VI ET NAM


secretary General. Report

Reports5/15741

ReportsS/15550 & ADD.1

Discussion in Security CQunc;1S/PV.2411, 2456, 2480, 2495-2496

Draft resolution in 5/15564, recommendingto extend the mandate of UNIFIL for aperiod of six months ending 19 JU1,adopted (13-0 2) at the 2411th meeting asresolution 529 (1983)

Draft resolution in 5/15871, callingfor an ext~nsion of the mandate of UNIFILfor a period of three months ending 19Oct, adopted (13-0-2) at the 2456thmeeting as resolution 536 (1983)

Draft resolution in 5/16046, callingfor an extension of the mandate of UNIFILfor a further interim period of sixmonths ending 19 Apr 1984, adopted(13 0- 2) at the 2480th meeting asresolution 538 (1983)

UNITE~ KINGDOM: & ARGENTINA~


51

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CORPORATE NAHE/SUBJECT

INDEX TO SPEECHES

S/PV.2491S/PV.2466S/PV.2448S/PV.2460

S/PV.2~Sl

S/PV.2488

S/PV.2498S/PV.2489S/PV.242SS/PV.2432S/PV.2418S/PV.2441S/PV.2483S/PV.2413

S/PV.2504S/PV.2508S/PV.2491S/PV.2482S/PV.2441

S/PV.2489

S/PV.2S06S/PV.2489S/PV.2426S/PV.2436S/PV.2444S/PV,2488 I

I1:1

S/PV.2498 -I

S/PV.2449 J.S/PV.2470

S/PV.2460

S/PV.2443S/PV.2472S/PV.2459

S/PV.2491S/PV.2422S/PV.2449

S/PV.2425S/PV.2472

Hakatini. J.F.Haka tin i. J. F.

Sahnoun. H.Sahnoun. H.Abada. A.Sahnoun. H.Abada. A.Hadj Azzout. A.Sahnoun. H.Sahnoun. H.

Figueiredo. E. deFi~ueire~Q. E. deFi~ueiredo. E. deFigueiredo. ~. deJorge. P.T.

Zarif. M.F.zarif. H.F.zarif. H.F.Zarif. H.F.

Jacobs. la F.

Huniz. C.H.Huo'tz. C.H.Huniz. C.H.Hun;z. C.H.Huniz. C.H.Hun;z. CH.

Joseph. la L.E.Woolcott. R.A.Joseph. L. L. E.

Hose1ey. H. S. L.Hoseley. H.S.L.Hoseley. H.S.L.

Dever. E.Dever. E.

S3

ANGOLAANGOLA: & SOU ~ AFRICAANGOLA: & SOl H AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONNAHIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDAGRENADA SITUATION

AFRICAN NATIOM~L CONGRESS OF SOUTH AFRICANAMIBIA QUESTIO~

NAHIBIA QUESTION

ALGERIACYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEHENTS

AFGHANISTANGRENADA SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STAT£SNAHIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEHENTS

ARGENTINAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAtUBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

AUS'rRALIACYPRUS QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

BAHRAINTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Al-Sabbagh. H.R.

BANGLADESHNAHIBIA QUESTION Hashim. S.N.REPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR Chowdhury. A.K.TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEHENTS Was;uddin. K.

BARBADOSGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAHIBIA QUES'tION

BELGIUHHONCURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

INDEX Tr ~PEECHES

rIi

BENIMCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTION

BOLIVIAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

BOTSWMAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

BP.AZILANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

BULGARIAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

CANADACYPRUS QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRUNFICYP

CHADCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATI ONCHAD SITUATIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

CHILEGRENADA SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

CHINAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SnUATIONCHAD SITVATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQ

S4

Sog10. S. S/PV.2428sog10. S. S/PV.242950g10. S. S/PV.2465Sog10. S. S/PV.2467Ogouma. S. I. S/PV.2491Sog10. S. S/PV.2417Adjibade. T. S/PV.2442

Gumuc~o.Granier. J. S/PV.2489Sa1azar Paredes. F. S/PV.2425

Legwa 11 a. J. L. S/PV.2S04Legwai' a. J. L. S/PV.2484Hogwe. A.H. S/PV.2448

Hacie1. G. S/PV.2S0SHacie1. G. S/PV.2491Bueno. C.A.B. S/PV.2425

Tsvetkov. B. S/PV.2491Tsvetkov. B. S/PV.2426Tsvetkov. B. S/PV.2418Tsvetkov. B. S/PV.24S0Tsvetkov. B. S/PV.2490Garvalov. 1. S/PV.2473

Pe11etier. G, S/PV.2498Pc11etier. G. S/PV.2450Pelletier. G. S/PV.2488Pellet ier. G. S/PV.2470Pelletier. G. S/PV.2476Pel1eti~r, G. S/PV.24S4

Ahmed. K. S/PV.2463Barma, R. S/PV.2429Barma, R. S/F'I.2419Barma, R. S/PV.2462Barma, R. S/PV.2465Barma, R. S/PV.2467Barma, R. S/PV.2463Korom, A. S/PV.2469Barma, R. S/PV.2474

Trucco, M. S/PV.2491Trucco, M. S/PV.2449

Ling, Qing S/PV.2S07Ling, Qing S/PV.2428Ling, Qing S/PV.2467Ling. Qing S/PV.2500Ling. Qing S/PV.2489Li clng. Yuf an S/PV.2423Liang, Yufan S/PV.2436Ling, Qing S/PV.2422Ling, Qing S/PV.2493

INDEX TO SPEECHES

CHINA (continued)LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESI.IBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBlIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEHENTSTERkITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERS

COLOMBIAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

CONGOCHAD SITUATION

COSTA RICAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

CUBAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NI(ARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITQRIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

CYPRUSCYPRUS QUESTIONCYPRUS QUESTION

. CYPRUS QUESTIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONUNFICYPUNFICYPUNFICYP

CZECHOSLOVAKIAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTION

DEMOCRATIC YEMENCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

ss

Ling. Qingling, QingLiang, YufanLing, QingLing. Oingling. QingLing. QingLing, Qingling, Qingling, Qing

Alban holguin, C.Alban Holguin, C.Sanz de Santamaria. C.Alban Holguin, C.Alban Ho1guin, C.

Gayama. P.

Zumbado Jime~ez. F.Zumbado Jimenez. F.Zumbadn Jimenez. F.

Roa K()uri. R.Roa Kouri. R.Roa Kouri. R.Roa Xouri. R.Roa Kouri, R.Roo Kour;, R.Roa Kouri. R.Garcia Iturbe, N.Malmierca, I.Oramas Ol;va, O.Caballero-Rodriguez, E.Roa Kouri, R.

Iacovou. G.Iacovou. G.Moushoutas. C.Moushoutas, C.MOtlshoutas. C.t~oushoutas, C.Moushoutas, C.Houshouta~;, C.

Hurin, S.SUja, S.Kulawicc, B.SUja. S.Kulaw;cc, B.

Al·Alfi, H.S.Al-Ashtal. A.S.Al Ashtal, A.S.Al -Alfi, H.S.

S/PV.2416S/PV.2468S/PV.2441S/PV.2485S/PV.2410S/PV.2416S/PV.2419S/PV.2413S/PV.2459S/PV.2419

S/PV.2491S/PV.2435S/PV.Z422S/PV.2451S/PV.2473

S/PV.2469

S/PV.2422S/PV.2435S/PV.2413

S/PV.2507S/PV.2499S/PV.2481S/PV.2489S/PV.2421S/PV.2423S/PV.2433S/PV.2466S/PV.2440S/PV.2482S/PV.2459S/PV.2414

S/PV.2497S/PV.2500SIP".}. 2499S/PV.2426S/PV.24S1S/PV.24S3S/PV.2454S/PV.2503


S/PV.2428S/PV.2500S/PV.2487S/PV.2422

l'I'I'11'jj

,

.._,_.-1,.> » c.

INDEX TO SPEECHES

DEMOCRATIC YEM~N (continued)LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES Al-Alfi. H.S.LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES Al-Ashtal. A.S.TERRITORI~S OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Al-Ashtal, A.S.TERRITOR~S OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Al-Ashtal. A.S.

GAB(

FRAI

GERM

GAME

S/PV.2461

S/PV.2489

S/PV.2491S/PV.2425S/PV.2436S/PV.2473

S/PV.2464S/PV.2416S/PV.2414S/PV.24S7

Charl es " E.

Houfane. M.O.

Knipping-Victoria, E.Knipping-Victoria, E.Knipping-Victoria, E.Knipping-Victoria, E.

DJIBOUTITERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

DOMINICAGRENADA SITUATION

DOMINICAN ~~FUBLIC

GRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

--- 1..... _V", "", ~"'••• __•.• , ...---..... • I. _

I:."'.'C

:1

i 'I

!1iiIjI~iI.

) ~i ,~

I~i "~"--

ECUADORGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNUN: MEMBERS

EGYPTANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIOMGRENADA SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITF.D STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

EL SALVADORHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

ETHIOPIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

FIJIREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

FRANCEANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

S6

Albornoz, M.A.Albornoz, M.A.Albornoz, M.A.Albarnoz, M.A.A"I bornoz, M.A.

Kha1 i't, A. T.Kha1 i1, A. T.Kha1il , A. T.Moussa, A.M.Kha1 i1. A. T.Khal il, A. T.Kha1 i1, A. T.Khal il, A. ToK~,a 1 il, A. T•Khal il, A. T.

Chavez Mena. F.Rosales Rivera, M.

Deressa, B.Ibrahim, M.H.Ibrahim, M.H.Ibrahim, M.H.Ibrahim, M.H.Ibrahim, M.H.Wolde, G.

Radrodro, J.F.

La Barre de Nanteuil.Louet, P.Louet, P.La Barre de Nanteuil,La Barre de Nanteuil,Louet, P.La Barre de Nanteuil,La Barre de Nanteuil,

L. de

L. deL. de

L. deL. de


S/PV.2507S/PV.2419S/PV.2463S/PV.2500S/PV.2491S/PV.2416S/PV.2446S/PV.2473S/PV.2412S/PV.2458

S/PV.2425S/PV.2435

S/PV.2507S/PV.2429S/PV.2489S/PV.2432S/PV.2418S/PV.2448S/PV.2481

S/PV.2473

S/PV.2506S/PV.2429S/PV.2428S/PV.2489S/PV.2437S/PV.2423S/PV.2447S/PV.2485

GERM,IIII

GHANI

GREE((

(

..1lUU

GR.:::NAGHHN

GUATEGHHHR

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..... If. . • •.• ~. ~, • \ ~ ~ ~.~ ••• ~ - ._'., _. ~_. ~"~_-4'~._ ,>." ~! 'P"'-~ ,v.,'. ~ , .... "'~/',· ... '~"~,. ~ ~".'. ~ \0

INDEX TO SPEECHES

FRANCE (continued)REPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBI:RSUNIFILUNIFIL

GABONCHAD SITUATIONNAMIBIJI\ QUESTION

GAMBIANAMIBIA QUESTION

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEHENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OFNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTION

GHANACHAD SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTION

GREECECYPRUS QUESTION",PRUS QUESTIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUATERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNFICYPUNFICYPUNFICYP

G~t::NADA

GRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTION

GUATEMALAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

57

Louet, P.Louet, P.Louet. P.La Barre de Nanteuil, L. deLouet, P.La Barre de Nanteuil, L. deLouet, P.

Boule, V.Davin, J.

Blain, F.R.C.

ott, H.Ott, H.ott. H.Hucke, D.ott, H.ott, H.ott, H.Hucke, o.Ott, H.

Well, G. vanJelonek, A.Well, G. vanWell, G. van

Hayford, P.R.D.Gbeho, J.V.Gbeho, J.V.

Oountas, H.Haralambopoulos, Y.Dountas, H.Oountas, M.Oountas, H.O'ountas, H.Dountas, H.

Jacobs, I.Taylor, C.Taylor, C.Taylor, C.

Qu;nones Amezquita, ~"R.

Quinones Amezquita, M.R.Quinones Amezquita, M.R.Quinones Amezquita, M.R.Oelpree-Crespo, J.C.

IS/PV.2470S/PV.2476S/PV.2479S/PV.2414S/PV.2479S/PV.2480S/PV.2456

S/PV.2428S/PV.24S0

S/PV.2441

S/PV,,2507rSiPV.2491

S/PV.2426 rS/PV.2468S/PV.2450S/PV.2484S/PV.2473S/PV.2461S/PV.2414

S/PV.2486S/PV.2470S/PV.2426S/PV.2444

S/PV.2429S/PV.2417S/PV.2451

S/PV.2S00S/PV.2497S/PV.2436S/PV.2414S/PV.2453S/PV.2454S/PV.2S03

S/PV.2487S/PV.2422S/PV.2432S/PV.2451


=.~-.

INDEX TO SPEECHES

GUINEACHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

GUINEA-BISSAUGRENADA SITUATION

GUYANAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN A~AB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

HONDURASHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

HUNGARYGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTION

INDIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACypRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: tSRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: 1SRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

INDONESIANAMIBIA QUESTION

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)CHAD SITUATI ONCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

58

Coumbassa, D.Kaba, O.Kaba, O.

Semedo, I.

Sinclalr, N.G.Slnclair, N.G.Sinclair, N.G.Slnclalr, N.G.Sinclair, N.G.Sinclalr, N.G.Sinclair, N.G.Karran. 0.0.Sinc1air, N.G.Karran, 0.0.Sinclalr, N.G.Karran, 0.0.Sinclair, N.G.

ortez Colindres, E.Ortez Colindres, E.Ortez Colindres, E.Ortez Colindres, E.Ortez Co11ndres, E.Ortez Colindres. E.Ortez Colindres, E.Paz Barnica. E.

Ho11ai, I.Racz, P.Racz, P.Somogyi, F.

Krishnan, N.Krishnan, N.Krishnan, N.Krishnan, N.Purushottam, S.V.Krishnan, N.Krishnan, N.Krishnan, N.Krishnan, N.Krishnan, N.

Kusumaatmadja, M.

Rajaie Khorassani, S.Rajaie Khorassani, S.Rajaie-Khorassani, S.Rajaic Khorassani, S.~ajaie-Khorassani, S.Rajaic Khorassani, S.

S/PV.2428S/i'lV.2465S/PV.2443

S/PV.2491

S/PV.2508S/PV.2469S/PV.2500S/PV.2487S/PV.2491S/PV.2423S/PV.2437S/PV.2417S/PV.2466S/PV.2486S/PV.2450S/PV.2461S/PV.2413

S/PV.2420S/fJV.2422S/PV.2423S/PV.2425S/PV.2427S/PV.2431S/PV.2433S/PV.2424

S/PV.2491S/PV.Z427S/PV.2418S/PV.2490

S/PV.2C04S/PV.2498S/PV.2491S/PV.2437S/PV.2423S/PV.2468S/PV.2481S/PV.2412S/PV.2438S/PV.2457

S/PV.2440

S/PV.2429S/PV.2463$/PV.2489S/PV.2427S/PV.2434S/PV.2466

IRA

IS~

ITA

IVOI

JAHJ

JAP~

JORD

llll

KENY~

(

t.t.Il

INDEX TO SPEECHES

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) (continued)NAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPI£D BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

l~ELAND


ISRAELTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFILUNIFILUNIFILUNIFIL

ITALYHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

IVORY COASTCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

JAHAICAGRENADA SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

JAPANNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & U~SR

JORDANCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC O~ KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRA[~I SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERSUNIFILUNIFILUNIFIL

KENYACHAD SITUAHONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

59

Rajaie-Khorassani, S.Serajzadeh, S.A.Rajaie-Khorassan1, S.Rajaie-Khorassani, S.

McDonagh, R.

Blum, Y.Z.Blum, Y.Z.8lum, Y.Z.8lum, Y.2.Blum. Y.Z.

La Rocca. U.La Rocca, U.

Ess)'. A.Ess)'. A.Ess)', A.Ess)', A.

Richardson, E.Shearer, H.L.

Kuroda. M.Kuroda, M.Kuroda, H.Kuroda, M.Kuroda, M.

Salah, A.Salah. A.S~lah, A.Salah, A.Salah, A.Salah, A.Salah. A.Burl1)'zat, M.Batainah, S.Salah, A.Salah, A.Salah, A.Salah, A.Bura)'zat, M.Batainah, S.Salah, A.Salah, A.

Ok e.yo , M. G.Wabuge, W.Wabuge, W.Wabuge. W.

S/PV.Z490S/PV.2450S/PV.2413S/PV.2459

S/PV.2473

S/PV.Z461S/PV.2411S/PV.2480S/PV.2495S/PV.2496

S/PV.2426S/PV.2472

S/PV.Z419S/PV.2465S/PV.2463S/PV.2476

S/PV.2489S/PV.2441


IS/PV.2419 JS/PV. 25('ll~ lS/PV.2491S/PV.2423 IS/PV.2418S/PV.2448S/PV.2476S/PV.2479 IS/PV.2413S/PV.2438S/PV.2459S/PV.2451S/PV.2461S/PV.2479S/PV.2411S/PV.2495S/PV.2496

S/PV.246SS/PV.2440S/PV.2483S/PV.2473

1···.;:,

IL'

I

i

IL...;,:--......c.......iii.Iiii.'. __--~--_------::-~...~ .... --..-.--

INDEX TO SPEECHES

KUWAITNAMIBIA QUESTION Abu'l hasan, M.A.NAMIBIA QUESTION Abulhasan, M.A.TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Abulhasan, M.A.TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Abulhasan, M.A.

LAO PEOPLE'S DEHOCRATIC REPUBLICGnENADA SITUATION Vongsay. K.HONDURAS: & NICARAGUA Vongsay, K.LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES Vongsay. K.

LEAGUE OF ARAB STATESGRENADA SITUATION Haksoud. C.LIBYAN ARAB JAHAH~RIYA: & UNITED S1'ATES Haksoud, C.NAMIBIA QUESTION Maksoud, C.TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Maksoud, C.TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY !SRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Maksoud, C.

S/PV.2442S/PV.2484S/PV.2414S/PV.24S9

S/PV.2489S/PV.2435S/PV.2466


HA

HA

i'J'riIi

V!

I

rIi

I

LEBANONLEBANON SITUATIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRA£t: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFIlUNIFIlUNIFIl

LESOTHOLESOTHO: ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE

LIBERIACHAD ~ITUATION

NAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

MADAGASCARLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

MALAYSIANAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

60

Tuen 1. G.Labak'1, K.Fakhoury, M.R.Labak;, K.Salem, E.

Thamae, T.

Kofa, H.H.Jones, A.B.Jones, A.B.

Treiki, A.A.Burw;n, A.S.Burw;n, A.S.Burw;n, A.S.Burwin, A.S.Burwin, A.S.Trciki, A.A.Treiki, A.A.Treiki. A.A.Trciki, A.A.Trciki, A.A.Trciki. A.A.Addabashi, 1.0.Burwii1. A.S.Burw'1n. A.S.Burwin. A.S.Trciki. A.A.Trciki. A.A.Burwin, A.S.Trciki, A.A.Trciki, A.A.Burwin, A.S.

Rabetafika, B.

Zainal Abidin, T.S.Fadzi11ah, S.A.

S/PV.2475S/PV.2414S/PV.2496S/PV.2411S/PV.24S6

S/PV.2455

S/PV.2465S/PV.2448S/PV.2471

S/PV.2506S/PV.2462S/PV.2465S/PV.2467S/PV.2463S/PV.2469S/PV.2419S/PV.2429S/PV.2430S/PV.2487S/PV.2421S/PV.24J4S/PV.2466S/PV.2418S/PV.2464S/PV.2468S/PV.2415S/PV.2416S/PV.2441S/PV.2485S/PV.2472S/PV.2460

S/PV.2417

S/PV.2448S/PV.2472

MAl

MAl

ME)

MO~

MO~

MO;::

NET

o . .,..~---'_ ••_-__.__~ .-_~ .~~..i.........__._. .,............. ....__

I.... "- ....... "- -- '~-'''-~'''::---''''"-'')r--'--Ji'- ...-..·_······ .. :-dnr:·' '" '" "._, ·

:==::·F~f':l....~~~~~t .!ii~.5 __a'.4&?~~~~~~.::~."'~J:i7i:.¥~.:..~~~· ";'rl ..

INDEX TO SPEECHES

S/PV.2435

S/PV.2508S/PV.2428S/PV.2491S/PV.2421S/PV.2437S/PV.2493S/PV.2416S/PV.2468S/PV.2449S/PV.2490S/PV.2476S/PV.2479 ,-S/PV.2413S/PV.2461S/PV.2479S/PV.2411

S/PV.2506S/PV.2461

S/PV.2422S/PV.2433S/PV.2449S/PV.2439

S/PV.2487S/PV.2421S/PV.2432S/PV.2488SlPV.2450

S/PV.2491S/PV.2426S/PV.2447

S/PV.2444S/PV.2461

S/PV.2506S/PV.2491S/PV.2443S/PV.2482

S/PV.2428S/PV.2467S/PV.2469S/PV.2499S/PV.2491S/PV.2421S/PV.2493S/PV.2449S/PV.2488

Traore, S.

Maudave. A.Maudave. A.Maudave, A.Maudave. A.

Gauc 1, V,J.Gauc;, V.J.Gauc;, V.J.Gauc;, V.J.Gauc;, V.J.Gauc;, V.J.Borg, S.Gauc;, V.J.Gauc;, V.J.Gauc;, V.J.Gauc;, V.J.Gi.'UC;, V. J .Bcrg, S.Gauc;, V.J.Gauc;, V. J.Gauc 1, V.J.

Munoz Ledo. P.Munoz Ledo. P.Munoz ledo. P.Mar;n Bosch, M.Munoz ledo. P.

Mran; Zentar, M.Lahlou, R..Santos, H. dosSantos, H. dosCh;ssano. J.A.Santos. H. dos

Dashtseren. B.Narkhuu, T.Erdenechuluun, l.

Scheltcma, H.Stoel, H. van dcrStoel, H. van derStoel, H. van derStoel, H. van derScheltema, H.Meesman, J.H.Scheltema. H.Stoel, H. van der

MALTAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIF~ BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERSUNIFIL

MALIHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

MAURITANIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICA Ould Hamody, H.S.TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Ould Hamody, M.S.

MAURITIUSHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

MEXICOGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

MONGOLIAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTION

MOROCCONAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

MOZAMBIQUEANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

NETHERLANDSCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUAT;ONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

61

... '_., _~'__'_""" ~H'__'

o.•., ••.._,~_......~ ......._.~~. __~ .....~_~•._...........~ ~.",. _._ ,•. •.,F--"'!-.""'''" ......-".,.O<~ •• ~, .•.•~ •. ~ - ''1.r-'···''.-·- ." ,~~ ...._, .~".- ..~.....-.~ .."-~ ..- ••.,.~-.-'-~- ........-~,,•.•-.-."~.~~':l<>t'~ •.""":~~Jt:::,c: ...-:.:.•.•~-.r~~:""".-."'-;',....~ .....- ..z~••~ ........... ~_~"·••:t.';":."._r'r~··-·

-+--_.---.-.~---~--~--~-_.~-,-_._~---~-~---_..~'~-~.__....-.-._._.......---,_.-----~~. __._--,---1 _ .•..

• __~iior.~_~:a~:;~_.i;~;,.u~~~:::::;;;;~:::::::r.;;-;!","'--'_::'~:;;;;:;;:~C;b;<.,,~J\::;;::;':=~z:.;~:.:::::-.:.:::::::·:~::--·-;--,::;::=:::";....,=,,,.o:=::~...:::;:;;;:;z=-'i-;:).;" """~~'~~:M.:-;::;'::.::::±,::::::::,_:::::::::~:~

, I

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I

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l.r:

rII

I:r

NETHERLANDS (continued)REPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAIhT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERSUNIFILUNIFILUNIFIL

NEW ZEALANDREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

NICARAGUAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & ~~CARAGUA

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEHENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEHENTSUN: MEMBERSUNIFIL

NIGERCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

NIGERIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KO~EA: & USSR

PAKISTANANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

62

Heesman. J.H.Meesman. J.H.Stoel. M. van derMeesman. J.H.Scheltema. H.Stoel. H. van derMeesman. J.H.Scheltema, H.Stoel. 11. van derStoel, H. van der

Harland. B.

Icazd Gallard. J.E.Chamo/rro Hora, J.Cha~)rro Hora. J.Tinoco Fonseca. V.H.D'Escoto Broekmann. H.D'Eseoto Broekmann. H.D'Eseoto Broekmann. H.D'Eseoto Broekmann. H.Tinoeo Fonseea. V.H.Tinoeo Fonseea. V.H.Tinoeo Fonseea. V.H.Tinoeo Fonseea. V.H.Tinoeo Fonseea. V.H.Tinoeo Fonseea. V.H.Tinoeo Fonseea. V.H.leaza Gallard. J.E.Tinoco Fonseea. V.H.Tinoeo Fonseea. V.H.Tinoeo Fonseea. V.H.Tinoeo Fonsec~. V.H.Tinoeo FonseeD. V.H.Tinoeo Fonseea. V.H.leaza Gallard. J.E.Tinoco Fonseca. V.H.Tinoeo Fonseca. V.H.Tinoeo Fonscea. V.H.

Oumarou. I.Oumarou. I.Oumarou. I.

Anyaoku. E.C.Fafowora. 0.0.Bolokov. P.Fafowora. 0.0.Fafowora. 0.0.

Shah Nawilz. S.Shah Nawaz. S.Shah Nawaz. S.Shah ~awc1z. S.Shah Nawaz. S.Shah Nawilz, S.Shah Nawaz. S.

S/PV.2414S/PV.2416S/PV.2410S/PV.2419S/PV.2414S/PV.2460S/PV.2419S/PV.2411S/PV.24S6S/PV.2480

S/PV.2410

S/PV.2S06S/PV.2429S/PV.2498S/PV.2481S/PV.2431S/PV.2433S/PV.2436S/PV.2431S/PV.2420S/PV.2423S/PV.2424S/PV.2425S/PV.2421S/PV.2411S/PV.2493S/PV.2468S/PV.2416S/PV.2442S/PV.2485S/PV.2486S/PV.2416S/PV.2419S/PV.2460S/PV.2414S/PV.2419S/PV.2411

S/PV.2428S/PV.2465S/PV.2449

S/PV.2S0GS/PV.2489S/PV.2441S/PV.2483S/PV.2472

S/PV.2S06S/PV.2469S/PV.2499S/PV.2489S/PV.2423S/PV.2493S/PV.2418

I,:r

II

I

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INDEX TO SPEECHES

PAKISTAN (continu~d)

NAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERSUNFICYPUNIFIL

PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTION

PANAMAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTION

PARAGUAYREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

PERUGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NI~ARAGUA

NAMIBIA QUESTION

PHILIPPINESHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Shah Nawaz. S.Yaqub-Khan. S.Shah Nawaz. S.Shah Nawaz. S.Shah Nawaz. S.Shah Nawaz. S.Shah Nawaz. S.Shah Nawaz. S.Shah Nawaz. S.

Ebrahi_. A.G.Mafole. I.M.Ebrahi_. A.G.Mafole. I.M.Makhanda. L.

Ozores Typaldos. C.Ozores Typaldos. C.Cabrera. J.M.

Cabello Sarubbi. O.J.

Arias Stel1a. J.De la Torre. P.Arias Stella. J.

Arcilla. R.O.Moreno Salcedo. L.



S/PV.2421S/PV.2434S/PV.2443

S/PV.2474

S/PV.2491S/PV.2426S/PV.2490

S/PV.2423S/PV.2471

PLOTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Terzi. 2.L.TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Tcrzi. Z. L.TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Terzi. Z.L.TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL : ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Tcrzl. 2.L.TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Tcrzi. Z.L.TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL : ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Tcrzl. Z.L.

S/PV.2412S/PV.2413S/PV.2414S/PV.2438S/PV.2457S/PV.2461

I'f'

Ii, I

i:! •

POLANDANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIt\ QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHEg AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERS

63

Natorf. W.Natorf. W.Natorf. W.Natorf. W.Natorf. W.Natorf. W.Natorf. W.Natorf. W.Natorf. ·W.Natorf. W.Natorf. W.Natorf. W.Natorf. W.Krystosik. R.Natorf. W.Natorf. W.

S/PV.2506S/PV.2508S/PV.2429S/PV.2500S/PV.2489S/PV.2425S/PV.2436S/PV.2417S/PV.2466S/PV.2449S/PV.2488S/PV.2473S/PV.2479S/PV.2460S/PV.2413S/PV.2479

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. ... ., .

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INDEX TO SPEECHES

PORTUGALANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

QATARNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEt: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

REPUBLIC OF KOREAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC Of KOREA: & USSR

ROMANIANAMIBIA QUESTION

SAINT LUCIAGRENADA SITUATION

SAINT VINCENTGRENADA SITUATION

SAO TOME AND PRINCIPEGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Medina, R.E. Barbosa deMedina, R.E. Barbosa de

Jamal, J.Y.Al-Boatnin, M.R.M.Jamal, J.Y.

Kim, K.T.Kim, K.1.Kim, K. r.Kim, K.T.Kim, K.T.

Marinescu, T.

St. Aimee, D.

Toney, J.G.

Cassandra, A.Cassandra, A.

S/PV.250SS/PV.2476

S/PV.2446S/PV.2460S/PV.2438


S/PV.2444

S/PV.2491

S/PV.2491

S/PV.2491S/PV.2435

SAUDI ARABIATERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS Zowawi, A.A. S/PV.2460

I

SENEGALCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

SEYCHELLESCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

SIERRA LEONENAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

SINGAPOREGRENADA SITUATIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

SOMALIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATION

SOUTH AFRICAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

64

Sarrc, M.Syl'a, Y.Sarre, M.Niasse. M.Sarrc, M.

Gonthicr. G.Gonthier, G.Gonthier. G.

Koroma. A.G.Stevcns, G.

Koh, T.T.B.Koh, T.T.B.

Adan, A.M.Madar. A.A.

Von Schirnding, K.R.S.Von Schirnding, K.R.S.Von Schirnding, K.R.S.

S/PV.2419S/PV.2465S/PV.2481S/PV.2439S/PV.24S7

S/PV.2498S/PV.2489S/PV.2432

S/PV.2481S/PV.2444

S/PV.2491S/PV.2473

S/PV.2504S/PV.2467

S/PV.2504S/PV.2440S/PV.2481

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SPAINHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARACUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

SRI LANKACYPRUS QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

SUDANCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

SWAPONAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

SWEDENREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BV ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFILUNIFIL

THAILANDREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

TOGOCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERS

65

Pinics. J. dePinics. J. dePinies. J. de

Fonseka. LB.Fonscka. LB.Fonseka. LB.

Abda11 a. A. R.Elfak i. E. A•Elfak i. E. A •Abda11a. A. R.Elfak i. E. A.Abda11 a. A. R.Abda11 a. A. R.Elfaki. E.A.

Mueshihange. P.Mueshihange. P.Nujoma. S. (President)

Aimeus. H.

El-Fattal. D. --A.El-Fattal. D.-A.El Fattal. D.-A.El -Fatta1. D.- A.A1 Atassi. A.H.El Fatta1. D. -A.E1·Fatta1. D.-A.El-Fatta1. D.-A.El·Fatta1. D. A.El Fatta1. D.-A.El Fatta1. D. A.El -Fattal. D. A.El Fattal. D. A.

Kascmsri. B.

Adjo:yl. K.Amcga. A. K.Amega. A. K.Amega. A. K.Amega. A. K.Amega. A. K.Amcga. A.· K.Amega. A. K.Adjoyi. K.Adjoyi. K.Adjoyi. K.

S/PV.2422S/PV.2435S/PV.2472

S/PV.2499S/PV.2446S/PV.2484


S/PV.2481S/PV.2492S/PV.2450

S/PV.2471


S/PV.2474

S/PV.2463S/PV.2419S/PV.2500S/PV.2424S/PV.2433S/PV.2448S/PV.2486S/PV.2472S/PV.2479S/PV.2461S/PV.2419

~~~~~~7_~::N:.\!;'>;~':'7'.3ii\:;~~i..",~~:r""'_-:::;::;:::;;::'~£.-::::-"'::::7L:::::::--==-J,;;::::;:._'~'.:...."<~-;:;:::::.=::~~.s;:..~~~::.:::,;;~,.-:~-,-:I '" ,.~~

i

INDEX TO SPEECHES !!

I

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f.1,

T~INIDAD AND TOBAGOGRENADA SITUATION

TUNISIANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUEST1iON

TURKEYANGOLA: & SOUT~ AFRICACYPRUS QUESTIONCYPRUS QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNFICYPUNFICYP

TURKISH FEDERATED STATE OF KIBRISCYPRUS QUESTIONCYPRUS QUESTIONUtJFICYPUNFICYP

UGANDAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

UN. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL (1983). PRESIDENTUNIFILUNIFIL

UN. SECRETARY GENERALCYPRUS QUESTIONUNIFIL

UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICA

CHAD SITUATION

CHAD SnUATION

CHAD SITUATION

CHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA~ONDURAS: & NICARAGUAIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQLESOTHO: ECONOMIC ASSISTANCELIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KO~EA: & USSR

66

Alleyne. D.H.N.

Slim. 1.Slim, T.

Gokce. O.I(irea. A.C.Kirca, A.C.I( i rea'. A.C.I(irea, A.C.Gokee, O.Kirca. A.C.I(irca. A.C.I(irea, A.C.

Denktash. R.Denktash, R.Atalay, N.Atalay, N.

Otunnu, O.Otunnu, O.Owiny. A.P.

Gauci, V.J. (Malta)Gauci, V.J. (Malta)

Perez de Cuellar, J.Percz de Cuellar, J.

stoel, M. van der(Netherlands)I(irkpatrick. J.J. (UnitedStates)La Barre de Nanteuil, L. de(France)La Barre de Nanteuil, l. de(F'rance)Thomson, J. (United Kingdom)Thomson, J. (United Kingdom)Gauci, V.J. (Malta)Salah, A. (Jordan)Salah, A. (Jordan)Thomson, J. (United Kingdom)Thomson, J. (United Kingdom)Thomson, J. (United Kingdom)Salah, A. (Jordan)Mashingaidze, E.K. (Zimb~bwe)

La Barrc de Nanteuil, l. de(France)Troyanovsky, O.A. (USSR)Troyanovsky, O.A. (USSR)Troyanovsky, O.A. (USSR)Salah, A. (Jordan}Salah, A. (Jordan)Sinclair, N.G. (Guyana)

I:

" i

. ,

S/PV.2491

S/PV.2444S/PV.2484

S/PV.2S07S/PV.2498S/PV.2S00S/PV.2443S/PV.2490S/PV.2460S/PV.24l3S/PV.2454S/PV.2503

S/PV.2498S/PV.2S00S/PV.2453S/PV.2S03

S/PV.2436S/PV.2492S/PV.2444

S/PV.2495S/PV.2496

S/PV.2497S/PV.2411

S/PV.2S08

S/PV. 2430

S/PV.2li65

S/PV.2469i

S/PV.2419ii't'

S/PV.2428 11S/PV.2497

11S/PV.2487 i(


S/PV.241SS/PV.2416S/PV.2418S/PV.2481S/PV.2486S/PV.2476

,);

UPPER VOLTANAMIBIA QUESTION

URUGUAYHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

UNIT[D REPUBLIC OF TANZANIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAi'iIBIA QUESTION

Rupia. P.H. S/PV.2S06 USSR (Rupia. P.H. S/PV.2491 RERupia. P.M. S/PV.2422 RERupia. P.H. S/PV.2482 RESaHm. S. S/PV.2448 RE

S~

lEKirkpatrlck, J.J. S/PV.2S08 lEKirkpatrick, J.J. S/PV.2430 TELichenstein, C.H. S/PV.2469 U~

Kirkpatrick, J.J. S/PV.2487 U~


Lichenstein, C.M. S/PV.2491 U~



Kirkpatrick. J.J. S/PV.2431Kirkpat!"ick, J.J. S/PV.2433 VENEZlKirkpatrick, J.J. S/PV.2436 GFLichenstein, C.M. S/PV.2422 H(Lichenstein, C.M. S/PV.2431 H(Kirkpatrick, J.J. S/PV.241S NILichenstein, C.N. S/PV.2416 NILichenstein. C.M. S/PV.2418 RELichenstein, C.M. S/PV.2464Lichenstein, C.M. S/PV.2466 VIET •Lichenstein, C.M. S/PV.2468 GFKirkpatrick. J.J. S/PV.2443 H(Kirkpatrick, J.J. S/PV.2484 H(Lichenstein, C.M. S/PV.24S0 Ll

Lichenstein, C.M. S/PV.2492 LlKirkpatrick, J.J. S/PV.2471 N~

Kirkpatrick, J.J. S/PV.2476Lichenstcin, C.M. S/PV.2470 YEHENClark, W. S/PV.2479 TILichenstein, C.H. S/PV.2461Clark, W. S/PV.2479 YUGOSIGrooms, S. S/PV.24S6 AILichenstein, C.M. S/PV.2411 ClLichenstcin, C.H. S/PV.2496 GI

HIHI

Bassole, L. S/PV.2447 NINITI

Blc1nco, J.C. S/PV.2427 TI

ZAIRETroYc1novsky, O.A. S/PV.2S07 i Cl(Ovinnikov, R.S. S/PV.2430 1 ClOvinfiikov, R.S. S/PV.2465 I; ClOvinnlkov, R.S. S/PV.2469

1

I ClTroyanovsky, O.A. S/PV.2499 GITl'oyanovsky, O.A. S/PV.2487 I! GITroyanovsky, O.A. S/PV.2491 I' HI

Ovinnikov, R.S. S/PV.2423 L

TroYc1novsky, O.A. S/PV.2436 NOvinnikov, R.S. S/PV.2464 RTroyc1novsky, O.A. S/PV.2418 SOleandrov, V. L. S/PV.2492 TOvinnikov. R.S. S/PV.2486 UTroYc1novsky, O.A. S/PV.2448Troyanovsky, O.A. S/PV.2488 ZAHBI

AGNN

STATESSTATESSTATESSTATESSTATESSTATES

& UNITED& UNITED& UNITED& UNITED& UNITED& UNITED

USSRANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

UNITED STATESANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA:LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA:LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA:LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA:LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA:LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA:NAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRIST~PHER AND NEVIS: ADHISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERSUNIFILUNIFILUNIFIL

68

!

1:iI_ .... _.,~ _..__..__~_._._.-_.•.._-,._--_.--_-_•.._.,,,_.'~_""-_--....::'-_'-_"~....'~~.c:.;i;"--",,;,••_,,-_.-~_.,,.._.--_"_--'_"_"._."......." -:< ....,..:-.._... __.__._... __".._......_..__

INDEX TO SFEECHES

USSR (continued)REPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND N~¥tS: ADMISSION TO UHTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ~~RAEL: ISRAELI SETtLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEl.: ISRAELI SETTLE~ENTS

UN: MEMBERSUNIFILUNIFILUNIFILUNIFILUNIFIL

VENEZUELAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

VIET NAMGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTION

YEMENTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

YUGOSLAVIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEM~NTS

ZAIRECHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OC~UPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERS

ZAMBIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

69

Ovinnikov, R.S.Troyanovsky, O.A.Troyanovsky, O.A.Troyanovsky, O.A.Ovinnikov, R.S.Ovinnikov, R.S.Ovinniko\', R.S.Troyanovsky, O.A.Ovinnikov, R.S.Ovinnikov, R.S.Ovinnikov, R.S.Ovinnikov, R.S.Ovinnikov, R.S.Troyanovsky, O.A.

Martini Urdaneta, A.Coronel de Rodriguez, E.Martini Urdaneta, A.Chaderton Matos, R.Martini Urdaneta, A.Martini Urdaneta, A.

Hoang Bich SonHoang Bich SonLe Kim ChungLe Kim ChungLe Kim ChungLe Kim Chung

Sal1am, M.A.

Golob, I.Go1ob, I.Gol ob, I.Golob, I.S11 ovic, D.Golob. I.Mojsov, l.Golob, I.Golob, 1.

Nguayi', d Mbe 1;~ Ka1andaNguayila Mbel~ KalandaNguayila Mbela ~aland~

Umba di LuteteNguayila Mbcla KalandaUmba di LuteteNguayila Mbela KalandaUmba di LutcteUmba di LuteteMapango ma KemishangaMapango ma KcmishangaKabeya MilambuMapango ma Kemishanga

Lusaka, P.J.F.Lusaka, P.J.F.Goma, leH.Lusaka, P.J.F.

S/PV.2470S/PV.2471S/PV.2472S/PV.2476S/PV.2479S/PV.2458S/PV.2461S/PV.2414S/PV.2479S/PV.2411S/PV.2456S/PV.2495S/PV.2496S/PV.2480

S/PV.2491S/PV.2425S/PV.~435

S/PV.2451S/PV.2485S/PV.2476

S/PV.2489S/PV.2422S/PV.2435S/PV.2417S/PV.24G6S/PV.2450

S/PV.2412



S/PV.2507S/PV.2491S/PV.2440S/PV.2484

{

rf~I

-I

~i.... _._ ,.~

INDEX TO SPEECHES

ZIMBABWEANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAO SITUATlOICHAD SITUATlOIICYPRUS QUESTIOIIIGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: &NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB J~HIRIYA: &UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB J~HIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: &USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO tMTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEHENTSUN: ""ERSUNIFIL

Hash1nga1dze. E.K.Hash1nga1dze. E.K.Hash1nga1dze. E.K.Hash1nga1dze. E.K.Hash1nga1dze. E.K.Hash1ngaidze. E.K.Hash1nga1dze. E.K.Hash1nga1dze. E.K.Mash1nga1dze. E.K.Hash1ngafdZe. E.K.Hangwende. E.K.Hash1nga1dze. E.K.Hash1nga1dze. E.K.~sh1nga1dze. E.K.Ch1keta. S.Ktttk1t1. N.D.Chtketa. S.Hashtnga1dze. E.K.

S/PV.2S06S/PV.2428S/PV.2467S/PV.2S00S/PV.2491S/PV.2422S/PV.2423S/PV.2432S/PV.2417S/PV.2468S/PV.2446S/PV.2486S/PV.2492S/PV.2476S/PV.2479S/PV.2413S/PV.2479S/PV.2411

j i

! .

Abada

Abdal

Abu"lh

Adan.

Addab

Adj1b

,!I-

fI,

!.~,

III\

tII~

f'M

I

1, '

I

~

!'t1.

, ,

i1

I;

If

~',

Adjoy

Ahmecl

Al-Al

Al-An

Al-A~

Al - A1

Al-Bc

Al-S.

70

- ,......:.~~._ ••- ,__" __• ~"""---....-J~__ .,_...:._~•• , ._'__' _

INDEX TO SPEECHESSPEAKERS

BENIN

, ,

Abada. A. ALGERIAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARA8 JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

Abdalla, A.-R. SUDANCHAD SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Abulhasan, M.A. KUWAITNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Adan, A.M. SOMALIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICA

Addabashi, 1.0. LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

Adjibade, T.NAMIBIA QUESTION

Adjoyi, K. TOGOCHAD SITUATIONSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTlEMENTSUN: MEMBERS

Ahmed, K. CHADCHAD SITUATION

Al-Alfi, H.S. DEMOCRATIC YEMENCHAD SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

Al-Amri, A.-K.M. UNITED ARAB EMIRATESTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Al-Ashtal, A.S. DEMOCRATIC YEMENCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIEO BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Al-Atassi. A.M. SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIVA: & UNITED STATES

Al-Boainin. M.R.M. QATARTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Al-Sabbagh, H.R. BAHRAINTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

71

S/PV.2425S/PV.2418

S/PV.2419S/PV.2416S/PV.2490S/PV.24'16

S/PV.2442S/PV.2484S/PV.2414S/PV.2459

LS/PV.2504 i

•I .

S/PV.2466[

S/PV.2442

5/e"iV.2463S/PV.2479S/PV.2461S/PV.2479

S/PV.2463

S/PV.2428S/PV.2422S/PV.2464

S/PV.2414

S/PV.2500S/PV.248:7S/PV.2416S/PV.2414S/PV.2457

S/PV.2464

S/PV.2460

S/PV.2460

~·~i1iCi!42~""~""";;'::';:!!7.~;;.llI!!ilillii5\t,""",,~,al.E'!;;iil_i1.':;mF'<:::"s;:'::E;:~:::::;;;:::;-,:!?~~~~~~~u>~.~~-""'o!'r'";;'~7''''''''''''''''='''_. . """""~---"" - " .'--'----,

INDEX TO SPEECHES

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

fr

It'II,I'r

Alban Holgu1n. C. COLOMBIAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: &NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONREPCBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Albornoz. M.A. ECUADORGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: ~ USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEYIS: ADMISSIOI TO UNUN: ME"ERS

All eyne • O. H•N•GRENADA SITUATION

Amega. A.-K. TOGOCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONHONDURAS: &NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USS~

S/PY.2491S/PY.2435S/PV.2451S/PY.2473

S/PV.2491S/PV.2422S/PV.2473S/PV.2479S/r;JY.2479

S/PV.2491


Blan

BlulII

Bola

Borg

Boul

Buen

BuraAmega. A.-·K. (Toga)

UNIFILUN. SECURITY COUICIL. PRESIDENT

S/PV.2411

Amneus. H. SWEDENREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Anyaoku. E.C. NIGERIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICA

Arcilla. R.O. PHILIPPINESHONDURAS: &N1CARAGU~

S/PV.2411

S/PV.2506

S/PV.2423

, .!, ,

, ,I

i:

Ii': !

Bur",

Bata;~ah. S. JORDANTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFIL

8arma. R. CHADCHAD SITU~TlON

CHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAII SITUATIONCHAG SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Arias Stella. J.GRENADA SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

Atalay. N.UNFICYPUNFICYP

Bassole. L.~AMIBIA QUESTION

Bhatt. U.D.NAMIBI~ QUESTION

Blain. F.R.C.NAMIBIA QUESTION

PERU

TURKISH FEDERATED STATE OF KIBRIS

UPPER YOLTA

UN. SPECIAL COHHI1TEE AGAINST APARTHEID

GAMBIA

72

S/PV.2491S/PV.2490

S/PV.2453S/PV.2S03

S/PV.2429S/PV.2419S/PV.2462S/PV.246SS/PV.2467S/PV.2463

. S/PV. 2474

S/PV.2447

S/PV.2413S/PV.2411

S/PV.2483

S/PV.2441

Caba

,CabE,

i,Cabr

L 1

Cass

Chac

I

1 ChanII,

,, I Char

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Boule. V. GABONCHAD SITUATION' .

Bueno. C.A.B. BRAZILHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Chaderton Hatos. R. VENEZUELANAHIBIA QUESTION

IS/PV.2427 I·

f"

S/PV.2461,lj

S/PV.2411S/PV.2480S/PV.249SS/PV.2496

S/PV.2447

S/PV.2416S/PV.2413

S/PV.2428

S/PV.242S

S/PV.2479S/PV.2479

S/PV.2462S/PV.2465S/PV.2467S/PV.2463S/PV.2469S/PV.241SS/PV.2464S/PV.2468S/rV.2441S/PV.2460

S/PV.2459

S/PV.2474

S/PV.244J

S/P'J.2491S/PV.2435

S/PV.2451

S/PV.2429S/PV.2498

S/PV.2489

NICARAGUA

DOHINICA

NIGERIA

PANAMA

Charles. E.GRENADA SITUATION

Chamorro Hora. J.CHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTION

Cabrcra. J.H.NAHXBIA QUESTION

Cassandra. A. SAO TOME AND PRINCIPEGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Caballero-Rodriguez. E. CUBATERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Cabella Sarubb;. O~J. PARAGUAYREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Burayzat. H. JORDANSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNUN: MEMBERS

Burwin. A.S. LIBYAN ARAB J~HIRIYA

CHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAHIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Bolokov. P.NAHIBIA QUESTION

Borg. S. MALTALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATEST~RRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Blanco. J.C. URU~UAY

HONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Blum. Y.Z. ISRAELTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFILUNIFILUNIFILUNIFIL

,I

i!

i;II!

i'I,

73

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I

INDEX TO SPEECHES

De la Torre. P. PERUHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Coronel de Rodr1guez. E.. VENEZUELAHONDURAS: &NI~ARAGUA

Chavez Mena. F. EL SALVADORHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Delpree-Crespo. J.C. GUATEMALAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

! i

I:

S/PV.2425I:

S/PV.2479. S/PV. 2419

S/PV.2443

S/PV.2472

S/PV.2479S/PV.2479

S/PV.2425

S/PV.2428

S/PV.2431S/PV.2433S/PV.2436S/PV.2437

S/PV.2491

S/PV.2450

S/PV.2426

S/PV.2473

S/PV.2498S/PV.2500

S/PV.2507

S/PV.2425S/PV.2472

S/PV.2500S/PV .. 2436S/PV.2414S/PV.2453S/PV.2454S/PV.2503

S/PV.2435S/PV.2418

MONGOLIA

MOZAMBIQUE

TURKISH FEDERATED STATE OF KIBRIS

GUINEA

Ebrahim. A.G. PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

Coumb~ssa. D.CHAD SITUATION

Deressa. B. ETHIOPIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICA

Ch1keta. S. ZIMBABWESAINT CHRI~jOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNUN: MEMBERS

Denktash. R.CYPRUS QUESTIONCYPRUS QUESTION

Dountas. H. GREECECYPRUS QUESTIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUATERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: 1SRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNFICYPUNFICYPUNFICYP

Clark. W. UNITED STATESSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNUN: MEMBERS

Chhsano. J.A.NAMIBIA QUESTION

Chowdhury. A.K. BANGLADESHREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Dever. E. BELGIUMHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Dav1n. J. GABONNAMIBIA QUESTION

Dashtseren. B.GRENADA SITUATION

D'Escoto Brockmann. M. NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

III:

74

.. . -." " ....-..

...~ --'"

I.....·=·... :::-_-::::=:'.::'::~:~:=.::::::::~..:::-::.!"""'V'·7·'·· ..:1~-:...~·~ ...=:::..:~-::::.:=.:::.~:::... ~:==

'\:;'~~::Z'"li.t-~",~~~;~~~~::;;;i",;lb--w.;:it'El?1ii£;;M!:'S;,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.'lt:;)';~Jl!t"Ui"l;'lifi:'lll;;;'jilii!.~\1ia;oH!ll••a\ft~-

I

INDEX TO SPEECHES

F.l-Fattal. D.-A. SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONH~NDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRIYORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFILUNIFlL

Elfak;. E.A. SUDANCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

S/PV.2429S/PV.2489S/PV.2426S/PV.2433S/PV.2416S/PV.2446S/PV.2486S/PV.2412S/PV.2438S/PV.2459S/PV.2480S/PV.2496

S/PV.2467S/PV.2463S/PV.2466S/PV.2460

CHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

ErdenechuluYn. L.NAMIBIA QUESTION

Essy. A.

MONGOLIA

IVORY COAST

S/PV.2447

S/PV.2419S/PV.2465S/PV.2463S/PV.2476

Fadz;11ah. S.A. MALAYSIAREPUBLIC OF ~OREA: &USSR

Fafowora. 0.0. NIGERIAGRENADA SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

S/PV.2472

S/PV.2489S/PV.2483S/PV.2472

Fakhoury. M.R.UNIFIL

LEBANONS/PV.2496

F;gue;redo. E. de ANGOLAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

S/PV.2504S/PV.2508S/PV.2491S/PV.2482

Fonseka. LB.CYPRUS QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

SRI LANKAS/PV.2499S/PV.2446S/PV.2484

Garc;a Iturbe. N. CUBALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNiTED STATES

Garvalov, I. BULGARIAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: &USSR

Gauc;, V.J. MALTAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQ

S/PV.2466

S/PV.2473

S/PV.2S08S/PV.2428S/PV.2491S/PV.2421S/PV.2437S/PV.2493

75I1

I~:::;:"'_"'~~::::.::.:=~."::.::._...::.._._.:::.:._--~,:=.:::.::::-:...::'.====-:..::._.=t=:'"=::::·~:::;:·0~c"";~:~:;:;'7,':::!"lq;:::<-;;:..- ::.·_;;;;;···..~~,::;::i'~~5-!i-:::·~.-!!!1if:._~.".!!.~~;:rc;,~~::;;,::···:iI:"'::::c.;·:io::::.';,:.:-c~·~i~~·:~·;~';'iC~'7~~'" ·~.rr::..·'.,,::::::;:;ri:!.'iifI~~-~!1.~~;r=!!!!!!!!lI.__=======_=

.. ,,",=:!!...~..~".,,,,,,,,,,"===--,,=-.,.~.=....z;;====--========~-c=_==c::~::::::",:",,"~

INDEX TO SPEECHES I

Gauci. V.J. MALTA (conttnued)LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: &USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERSUNIFIL

Goma. L.H. ZAMBIANAMIBIA QUESTION

Gonthier. G. SEYCHELLESCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Gbeho. J.V. GHANALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTION

Gokce. O. TURKEYANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICATERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Golob. I. YUGOSLAVIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

I 'r

,FII

L

II' .\I,I 'I

r

\I.'

Gauci. V.J. (Malta)UNIFILUNIFILCYPRUS QUESTION

Gayama. P.CHAD SITUATION

Grooms. S.UNIFIL

GUmuc;o Gran;er. J.GRE~ADA SITUATION

Hadj Azzout. A.NAMIBIA QUESTION

HaralambopouloS. Y.CYPRUS QUESTION

UN. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL (1983). PRESIDENT

CONGO

UNITED STATES

BOLIVIA

ALGERIA

GREECE


S/PV.2495S/PV.2496S/PV.2497

S/PV.2469

S/PV.2417S/PV.24S1

S/PV.2507S/PV.2460

S/PV.2S0SS/PV.2499S/PV.2491S/PV.2431S/PV.2482S/PV.2412S/PV.2460

S/PV.2440

S/PV.2498S/PV.2489S/PV.2432

S/PV.2456

S/PV.2489

S/PV.2441

S/PV.2497

Harland. B. NEW ZEALANDREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR S/PV.2470

Hashim. S.N.NAMIBIA QUESTION

Hayford. P.R.D.CHAD SITUATION

BANGLADESH

GHANA

76

S/PV.2443

S/PV.2429

~.:C:::,",,~"";:.""7=':'::=::.c.7C7===:=7"-7'=..c..'C"C:=CC ':C.::-.:-'- ··c.: .. " - :=~:C:=:=_:·:7=.:=-:-:·: . .".::::'O:::.=-C.::CC:=.:..==:=-

I INDEX TO SPEECHES

Houfane, H.O. DJIBOUTITERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEHENTS

Ho11a;, I. HUNGARYGRENADA SITUATION

Jelonelc. A. GERMANY. FEDERAL REPUBLIC OFREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Kabeya H;lambu ZAIRETERRITO~IES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

IS/PV.2489S/PV.2422

S/PV.2491

S/PV.2461

S/PV.2468S/PV.2461

S/PV.2497S/PV.250D


S/PV.2506S/PV.2468S/PV.2460

S/PV.2487

S/PV.2489

S/PV.2446S/PV.2438

S/PV.2470 J

~IS/PV.2448 iS/PV.2471 I

IS/PV.2441 1

"\

S/PV.2498S/PV.2470

S/PV.2465S/PV.2443

S/PV.2461

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA

CYP~US

GRENADA

Hoang B;ch Son VI ET NAHGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: &NICARAGUA

Iacovou, G.CYPRUS QUESTIONCYPRUS QUESTION

tluclce, D. GERHAN DEHOCRATIC REPUBLICLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESTrRRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEHENTS

Ibrah;m. H.H. ETHIOPIACHAD SITUATll)NGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAHIBIA QUESTION

Icaza Gallard, J.E. NICARAGUAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: &UNITED STATESTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Jacobs, I.GRENADA SITUATION

Jones. A.B. LIBERIANAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: &USSR

Jorge, P.T. ANGOLANAMIBIA QUESTION

Joseph, L.L.E. AUSTRALIACYPRUS QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: &USSR

Kaba. O. GUINEACHAD SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

Jacobs, L. F.GRENADA SITUATION

Jamal, J.Y. QATARNAM1BIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

59

6849907679617911

959697

892

17;1

6

)7iO

)5~9

~1

l1l212iO

,0

77

."

r

rIJ

r!,r,/,I·

t

~

,

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I\,fI:I'

t·,

1

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Karran. 0.0. GUYANALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Kasemsr1. B. THAILANDREPUBLIC OF KOREA: ~ ~SSR

Khal11. A.T. EGYPTANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Klm, K.T. REPUBLIC OF KOREAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Klrca. A.C. TURKEYCYPRUS QUESTIONCYPRUS QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNFICYPUNFICYP

Kirkpatrick. J.J. UNITED STATESANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIeIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

S/PV.2411S/PV.~4aG

S/PV.2461

S/PV.2414




S/PV.25C8S/PV.2430S/PV.2481S/PV.2491S/PV.2420S/PV.2423S/PV.2431S/PV.2433S/PV.2436S/PV.2415S/PV.2443S/PV.2484S/PV.2411S/PV.2416

'IKirkpatrick, J.J. (UnitedStates)

CHAD SITUATION

UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENT

S/PV.2430

Kitikiti. N.D. ZIMBABWETERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Knipping-Victoria. E. DOMINICAN REPUBLICGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

S/PV.2413

S/PV.2491S/PV.242SS/PV.2436S/PV.2473

Kofa. M.M.CHAD SITUATION

LIBERIA

78

S/PV.246S

1 _ •...~ .- . ,..

-~-- ........_----_.- .J.L_~"""""1_-i' ---

: Ii, i

~.i

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Krystos;k. R. POLANDTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Koh. T.T.B. SINGAPOREGRENADA SITUATIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Kulaw;ec. B. CZECHOSLOVAKIALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAM!BIA QUESTION

Kr;shnan. N. INDIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIF.~ BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

I:1

j

I

j,IIJ

j

III

\

j

S/PV.2481S/PV.2483

S/PV.2491S/PV.2473

S/PV.2469

S/PV.2507

S/PV.2460

S/PV.2S04S/PV.2498S/PV.2491S/PV.2437S/PV.2468S/PV.2481S/PV.2412S/PV.2438S/PV.2457

S/PV.2468S/PV.2490

SIERRA LEONE

CHAD

UN. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE SITUATION WITH REGARD TO THEIMPLEMENTATION OF THE DECLARATION ON THE GRANTING OFINDEPENDENCE TO COLONIAL COUNTRIES AND PEOPLES

ANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICA

Korom. A.CHAD SITUATION

Koroma. A.G.NAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUeSTION

Koroma. A.G.

250724192463249124162446247324122458

~498

~500

~443

Z490Z413~454

~503

24702472247324742476

2417~48G

2461

2474


S/PV.2440

S/PV.2465 :1S/PV.2469S/PV.2464

S/PV.2426S/PV.2472

S/PV.2414:1

S/PV.2411

!:.:.:•.,

S/PV.2506S/PV.2489S/PV.2437S/PV.2447S/PV.2485S/PV.24'i4S/PV.2480

79

INDONESIA


CHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

Kuroda. M. JAPANNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KO~EA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLfC OF KOREA: &. USSR

La Barre de Nanteu;l. L. de FRANCEANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFlL

Kusumaatmadja. M.NAMIBIA QUESTION

La Rocca, U. ITALYHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Labak;, K. LEBANONTERR!TORIES OCClJPIEU BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFIL

La Barre de Nanteu;l. L. de(France)

II

Ij

_ ,t .--------~~iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiil llllllllllli __

!508!430~487

~491

:420423431433436415443484471476

UO

~91

125~36

~73

113

Hart;

HangwE

Hadn

Hapan~

Harge1

Halm;e

Haksou

Hakhan,

Hakat il

Ha'irie

Hafole

Madar.

Haciel,

Lusaka,

Lusaka.

iI

.1, ,, I

II

i

S/PV.2461

S/PV.2435S/PV.2417S/PV.?466S/PV.24Sil

S/PV.2S04S/PV.2484

S/PV.2423S/PV.2436S/PV.2447

S/PV.2456

S/PV.2507S/PV.2428S/PV.2461S/PV.2S00S/PV.2489S/PV.2422S/PV.2493S/PV.2416S/PV.2468S/PV.2485S/PV.2470S/PV.2476S/PV.2479S/PV.2413S/PV.2459S/PV.2479

S/PV.Z429S/PV.2428S/PV.2423S/PV.2470S/PV.2476S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV.2456

S/PV.2469S/PV.2491S/PV.2422S/PV.2437S/PV.2416S/PV.2418S/PV.2464S/PV.2466S/PV.2468S/PV.2450S/PV.2492S/PV.2470S/PV.2461S/PV.2411S/PV.2496

80

ADMISSION TO UN

UNITED STATES


FRANCE

----------.~_.~ ......' ,,--..-~-~.--~

P., CHAD SITUATION

CHAD SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KORE~: &USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS:UN: MEMBERSUNIFIL

Qing CHIN~

A~GOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAdiAD, SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAIRAN (ISLAMIC REF'UBLIC OF'): & IRAQLIBYAN ARAB JA\"tAIURIYA: & UNITED STAUSLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: &USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERS

Liang. ':'ufan CHINAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAHIBIA QUESTION

Lahlou. R. MOROCCOTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Le Kim Chung VIET NAMHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAC JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAHIBIA QUESTION

Legwaila. J.L. 80TSWANAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICANAHIBIA QUESTION

Lichenstein. C.H.CHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: &~ICARAGUA

LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STAT~S

LIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAHIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFIlUNIFIl

Louet.

Lin~.

Ling. Oing (China)UNIFIL

, .'!

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Haciel. G. BRAZILANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATION

Hafole. I.H. PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBVAN ARAB JAHAHIRIVA: &UNITEO STATES

Hapango ma Kemishanga ZAIREREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNUN: MEMBERS

Hargetson. J.W.D. UNITED KINGDOMTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BV ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFILUNIFIL

S/PV.2S07S/PV.2491S/PV.2484

S/P'I.24S0S/PV.2481S/PV.2492

S/PV.250SS/PV.2491

S/PV.2467

S/~V.243S

S/PV.2418 ,rl'

S/PV.2428 l:-

f

S/PV.2451S/PV.2488

S/PV.2448


S/PV.2440

S/PV.2446

S/PV.24i"OS/PV.2479S/PV.2479

S/PV.2460S/PV.2456S/PV.2480

S/PV.2488

S/PV.2444

S/PV.2491S/PV.2435S/PV.2485S/PV.2476\

\\81

AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS OF SOUTH AFRiCA

UN COUNCIL FOR NAMIBIA

UNITED REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON

SOMALIA

PAN AFRICANIST CCNGRESS OF AZANIA

CUBA

ROHANIA

HEXICO

ZIMBABWE

Lusaka, P.J.F. (President)NAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAHIBIA QUESTION

Lusaka. P.J.F. ZAMBIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

Hadar. A.A.CHAD SITUATION

Hakatini, J.F.NAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

Hairie. S.CHAD SITUATION

Hangwende. E.K.NAHIBIA QUESTION

Hakhanda. L.NAMIBIA QUESTION

Haksoud. C. LEAGUE OF ARAB STATESGRENADA SITUATION .LIBVAN ARAB JAMAHIRIVA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BV ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BV ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Halmierca. I.NAMIBIA QUESTION

Harin Bosch. M.NAHIBIA QUESTION

H~rinescu. T.NAMIBIA QUESTION

Hartini Urdaneta. A. VENEZUELAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

~ - -----. ',,'" .

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Mash;nga;dze. E.K. ZIMBABWEANGOLA: ~ SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRUNIFIL

Mash;nga;dze. E.K. (Z;mbabwe) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESI';"~T

LESOTHO: ECONOMIC ASSISTANCEUNFICYP

Maudave. A. MAURITIUSHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

McDonagh. R. IRELANDREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Hed;na. R.E. Barbosa de PORTUGALANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Heesman, J.H. NETHERLANDSIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNUN: MEMBERS

S/PV.2506S/PV.2428S/PV.2467S/PV.2S00S/PV.2491S/PV.2422S/PV.2423S/PV.2432S/PV.24~1


S/PV.24S5S/PV.2453

S/PV.2422S/PV.2433S/PV.2449S/PV.2439

S/PV.2473

S/PV.2S0SS/PV.2476


Hran;

Huesh

Hun;z

Hunoz

Narkh

Nator

Mogwe. A.M.~AMIBIA QUESTION

Mojsov. L.NAMIBIA QUESTION

BOTSWANA

YUGOSLAVIA

S/PV.2401a

S/PV.2446

Horeno Salcedo, L. PHILIPPINESREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Moscley, H.S.L. BARBADOSGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTION

Moushoutas, C. CYPRUSCYPRUS QUESTIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONUNFICYPUNFICYPUNFICVP

Moussa. A.M. EGYPTCYPRUS QUESTION

82

, ." 1,'-"

-----,.- .. -_._.-._-~.,----_ ..",--~-- - .~-"---_._-_ ........-.__......._- ....__._."._-- --~-

S/PV.2471

S/PV.2491S/PV.2422S/PV.2449

S/PV.2499S/PV.2426S/PV.2451S/PV.2453S/PV.24S4S/PV.2S03

S/PV.2S00

N;as:

NujOt

Ogoul

Oicey

Olea

Hran; Zentar. M.NAMIBIA QUESTION

MOROCCO

INDEX TO SPEECHES

S/PV.2444

SWAPOHuesh;hange. P.NAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

Hun;z. C.~. ARGENTINAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

Hunoz ledo. P. MEXICOGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTION

Mur;n. S. CZECHOSLOVAKIAGRENADA SITUATION

Narkhuu. T. MONGOLIAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Natorf. W. POLANDANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTE~RITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERS

Nguayila Mbela Kalanda ZAIREChAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

N;asse. M. SENEGALTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Nujoma. S. (Presldent) SWAPONAMIBIA QUESTION

Ogouma. S. I. BfNU:GRENADA SITUATION

Okeyo, M.G. KENYACHAD SITUATION

01candrov, V.l. USSRNAMIBIA QUESTION

83

S/PV.2481S/PV.2492


S/PV.24Q7S/PV.2421S/PV.2432S/PV.2450

S/PV.2491

S/PV.2426



S/PV.2439

S/PV.2450

S/PV.2491

S/PV.2465

S/PV.2492

~ _....

Oramas Oliva. O.NAMIBIA QUESTION

CUBA

INDEX TO SPEECHES

S/PV.2482Pel

ortez Collndres. E. HONDURASHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS~ & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Ott. H. GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Otunnu. O. UGANDAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTION

Ould Hamody. M.S. MAURITANIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICATERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS



S/PV.2436S/PV.2492

S/PV.2506S/PV.2461

Per

Pur

QUi

Rat

Oumarou. I.CHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

NIGERS/PV.2428S/PV.2465S/PV.2449

Ra

RaOv;nn;kov. R.S. USSR

CUAD SITUAnONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERSUNIFILUNIfILUNIfILUNIfIL

Ow;ny, A.P. UGANDANAMIBIA QUESTION

Ozores Typaldos. C. PANAMAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Paz Barn;ca. E. HONDURASHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

S/PV.2430S/PV.2465S/PV.2469S/PV.2423S/PV.2464S/PV.2486S/PV.2470S/PV.2479SJpV.2458S/PV.2461S/PV.2479S/PV.2411S/PV.24S6S/PV.2495S/PV.2496

S/PV.2444

S/PV.2421S/PV.2434

S/PV.2424

R'

R

Pelletier, G.CYPRUS QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

CANADA

84

S/PV.2498S/PV.24S0S/PV.2488

-. - 'if-- --- --"--,.......--"-~ . _. - ... ~~---·----·r---"''''·''''''''--~''-·~·-''''·---'''''''''·''_·'-~'''--''''- --_ .. ~.

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Purushottam. S.V. INDIAHONDlJRAS: & NICARAGUA

Rabetaflka. B. MADAGASCARLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

Radrodro. J.F. FIJIREPUBlIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Racz, P. HUNGARYHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

S/PV.2410S/PV.2416S/PV.2454

S/PV.2491S/PV.2411

S/PV.2422S/PV.2435S/PV.2412

S/PV.24~3

S/PV.2491S/PV.2421S/PV.2433S/PV.2436

I,:S/PV.2411

rI'

S/PV.2421 rS/P'I.2418 (;

I:S/PV.2413

S/PV.2429 ~;'S/PV.2463S/PV.2489S/PV.2421S/PV.2434S/PV.2466S/PV.2490S/PV.2413S/PV.2459

S/PV.2489


S/PV.2435

S/PV.2506S/PV.2491S/PV.Z422S/PV.2482

•

UN. SECRETARY··GENERAL

JAHAICA

Roa Kouri. R. CUBAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & MICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUATERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Rosales Rivera, H. EL SALVADORHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Rupia, P.M. UNITED REPUBlIC OF TANZANIAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTION

Quinones Ame4q~ita, M.R. GUATEMALAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Rajaic-Khorassani, S. IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)CHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEM£NTS

Plnies, J. de SPAINHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Perez de Cuel1ar, J.CYPRUS QUESTIONUNIFIL

Richardson, E.GRENADA SITUATION

Pel1etier, G. CANADA (continued)REPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRUNFICYP

85

INDEX TO SPEECHES

• I

Sahnoun. M. ALGERIACYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & ~!CARAGUA

NAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLF.MEHTSNAMIBIA QUESTION

Salah. A. JORDANCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAf.UALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KORr-: & USSRTERRITORIES OCC~~IED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFILUNIFIL

Salah. A. (Jordan) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTGRENADA SITUATIONIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONUNIFILGRENADA SITUATION




Salazar Paredes. F. BOLIVIAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

rIt

Salem. E.UNIFIL

Sal lltl. S.NAMIBIA QUESTION

LEBANON

UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

S/PV.2425

S/PV.2456

S/PV.2448

Sal lam. M.A. YEMENTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS S/PV.2412

Santos. M. dos MOZAMBIQUEANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAGRENADA SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

S/PV.2506S/PV.2491S/PV.2482

. ,

Sanz de Santamaria. C. COLOMBIAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA S/PV.2422

Sarrc. M. SENEGALCHAD SITUATIONNAMIBIA 'QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

S/PV.2419S/PV.2481S/PV.2457

Scheltcma. H. NETHERLANDSCHAD SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFIl


11I iiIJ

:.\

I' Scmedo. I.GRENADA SITUATION

GUINEA BISSAUS/PV.2491

86

.- • -,~ • -' , - • ' - •• '>

_~ ..... -4 --'-_~ •. _. __ ....... _.-.-:..,._...........~ .~ •• _.~.~_•. __........... _ .. _ . .:...... .• ..-....._.-". _~~-....• . ~ ~

".,.. ""', ,'b,."' "$ _ .•.••

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Serajza~eh. S.A.NAMIBIA QUESTION

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)S/PV.2450

Shah Nawaz. S. PAKISTANANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEHlNTSUN: MEMBERSUNFlCYPUNIFIL

S/PV.2506S/PV.2469S/PV.2499S/PV.2489S/i'V.2423S/PV.2493S/PV.2418S/PV.2486S/PV.2470S/PV.2479S/PV.2413S/PV.2457S/PV.2479S/PV.2503S/pV.2411

JAMAICAShearer, H. L.NAMIBIA QUESTION

Si1ov;c. D. YUGOSLAVIAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

S/PV.2441

S/PV.2425

Sinc1air, N.G. GUYAN~

ANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEH(NTS

S/PV.2S08S/PV.2469S/PV.2S00S/PV.2487S/PV.2491S/PV.2423S/PV.2437S/PV.2466S/PV'.2450S/PV.2413

Sinc1air. N.G. (Guyana) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNUN: MEMBERSUN: MEMBERS


51 im, T.NAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

TUNISIAS/PV.2444S/PV.2484

S/PV.2444

S/PV.2490

S/PV.2491


87

& UNITED STATES

SAINT LUCIA

HUNGARY

SIERRA LEONE

BENINS.CHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA:

St. Aimee, D.GRENADA SITUATION

Somogyi, F.NAMIBIA QUESTION

Sog10,

stevens, G.NAMIBIA QUESTION

~i i! i

)i

,IiIij

!III

,I

jl

.' . -, J .... '", ' ....... "~~_..'.' ......~ ......." ....... _.•'_.~...:.__ ..-.~.~ - - - - .- - ~.'

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Stoel. M. va~ der NETHERLANDSCH~D SITUATIONCHAl' SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENA~A SITUATIONNAMIB~A QUESTIONREPUBL~( OF KOREA: & USSRTERRITORI~S OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFlLUNIFIL

Stoel. M. van der UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENT(Net.herlands)

ANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAUNFICYP

suja. S. CZECHOSLOVAKIAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

Sylla. Y. SENEGALCHAD SITUATION

Taylor. C. GRENADAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTION

Terzi. Z.L. PLOTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

., TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

I TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

j 'rhamae. T. LESOTHOI

LESOTHO: ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE

,.,

S/PV.2467S/PV.2469S/PV.2499S/PV.2491S/PV.2488S/PV.2470S/PV.2460 "

S/PV.2456S/PV.2480

!,,,S/PV.2508S/PV.2503

S/PV.2427S/PV.2417

S/PV.::!465

S/PV.2422S/PV.2432S/PV.2451

5/PV.2412S/PV.2413S/PV.2414 ' j,

S/PV.2438S/PV.2457S/PV.2461

S/PV.2455


Thomson.

Thomson.

J. UNITED KINGDOMANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIrUA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNUN: MEMBERS

J. (United Kingdom) UN. SECURITY COUNCI~. PRESIDENTCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

. 88


INDEX TO SPEECHES

89

Traore, S. MALIHONDURAS: & NICARAGUA

Troyanovsky. O.A. (USSR) UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN. ARAB JAMAHIRiYA & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

S/PV.2487S/PV.2420S/PV.2423S/PV.2424S/PV.2425S/PV.2427S/PV.2477S/PV.2493S/PV.2416S/PV.2442S/PV.2485S/PV.2486S/PV.2476S/PV.2479S/PV.2414S/PV.2479S/PV.2411

SiFi~' . 2491

S/PV.2465

S/PV.2435

S/PV.2506S/PV.2419S/PV.2429S/PV.2430S/PV.2487S/PV.2421S/PV.~434

S/PV.2415S/PV.2416~VPV.2485

S/PV.2472

Ii

S/PV.2507,

S/PV.2499 (S/PV.2487S/PV.2491S/PV.2436S/PV.2418S/PV.2448S/PV.2488S/PV.2471S/PV.2472S/PV.2476S/PV.2414S/PV.2480

S/PV.2415S/PV.2416S/PV.2418S/PV.2412S/PV.2413S/PV.24'14

SAINT VINCENT

UNITED REPUBLIC OF CAME~OON

Tre;k;, A.A. LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONCHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Troyanovsky. O.A. USSRANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICACYPRUS QUESTIONGRENADA SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSUNIFIL

Toney, J.G.GRENADA SITUATION

T;noco Fonseca. V.H. NICARAGUAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAHONDURAS: & NICARAGUAIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & IRAQLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRSAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UNTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRA~LI SETTLEMENTSUN: MEMBERSUNIFIL

Towo Atangana. G.CHAD SITUATION

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Tsvetkov. B. BULGARIAGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTICN

I:I, ~.

Trucco. M.GRENADA SITUATIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

Tueni. G.LEBANON SITUATION

CHILE

LEBANON

S/PV.2491S/PV.2449

S/PV.2491S/PV.2426S/PV.2418S/PV.24S0S/PV.2490

S/PV.241S

f1.

I..

Umba di Lutete ZAIRECHAD SITUATIONGRENADA SITUATIONLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATESNAMIBIA QUESTION

Von Schirnding. K.R.S. SOUTH AFRICAANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICANAMIBIA QUESTIONNAMIBIA QUESTION

Vongsay. K. LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICGRENADA SITUATIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGUALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITED STATES

Wabuge, W. KENYANAMIBIA QUESTION!'-! ~MIBIA QUESTIONREPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSR

Wasiuddin. K. BANGLADESHTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

Well. G. van GERMANY. FEDERAL REPUBLIC OFNAMIBIA QUESTIONHONDURAS: & NICARAGU~

NAMIBIA QUESTION

Whyte. H. UNITED KINGDOMTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

.. "S/PV. 2462S/PV.2489S/PV.2468S/PV.2483

S/PV.2S04S/PV.2440S/PV.2481

S/PV.2489S/PV.243SS/PV.2466

S/PV.2440S/PV.2483S/PV.2413

S/PV.2459

S/PV.2486S/PV.2426S/PV.2444

S/PV.2414

f.

Wolde. G.NAMIBIA QUESTION

woolcott. R.A.NAMIB!A QUESTION

Yaqub-Khan. S.NAMIBIA QUESTION

Zainal Abidin. T.S.NAMIBIA QUESTION

ETHIOPIA

AUSTRALIA

PAKISTAN

MALAYSIA

S/PV.2481

S/PV.2449

S/PV.2447

S/PV.2448"I

Zarif. M.F. AFGHANISTANGRENADA SITUATIG~

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA: & UNITEO STATESNAMIBIA QUESTIONTERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTS

90

S/PV.2491S/PV.2466S/PV.2448S/PV.2460

.~". --.,;':""~.' .. _,_ ,- ,•. '-".' .".~-. -J.,-., '. - ""_".,,,

-----'--_.:-""- ---.' . .,::i,~.:. .. ,"

- ~-'-.~

INDEX TO SPEECHES

!491!449

!491!426!418!450!490

!415

!462!489!468!483

~504

~440

~481

~489

~435

~466

:440483473

459

486426444

414

481

449

~47

148

191~66

~48

~60

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S/PV.2422S/PV.2435S/PV.2413

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ANGOLA: & SOUTH AFRICAANGOLAANGOLAARGENTINABOTSWANABRAZilCUINACUBAEGYPTETHIOPIAFRANCEGERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICGUYANAINDIALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYAHALTAHAURITANIAHOZAMBIQUENICARAGUANIGERIAPAKISTANPOLANDPOl.ANDPORTUGALSOHALIASOUTH AFRICATURKEYUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENT

UN. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE SITUATION WITH REGARDTJ THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DECLARATION ON THEGRANTING OF INDEPENDENCE TO COLONIAL COUNTRIES ANDPEOPLESU"ITED KINGDOMUNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIAlINITED STATESUSSRYUGOSLAVIAZAMBIAZIMBABWE

CHAD SITUATIONBENINBENINBENINDENINCHADCHADCHADCHADCHADCHADCHADCHADCHINACHINACONGODEMOCRATIC YEMEN

Figueiredo, E. deFiguciredo, E. deHuniz, C.H.Legwa ila, J. L.Mattel, G.Ung, Q;ngRoa Kouri ,0 R.Khalll, A.T.Deressa, B.La Barre de Nanteuil, L. deOtt, H.Sinclatr, N.G.j(rishnan, N.Treiki, A.A.Gauci. V.J.Ould Hamody, M.S.Santos. M. dosIcaza Ga1lard. J.E.Anyaoku. E.C.Shah Nawaz, S.Natorf. W.Matorf. W.Medina, R.E. Barbosa deAdan, ,A.H.Von Sch;rnding, K.R.S.Gokce, O.Stoel, M. van der(Netherlands)Koroma. A.G.

Thomson, J.Rupia, P.M.Kirkpatrick, J.J.Troyanovsky, O.A.A.Golob, I.Lusaka, P.J.F.Mashingaidze, E.K.

Sog10, $.Sog10, S.Sog10, S.50910, S.Ahmed, K.Barma, R.Barma, R.Barma, R.Barma, R.Barma, R.Barma, R.Korom, A.Ling, Qingl"ing. QingGayama, P.Al·A1fi o H.S.

S/PV.2S04S/PV.2S08S/PV.2506S/PV.2S04S/PV.2S0SS/PV.2501S/PV.2507S/PV.2507S/PV.2S07S/PV.2S06S/PV.2507S/PV.2508S/PV.2504S/PV.2S06S/PV.2508S/PV.2S06S/PV.2S06S/PV.2506S/PV.2506S/PV.2S06S/PV.2S06S/PV.2S08S/PV.2S0SS/PV.2S04S/PV.2504S/FV.2S07S/PV.2508

S/PV.2S07

S/PV.2S08S/PV.2506S/PV.2508S/PV.Z507S/PV.250SS/PV.2507S/PV.2506

S/PV.2428S/PV.2429S/PV.Z465S/PV.2467S/PV.2463S/PV.2429S/PV.2419tI>/PV.2462SiPV.2465S/PV.2467S/PV.2463S/PV.2469S/PV.242SS/PV.2467S/PV.2469S/PV.2428

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CHAD SITUATION (continued)EGYPTEGYflTETHK~PIA

FRAfJClEFRANCEGABONGHANAGUINEAGUINEAGUYANAIRAN (ISLAHIC REPUBLIC OF)IRAN (ISLAHIC REPUBLIC OF)IVORY COASTIVORY COASTIVORY COASTJORDANKEHYALIBERIALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYALIBVAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIVAMALTANETHERLANDSNETHERLANDSNETHERLANDSNICARAGUANIGERNIGERPAKISTANPOLANDSENEGALSENEGALSOMALIASUDANSUDANSUDANSYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICTOGOTOGOUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. ~RESIDENT



UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUNHED KINGDOMUNITED KINGDOHUNITED KINGDOMUNITED KINGDOHUNITED REPUBLIC OF CAHEROONUNITED REPUBLIC OF tAHF.ROONUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUSSRUSSRUSSR

Khal n. A. T.Khalil. A.T.Ibrahim. H.H.Louet. P.Louet. P.Boule. V.Hayford. P.R.D.Coumbassa. O.Kaba. O.Sinclair. N.G.Rajaie·Khorassani. S.Rajaie-Khorassani. S.Essy. A.Essy. A.Essy. A.Salah. A.Okeyo. M.G.Kofa. M.H.Burwtn. A.S.Burwin. A.S.Burwin, A.S.Burwin. A.S.Burwin. A.S.Treiki. A.A.Treiki. A.A.Treiki. A.A.Gauci. V.J.Scheltema. H.Stoel, H. van derStoel. M. van derChamorro Hora. J.Oumarou. I.Oumarou. I.Shah Nawalz. S.Natorf. W.Sarre. H.Syll a. Y.Hadar. A.A.Abdalla. A.·R.Elfaic:i. E.A.Elfaki. E.A.El-Fattal. D.-A.Adjoyi. K.Aniega. A. K.Kirkpatrick g J.J. (Unitedstates)La Barre.~e Nanteuil. L. de(france) .La Barre de Nanteuil. L. de(France)Thomson. J. (United Kingdom)Thomson. J. (United Kingdom)Thomson, J.Thomson, J.Thomson, J.Thomson, J.Mairie. S.Towo Atangana. G.Kirkpatrick. J.J.lichenstein, C.H.Ovinnikov, R.S.Ovinnikov. R.S.Ovinnikov, R.S.

93

S/PV.2419S/PV.2463S/PV.2429S/PV.2429S/PV.2428S/PV.2428S/PV.2429S/PV.2428S/PV.2465S/PV.2469S/PV.2429S/PV.2463S/PV.2419S/PV.246SS/PV.2463S/PV.2419S/PV.2465S/PV.2465S/PV.2462S/PV.2465S/PV.2467S/PV.2463S/PV.2469S/PV.2419S/PV.2429S/PV.2430S/PV.2428S/PV.2428S/PV.2467S/PV.2469S/PV.2429S/PV.2428S/PV.2465S/PV.2469S/PV.2429S/PV.2419S/PV.2465S/PV.2467S/PV.2419S/PV.2467S/PV.2463S/PV.2429S/PV.2463S/PV.2419S/PV.2430

S/PV.2465

S/PV.2469

S/PV.2419S/PV.2428S/PV.2419S/PV.2428S/PV.2465S/PV.2469S/PV.2428S/PV.2465S/PV.2430S/PV.2469S/PV.2430S/PV.246SS/PV.2469

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CHAD SITUATION (continued)ZAIREZAIREZAIREZAIREZIMBABWEZIMBABWE

CYPRUS QUESTIONALGERIAAUSTRALIACANADACHINACUBACYPRUSCYPRUSCYPRUSDEMOCRATIC YEMENEGYPTGREECEGREECEGUYANAINDIAJORDANNETHERLANDSNIr.ARAGUAPAKISTANPOLANDSEYCHELLESSRI LANKATOGOTU~KEY

TURKEYTURKISH FEDERATED STATE OF KIBRISTURKISH FEDERATED STATE OF KIBRISUN. SECRETARY-GENERALUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUNITED KINGDOMUSSRYUGOSLAVIAZIMBABWE

GRENADA SITUATIONAFGHANISTANALGERIAANGOLAANTIGUA AND BARBUDAARGENTINABARBADOSBENINBOLIVIABRAZILBULGARIACHILECHINACOLOMBIACUBACUSACZECHOSLOVAKIADEMOCRATIC YEMENDOMINICADOMINICAN REPUBLICECUADOR

94

Nguay'la Mbela KalandaNguayl1a Mbela KalandaNguaytla Mbela KalandalMtba dt LuteteMashtngatdze. E.K.Mashtngaldze, E.K.

Sahnoun,' M.Joseph, la L. E•Pel'let ter, G.Ling, QtngRoa Kourt" R.Iacovou, ~.

Iaco'lou, G.Moushoutas, C.Al-Ashtal, A.S.Moussa, A.M.D,ountas, M.H~ralambopoulos, Y.S1r~c1air, N. G•Krishnan, N.Salah, A.Stoel, M. van d!erChamorro Mora, J.Shah Nawaz, S.Natorf, W.Gonthier, G.Fonseka. I.B.Amega. A. -K •Ktrca, A.C.Kt rea, A.C.Denktash, R.Denktash, R.Perez de Cuel13r. J.Gauci, V.J. (Malta)Thomson. J.Troyanovsky, O.A.Golob. 1.Mashingaidze, E.K.

ZarH. rj.F.Sahnoun, M.Figueiredo, E. deJacobs, la F•Muniz, C.M.Moseley, H. S. laOgouma, S.I.Gumucio Granter, J.Maciel, G.Tsvetkov, B.Trucco, M.Ling, ~ing

Alban Holguin, C.Roa Kouri, R.Roa Kouri, R.Murin. S.Al··Ashtal, A.S.Charles, E.Knipping ·Victoria, E.Albornoz, M.A.


S/PV.2498S/PV.2498S/PV.2498S/PV.2500S/PV.2499S/PV.2497S/PV.2S00S/PV.2499S/PV.2S00S/PV.2S00S/PV.2500S/PV.2497S/PV.2S00S/PV.2498S/PV.2SGOS/PV.2499S/PV.2498S/PV.2499S/PV.2500S/PV.2498S/PV.2499S/PV.2S00S/PV.2498S/PV,.2500S/PV.2498S/PV.2500S/PV.2497S/PV.2497S/PV.2S00S/PV.2499S/PV.2499S/PV.2S00

S/PV.2491S/PV.2489S/PV.2491S/PV.2489S/PV.2489S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2489S/PV.2491S/PV.249~

S/PV.2491S/~V.2489

S/PV.2491S/PV.2487S/PV.2489S/PV.2491S/PV.2487S/PV.2489~/PV.2491

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GRENADA SITUATION (continued)EGYPTETHIOPIAFRANCEGERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC~RENADA

GUATEMALAGUINEA-BISSAUGUYANAGUYANAHUNGARYINDIAIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)JAMAICAJORDANLAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICLEAGUE OF ARAB STATESLIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYAMALTAMEXICOMONGOLIAMOZAMBIQUENETHERLANDSNICARAGUANIGERIAPAKISTANPERUPOLANDSAINT.~UCIA

SAINT VINCENTSAO TOME AND PRINCIPESEYCHELLESSINGAPORESYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICTRINIDAD AND TOBAGOUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUNITED KINGDOMUNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIAUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUSSRUSSRVENEZUELAVIET NAMYUGOSLAVIAZAIREZAIREZAMBIAZIMBABWE

HONDURAS: & NICARAGUAALGERIAALGERIAARGENTINAARGENTINABARBADOSB[LGIUMBOLIVIABRAZILBULGARIACHINAOIINACHINA

95

Khal'il, A.T.Ibrahim, M.H.La Barre de Nanteuil, L. deott, H.Jacobs, I.Quinones Amezquita, M.R.Semedo, I.Sincli\ir, N.G.Sinclair, N.G.Hol1ai, 1.Krishnan, N.Rajaie-Khorassani, S.Richardson, E.Salah. A.Vongsay, K.Maksoud. C.Tre'iki, A.A.Gauci. V.J.Munoz Ledo, P.Dashtseren, B.Santos, M. dosStoel, M. van derTinoco Fonseca, V.H.Fafowora, 0.0.Shah Nawaz, S.Arias Stella, J.Natorf, W.St. Aimee, D.Toney, J.G.Cassandra, A.Gonthier, G.Koh, T. T. B.El Fatta1, D. A.All cyne. D. H.N•Sa1ah, A. (Jordan)Salah, A. (Jordan)Thomson. J.Rupia. P.M.Kirkpatrick. J.J.Kirkpatrick, J.J.Lichcnstein, (.M.Troyanovsky. O.A.Troyano'5ky, O.A.Martini Urdancta, A.Hoang Bich SonGolob, I.Nguayila Mbela Ka1andaUmba di LutcteLusaka, P.J.F.Mashingaidze. E.K.

Abada, A.Sahnoun, M.Muniz. (.M.Muniz, C.M.Mosc1cy, H.S.L.Dcvcr. E.Salazar Parcdes, F.Bucno, C.A.B.Tsvetkov, B.Liang, YufanLiang, YufanLing. Qing

S/PV.2491S/PV.2489S/PV.2489S/PV.2491S/PV.2487S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2487S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2489S/PV.2489';;./PV.2491S/PV.2489S/PV.2491SIPV.2487S/PV.2491S/PV.2487S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2487S/PV.2489S/PV.?489S/PV.2491S/PV.2489S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2489S/PV.2491S/PV.2489S/PV.2491S/PV.2487S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2487S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2487S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2489S/PV.2491S/PV.2491S/PV.2489S/PV.2491S/PV.2491

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l,.f HONDURAS: & NICARAGUA (continued)I, HeI COLOMBIA Alba" Holguin, C. S/PV.2435

COLOMBIA Sanz de Santamaria, C. S/PV.2422COSTA RICA Zumbado Jimenez, F. S/PV.2422COSTA RICA Zumbado Jimenez, F • S/PV.243SCUBA Roa Kouri, R. S/PV.2421CUBA Roa Kouri, R. S/PV.2423CUBA Roa Kouri, R. S/PV.2433CYPRUS Houshoutas, C. S/P\I.2426CZECHOSLOVAKIA Suja. S. S/PV.2427DEMOCRATIC YEMEN Al A1fi. H.S. S/P\I.2422DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Knipping Victoria, E. S/PV.242SDOMINICAN REPUBLIC Knipping·-Victoria , E. S/PV.2436ECUADOR Albornoz, H.A. S/PV.2422EL SALVADOR Chavez Hena, F • S/PV.2425EL SALVADOR Rosales Rivera, H. S/PV.243SETHIOPIA Ibrahim, P'I. H. S/PV.2432FRANCE La Barre d~ Nanteuil, L. de S/PV.2437

r FRANCE Louet. P. S/PV.2423r GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC ot t, H. S/PV.2426I: GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF Well, G. van S/PV.2426

GREECE Dountas, H. S/PV.2436GRENADA Taylor, C. S/PV.2422 )'.GRENADA Taylor, C. S/PV.2432GUATEMALA Quinones Amezquita, H.R. S/PV.2427GUATEMALA Quinones Amezquita, H.R. S/PV.2433 1

11

GUATEMALA .' Quinones Amezquita, M.R . S/PV.2436I

GUYANA SinClair, N.G. S/PV.2423 i,t

GUYANA Sine1air. N. G. S/PV.2437 I

I'HONDURAS Ortez Colindres, E, S/PV.2420 ' '

HONDURAS Ortez Colindres, E. S/PV.24?'2I

HONDURAS Ortez Colindres, Eo S/PV.2423HONDURAS Ortcz Colindres, E. S/PV.2425HONDURAS Ortcz Colindrcs, E. S/PV.2427

I, HONDURAS Ortez Col,ndrcs. E. S/PV.2431I HONDURAS Ortez Colindres. E. S/PV.2433

HONDURAS Paz Barnica. Eo S/PV.2424HUNGARY Racz, P. S/PV.2427INDIA Krishnan, N. S/PV.2437INDIA Purushottam, S.V. S/PV.2423 I

I, I

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) Raja~e Khorassani, S. S/PV.2427 ' ,

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) Rajaie Khorassani, S. S/PV.2434ITALY La Rocca. U. S/PV.24?6JORDAN Salah, A. S/PV.2423LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Vongsay, K. S/PV.2435LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA Trciki, A.A. S/PV.2421LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA Trcik i , A.A. S/PV.2434MALI Traorc, S. S/PV.2435MALTA Gauci, V.J. S/PV.2421 IRJIMALTA Gauci, V.J. S/PV.2437MAURITIUS Haudave, A. S/PV.2422MAURITIUS Haudave, A. S/PV.2433MEXICO Hunoz Ledo, P. e;,/PV.2421 I1

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MEXICO Hunoz Ledo, P. S/PV.2432 ""

MONGOLIA Narkhuu, T. S/PV.2426NETHERLANDS Scheltema, H. S/PV.2421NICARAGUA D'~seoto Broekmann, H. S/PV.Z431 LEBNICARAGUA D'Eseoto Brockmann, H. S/PV.2433NICARAGUA O'Escoto Broekmann, H. S/PV.2436NICARAGUA D'Eseoto Broekmann, H. S/PV.2437 LESNICARAGUA Tinoeo Fonseca, V.H. S/PV.2420NICARAGUA Tinoco Fon~eea, V,H. S/PV.2423NICARAGUA Tinoeo Fonseea, V.H. S/PV.2424NICARAGUA Tinoeo Fonscca. V.H. S/PV.242S

96

INDEX TO SPEECHES

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HONDURAS: & NICARAGUA (continued)NICARAGUANICARAGUAPAKISTANPAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIAPAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIAPANAMAPANAMAPERUPHILIPPINESPOLANDPOLANDSAO TOME AND PRINCIPESEYCHELLESSPAINSPAINSYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICSYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICTOGOTOGOUGANDAUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUNITED KINGDOMUNITED KINGDOMUNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIAUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATESURUGUAYUSSRUSSRVENEZUELAVENEZUELAVIET NAHVIET NAMYUGOSLAVIAYUGOSLAVIAZAIREZIMBABWEZIMBABWEZIMBABWE

IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF): & I~AO

CHINAMALTANETHERLANDSNICARAGUAPAKISTANUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENT

LEBANON SITUATIONLEBANON

LESOTHO: ECONOMIC ASSISTANCELESOTHOUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENT

Tinoco Fonseca, V.H.T1noco Fonseca, V.H.Shah Nawaz, S.Ebrahim, A.G.Hafole, I.H.Ozorcs Typaldos, C.Ozores Typaldos, C.De la Torre, P.Arc i 11 a, R. 0 .Natorf, W.Natorf, W.Cassandra, A.Gonthier, G.P1nies, ,). dePinies. J. deEl-Fattal, D. A.El-Fattal, D. A.Amega, A. ·K.Amega, A. -K •Otunnu, O.Thomson, J. (United Kingdom)Thomson, J. (United Kingdom)Thomson o J. (United Kingdom)Thomson, J.Thomson, J.Rupia, P.H.Kirkpatrick, J.J.Kirkpatrick, J.J.Kirkpatrick, J.J.KirkpatricK, J.J.Kirkpatrick, J.J.Lichenstein, C.H.Lichcnstcin, C.H.Blanco, J.C.O'·rinnikov, R.S.Troyanovsky, O.A.Coronel de Rodriguez, E.Hartini Urdaneta. A.Hoang Bich SonLe Kim ChungGolob. I.Si 1ovic, D.Nguayila Hbela Kalanda·Has~ingaidzc, E.K.Hashingaidzc, E.K.Hashingaidzc, E.K.

Ling, 01ngGauci, V.J.Hccsman, J.H.Tinoco Fonscca, V.H.Shah Nawaz, S.Saluh, A. (Jordan)

Tueni, G.

. Thamae, T.Mashingaidze, E.K. (Zimbabwe)

97

S/PV.2427S/PV.2477S/PV.2423S/PV.2435S/PV.243SS/PV.2421S/PV.2434S/PV.2426S/PV.2423S/PV .. 242SS/PV.2436S/PV.243SS/PV.2432S/PV.2422S/PV.243SS/PV.2426S/PV.2433S/PV.2424S/PV.2433S/PV.2436S/PV.2420S/PV.2424S/PV.2427S/PV.2427S/PV.2436S/PV.2422S/PV.2420S/PV.2423S/PV.2431S/PV.2433S/PV.2436S/PV.2422S/PV.2431S/PV.2427S/PV.2423S/PV.2436S/PV.2425S/PV.2435S/PV.2422S/PV.243SS/PV.2437S/PV.242SS/PV.2426S/PV.2422S/PV.2423S/PV.2432

S/PV.2493S/~V.2493

S/PV.2493S/I'V.2493S/PV.2493S/PV.2493

S/PV.247S

S/PV.245SS/PV.24SS

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LIBYAN ARAI J~HIRlyALIBYAN ARAB J~HIRIYA

LIBYAN ARAB JAAAHIRIYALIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYALIBYAI ARAB J~HIRIYA

MADAGASCARMALTAMALTANICARAGUANICARAGUAPAKISTMPAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZAIIAPAN AFRICANIST CONGR~SS OF AlAliAPOLANDPOLANDSUDANSUDANSYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICSY~IAN ARAB REPUBLICUN. SECURITY COUNCil. PRESIDENT

UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUH. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUSSRUSSR ..VIET·NIilHVIET NAMZAIREZIMBABWEZIMBABWE

INDEX TO SPEECHES

Zarif. H.F.Abada. A.Sog10. S.Tsvetkov. B.Ling. OingLing. OingGareia Iturbe. N.Kul aw1ee •. B.Suja. S.Al-A1fi. H.S.Al-Ashtal. A.S.Khalil. A.T.Ibrahim. H.H.Hueke. D.Gbeho. J.V.Karran. I). D.Sinelair. N.G.Raez. P.Krishnan. N.Rajaie-Khorassani. S.Salah, A.Vongsay. K.Haksoud. C.Addabash1. 1.0.Burwln, A.S.Burwin. A.S.Burwin. A.S.Treiki. A.A.Treiki. A.A.Rabetafika. B.Borg. S.Gauei. V.J.leaza Gallard. J.E.Tinoce Fonseca. V.H.Shah Nawaz, S.Ebrahim, A.G.Hafole. I.H.Natorf. w.Natorf. W.Abdal1i1. A.R.E1fak i, E. A.Al Atassi. A.H.El Fattal, D. A.La Barre de Nanteuil, L. dc(France)Troyanovsky, O.A. (USSR)Troyanovsky. O.A. (USSR)Troyalllovsky, O. A. (USSR)Kirkpatrick, J.J.Lichenstein. C.H.liehenstcin, C.H.Li~henstein, C.H.Lichenstein, C.H.Lichenstein, C.H.Ovinnikov, R.S.Troyanovsky, O.A.Le Kim (hungLe Kim ChunglJmba di luteteHashingaidze, [.K.Hashingaidze, E.K.

S/PV.2466S/PV.2418S/PV.2417S/PV.2418S/PV.2416S/PV.2468S/PV.2466S/PV.2468S/PV.2417S/PV.2464S/PV.2416S/PV.2416S/PV.2418S/PV.2468S/PV.2417S/PV.2417S/PV.2466S/PV.2418S/PV.2468S/PV.2466S/PV.2418S/PV.2466S/PV.2416S/PV.2466S/PV.2418S/PV.2464S/PV.2468S/PV.2415S/PV.2416S/PV.2417S/PV.2416S/PV.2468S/PV.2468S/PV.2416S/PV.2418S/PV.2418S/PV.2418S/PV.2417S/PV.2466S/PV.2416S/PV.2466S/PV.2464S/PV.2416S/PV.2464

S/PV.2415S/PV.2416S/PV.2418S/PV.2415S/PV.2416S/PV.2418S/PV.2464S/PV.2466S/PV.2468S/PV.2464S/PV.2418S/PV,2417S/PV.2466S/PV.2468S/PV.2417S/PV.2468

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NAMIBIA QUESTIONAFGHANISTANAFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS OF SOUTH AFRICAAFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS OF SOUTH AFRICAALGERIAALGERIAANGOLAANGOLAARGENTINAARGENTINAAUSTRALIABANGLADESHBARBADOSRENINBOTSWANABOTSWANABI,ILGARIABULGARIACANADA'CANADACHILECHINACHINACOLOMBIACUBACUB"CYPRUSCZECHOSLOVAKIAEGYPTETHIOPIAEl'HIOPIAFRANCEFRANCEGABONGAMBIAGERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICGERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICGERHANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC)GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OFGHANAGRENADAGUINEAGUYANAGUYANAHUNGARYINDIAINDONESIAIRAN (ISLAMIC ~EPUBLIC OF)IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)JAHAICAJAPANJORDANKENYAKENYAKUWAITKUWAITLEAGUE OF ARAB STATESLIBERIALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYAMALAYSIAMALTAMALTAMAURITIUS

99

Zarif, 'H. F.Hakatini, J.F.HakatiNi, J.F.Hadj Azzout, A.Sahnoun, M.Figueiredo. E. deJorge. P.T.Huniz. C.H.Huniz. CoM.Woolcott. R.A.Hashim. S.N.Hoseley. H.S.L.Adjibade. T.Legwa11 a. J. L.Hogwe. A.H.Tsvetkov. B.Tsvetkov. B.Pellet ier. G.Pellet ier. G.Trucco, H.Li ang , VufanLing. QingAlban Holguin. C.Halmierca, I.Oramas Oliva. O.Houshautas. C.Kulawiec, B.Khalil. A.T.Ibrahim. H.H.Wolde. G.La Barre de Nanteuil. L. deLa Barre de Nanteuil. L. deDavin, J.Blain, F.R.C.ott. H.ott. H.Well, G. vanWell. G. vanGbehc, J.V.Taylor. C.Kaba. O.Karran. D.D.Sinclair, N.G.Somogyi. F.Krishnan. N.Kusumaatmadja, H.Rajaic Khorassani. S.Serajzadeh. S.A.Shearer. H.L.Kuroda. H.Salah, A.Wabuge. W.Wabuge. W.Abulhasan. H.A.Abulhasan. M.A.Haksoud. C.Jones. A.B.Burwin, A.S.Treiki, A.A.Zainal Abidin. l.S.Gauc i. V. J.Gauci. V.J.Haudave. A.


. SI.,~y' ~ 2450S/PV.2490

·S/PV.24S0S/PV.2488S/PV.2449S/PV.2441S/PV.2485S/PV.2451.,S/PV.2440S/PV.2482S/PV.2451S/PV.2490S/PV.2446S/PV.2448S/PV.2481S/PV.2441S/PV.2485S/PV.2450S/PV.2441S/PV.2450S/PV.2484S/PV.2486S/PV.2444S/PV.2451S/PV.2451S/PV.2443S/PV.2486S/PV.2450S/PV.2490S/PV.2481S/PV.2440S/PV.2490S/PV.2450S/PV.2441S/PV.2446S/PV.2448S/PV.2440S/PV.2483S/PV.2442S/PV.2484S/PV.2451S/PV.2448S,'PV.2441S/PV.2485S/PV.2448S/PV.2449S/PV.249'OS/PV.2449

INDEX TO SPEECHES

S/PV.24S0S/PV.2481S/PV.2492S/PV.2449S/PV.2439S/PV.2492S/PV.2482S/PV.2448S/PV.2443S/PV.2484S/PV.24S0S/PV.2492

S/PV.2488S/PV.24SCS/PV.2447S/PV.2444S/'JV.2443S/PV.2482S/PV.2449S/PV.2488S/PV.2442S/PV.2485S/PV.2486S/PV.2449S/PV.2447S/PV.2483S/PV.2486S/PV.2447S/PV.2448S/PV.2443S/PV.2490S/PV.2449S/PV.2488S/PV.2446S/PV.2444S/PV.2481S/PV.2481S/PV.2444S/PV.2440S/PV.2481S/PV.2446S/PY·2484S/PV.2490S/PV.2481S/PV.2492S/PV.2450S/PV.2446S/PV.2486S/PV.2448S/PV·2486S/PV.2444S/PV.2484S/PV.2443S/PV.2490S/PV.2492S/PV.2444S/PV.2481S/PV.2486S/PV.2483S/PV.2439S/PV.2483

Lusaka. P.~.F. (Presid~nt)

L~saka. P.J.F. (President)Lusa~a. P.J.F. (President)Thoms(U'. J.Thq,nso.n; J.Thomson, J.Rupia. P.H.SaHm. S.I(irkpatr;ck. J.J.I(irkpatr;ck. J.J.Lichenstein, C.H.L;ch~nstein. C.H.

Hartn Bosch. H.Munoz Ledo. P.Erdenechuluun. L.Mrant Zentar. H.thissano. J.A.Santos. H. dosScheltema. H.Stoel. H~ van derTinor,~ Fonseca. V.H.Tinoco Fonseca. V.H.Tinoco Fonseca. V.H.OUIMrou. I.Bolokov. P.Fafowora. 0.0.Shah Nawaz. S.Vaqub··l(han. S.Makhanda. L.Cabrera. J.H.Artas Stella. J.Natorf. W.fQatorf. W.Jamal. J.V.Marinescu. T.Sarre. H.KorOllla. A.G.,Stev~ns. G.Ven Schirnding. I(.R.S.Vnn schirnding. K.R.S.Fonseka. I.B.Fonseka. I.B.Abda11 a. A. -R•Mueshihange. P.Mucshihangc. P.Nujoma. S. (President)El ·Fattal. D.- A.El-Fatta1. D. A.Alnega. A. ~.

_gat A. K.Slim, T.SHm. T.I(irca. A.C.I( i rca. A.C.otunnu. O.owlny. A.P.S~lah. A. (Jordan)Sala~. A. (Jordan)Bhatt. U.D.Sahnoun. H.l(orOllta. A.G.

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100

NAMIIIA QUESTION (conttnued)MEXICOMEXICOHOIIGOLIAMOROCCOMOZAMIIQUEHOZAM8IOUENETHERLANDSNETHERLANDSNICARAGUANICARAGUANICARAGUANIGERNIGERIANIGERIAIPAK:STANPAKISTANPAl AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZAIIAPANAMAPERUPOLANDPOLANDQATARROMANIASENEGALSIERltA LEOIIESIERRA LEONEsourH AFRICASOUTH AFR_CASRI LANKASRI LANKASUDANSWAPOSWAPOSWAPOSYRIAN ARAI REPUBLICSYRIAN ARAI REPUBLICTOGOTOGOTUN'·SIATUf!1ISIATU~KEY

TURKEYUGANDAUGANDAUN. SECURITY CO~~IL. PR~SIDE"TUN. SEC~ITY C~CIL. ,'ESIP~NTUN. SPECIAL COHMITTEE AGAINST A,ARTHEIDUN. SPECI~~ COMMITTEE AGAINST APARTHEID'UN. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON T~E ~lrUATION WITH REGARDTO i'HE IHPLE..NTATI.... pr "HE DECLARATION ON THEGRA~TING OF INUEPEIDE.CE TO COLONIAL COUNTRIES ANDPEOPLES' ' .~ COUNCIL fOR MAMIllAUN (OUNCIL FOR lAMEllA,UN COUNCIL 'OR "~I.JAUNITED KINGDOMUNITf;D KINGDOMUNITED KI"GD~UNiTED REPUBLIC ~F Ti~ZANIAUNITED REPUe~.C OF TANZANIAUNITED STATESU~ITEO STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATES

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NAMIBIA QUESTION (continued)UPPER VOLTAUSSRUSSRUSSRUSSRVENEZUELAVENEZUELAVIET NAMYUGOSLAVIAYUGOSLAVIAZAIREZAMBIAZAMBIAZIMBABWEZIMBABWEZIHBABWE

REPUBLIC OF KOREA: & USSRAUSTRALIABANGLADESHBELGIUMBULGARIACANADACANADACHADCHINACHINACOLOMBIACOSTA RICADOMINICAN REPUBLICECUADOREGYPTFIJIFRANCEFRANCEGERHAN DEMOCR~TIC REPUBLICGERMANY. FEDERAL REPUBLIC OFGUATEMALAIRELANDITALYIVORY COASTJAPANJAPANJAPANJAPANJORDANKENYALIBERIALIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYAMALAYSIAMALTANETHERLANDSNETHERLANDSNETHERLANDSNEW ZEALANDNICARAGUANIGERIAPAKISTANPARAGUAYPHILIPPINESPOLANDPORTUGAL

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Bassolc. L.Oleandrov. V.L.Ovlnnikov. R.S.Troyanovsky. O.A.Troyanovsky. a.A.Chaderton Hatos. R.Hartini Urdaneta. A.Le Kim ChungGolob. I.Hojsov. L.lhba di LuteteGoma. L.H.Lusaka. P.J.F.Hangwende. E.K.Hashingaidze. E.K.Mashingaidze. E.K.

Joscph. L.L.E.Chowdhury. A.K.Ocver. E.Garvalov. I.Pelletier. G.Pellet'ier. G.Barma. R.Ling. QingLing. QingAlban Holguin. C.Zumbado J;menez. F.Kn;pp;ng-Victoria. E.Albornoz. M.A.Kha11 1. A. T.Radrodro. J.F.Louct t P.Louet. P.Ott. H.Jelonek. A.Delpree-Crespo. J.C.HcDonagh. R.La Rocca. U.Essy. A.Kuroda. M.Kuroda. H.Kuro'da. H.Kuroda. M.Salah. A.Wabuge. W.Joncs. A.B.Treiki. A.A.Fadz;l1ah. S.A.Gauci. V.J.Meesman. J.H.Meesman. J.H.Stoel. M. van dcrHarland. B.Tinoco Fonscca. V.H.Fafowora. 0.0.Shah Nawaz. S.tabello Sarubbi. O.J.

. Moreno Sa1cedo. L.Natorf. W.Medina. R.E. Barbosa de


S/PV.2470S/PV.2472S/PV.2472S/PV.2473S/PV.2470S/PV.2476S/PV.2474S/PV.2470S/PV.2476S/PV.2473S/PV.2473S/PV.2473S/PV.2473S/PV.2473S/PV.2473S/PV.2470S/PV.2476S/PV.2473S/PV.2470S/PV.2473S/PV.2473S/PV.2472S/PV.2476S/PV.2470S/PV.2471S/PV.2473S/PV.2476S/PV.2476S/PV.2473S/PV.2471S/PV.2472S/PV.2472S/PV.2476S/PV.2474S/PV.2476S/PV.2470S/PV.2470S/PV.2476S/PV.2472S/PV.2470S/PV.2474S/PV.2471S/PV.2473S/PV.2476

101

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I REPUBLIC OF KOREA: &USSR (conttnued)" REPUBLIC OF KOREA Ktm, K. T. S/PV.24701 REPUBLIC OF KOREA Ktll, K. T• S/PV.2472I

, I: REPUBLIC OF KOREA Ktll. K. T. S/PV.2473REPUBLIC OF KOREA Ktm, K. T. S/PV.2474REPUBLIC OF KOREA Kim. K.T. S/PV.2476SINGAPORE Koh, T.T.D. S/PV.2473SPAIN Ptnies, J. de S/PV.2472SUDAN Abda11 Cl, A.· R. S/PV.2476SWEDEN Amneus. K. S/PV.2471THAILAND Kasemsr~, B. S/PV.2474TOGO Amega, A. -K. S/PV.2472UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENT Sinclair, N.G. (Guyana) S/PV.2476UNITED KINGDOM Thomson, J. S/PV.2470UNITED KINGDOM Thomson. J. S/PV.2476

I,' UNITED STATES Ktrkpatrtck, J.J. S/PV.2411! UNITED STATES Ktrkpatrtck, 3.J. S/PV.~416

rUNITED STATES Ltehenstetn, C.M. S/PV.2-l7GUSSR Ovinnikov, R.S. S/PV.2470

I USSR Troyanovsky, O.~. S/PV.2471I

I USSR lroyanovsky, O.A. S/PV.2472USSR Troyanovsky, O.A. S/PV.2476

I VENEZUELA Martini Urdaneta, A. S/PV.2476ZAIRE Mapango me Kemishanga S/PV.2470ZIMBABWE Mashingatdze, E.K. S/PV.2476

!,SAIHT'CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS: ADMISSION TO UN .

CHINA Ltng, Oing S/PV.2479ECUADOR Alborncz, M.A. S/PV.2479FRANCE Louet, P. S/PV.2479

~ ,JORDAN Burayzat, M. S/PV.2479

" MALTA Gauet, V.J. S/PV.2479t: NETHERlANDS Meesman, J.H. S/PV.2479(. NICARAGUA nnoeo Fonscea, V.H. S/PV.247-9

PAKISTAN Shah Mawaz, S. S/PV.2479j' POLAND Natorf, W. S/PV.Z479

TOGO Adjoyi, K. S/PV.2479UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENT Sinelatr, N.G. (Guyana) S/PV.2479UN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENT Sinelatr, N.G. (Guyana) S/PV.2478UNITED KINGDOM 'rhomson, J. S/PV.2479UNITED STATES Clark, W. S/PV.2479USSR Ovtnntkov, R.S. S/PV.2479ZAIRE Mapango me Kemtshanga S/PV.2479ZIMBABWE Chiketa, S. SIPV.2479

TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSAFGHANISTAN Zartf. M.F. S/PV.Z460ALGERIA Sahnoun" M. S/PV.2413BAHRAIN Al··Sabbagh. H•R• S/PV.2460

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BANGLADESH Wastuddln. K. S/PV.2459CHINA Ltng, 01ng S/PV.2411CHINA, Ling, Q1ng S/PV.2459CUBA Caballcro-Rodrlguez. E. S/PV.2459CUBA Roa Kour1. R. S/PV.2414DEMOCRATIC YEMEN Al Ashtal. A.S. S/PV.2414DEMOCRATIC YEMEN Al Ashtal, A.S. S/PV.2457DJIBOUTI Houfane. M.O. S/PV.2461EGYPT Khal n, A. T. S/PV.2412EGYPT Kha111 , A. T. S/PV.24S8FRANCE La Barre de Nanteu11, L. de S/PV.2414GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Hueke, D. S/PV.2461GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC ott, H. S/PV.2414GREECE Dountas, H. S/PV.2414GUYANA Karran, 0.0. S/PV.2461GUYANA St ne la" r, N. G. S/PV.2413

INDEX TO SPEECHES

TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL: ISRAELI SETTLEMENTSINDIAINDIAINDIAIRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)ISRAELJORDANJORDANJORDANJORDANJORDANKUWAITKUWAITLEAGUE OF ARAB STATESLEAGUE OF ARAR STATESLEBANONLIBYAN ARAB JAHAHIRIYAMALTAMALTAMAURITANIAMAURITIUSMOROCCONETHERLANDSNETHERLANDSNICARAGUANICARAGUAPAKISTANPAKISTANPLOPLOPLOPLOPLOPLOPOLANDPOLANDQATARQATAR.SAUDI ARABIASENEGALSENEGALSUDANSYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICSYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICSYRIAN A~AB REPUBLICTOGOTURKEYTURKEYUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUN. ~~CURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUN. ~ !~ITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUNITE~ AB EMIRATESUNITED KINGDOMUNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATESUSSRUSSRUSSRYEMENYUGOSLAVIAYUGOSLAVIAZAIREZIMBABWE

103

(continued)Kr1shnan. N.Kr1shnan. ft.Kr hhnan. N.Rajaie-Khorassani. S.Rajate-Khoras~ani, S.Bll.N11, Y.Z.Batatnah. S.Salah. A.Salah, A.Salah, A.Salah, A.Abulhasan. M.A.Abulhasan, H.A.Maksoud. C.Haksoud. C.Labaki, leBurwtn. A.5.Borg. S.Gauct, V.J.Ould Hamody, H.S.Haudave, A.Lahlou, R.Scheltema. H.Stoel, M. van derIcaza Gallard, J.E.Tinoco Fonseca, V.W.Shah Nawaz, S.Shah Nawaz, S.Terzi, Z.l.Tcrzt, Z.l.Terzt, Z.L.Terzt, Z.l.Terzt, Z.l.Terzt, Z. L.Krystostk, R.Natorf. W.Al Boatnin, M.R.M.Jamal, J.Y.Zowawi, A.A.Niassc. H.Sarre, H.E1fak ;, E::. A•ElFat.t. 01 i. D. A.El-Fattal. D.··A.El Fattal. D. A.Adjoyi, K.Gokcc, O.Kirca. A.C.Troyanovsky, O.A. (USSR)Troyanovsky. a.A. (USSR)Troyanovsky. O.A. (USSR)Al Amr;. A. K.M.Hargctson, J.W.D.Whyte. H.Lichenstcin. C.H.Ov;nnlkov, R.S.Ov;nfllikov. R.S.Troyanovsky. a.A.Slll1am. H.A.Gal ob. I.Golob. 1.Kabcya HilambuKitiktti. N.D.

S/PV.2412S/PV.24385/PV.2457S/PV.2413S/PV.2459S/PV.2461S/PV.2413S/PV.2438S/PV.2459S/PV.24575/PV.2461S/PV.24145/P'I.24595/PV.2459S/PV.2461S/PV.2414S/PV.2460S/PV.2413S/PV.2461S/PV.2461S/P'I.24395/PV .. l4615/PV.2414S/PV.24605/PV.24605/PV.24145/PV.24135/PV.24575/PV.2412S/PV.2413S/PV.2414S/PV.2438S/PV.2457S/PV.2461S/PV.2460S/PV.24135/PV.24605/PV.24385/PV.2460S/PV.2439S/PV.24575/PV.2460S/PV.2412S/PV.2438S/PV.2459S/PV.2461S/PV.2460S/PV.2413S/PV.2412S/PV.24lJS/PV.2414S/PV.2414S/PV.2460S/PV.2414S/PV.2461S/PV.24S8S/PV.2461S/PV.2414S/PV.2412S/PV.2412S/PV.2460S/PV.2461S/PV.2413

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UNFICYPCANADACYP~US

CYPRUSCYPRUSGREECEGREECEGREECEPAKISTANTURKEYTURKEYTURKISH FEDERATED STATE or KIBRISTURKISH FEDERATED STATE OF Kl8RISUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENT

UNIFIlFRANCEFRANCEJ:SRAELISRAELISRAELISRAELJORDANJORDANJORDANLEBANONLEBANONLEBANONMALTANETHERLANDSNETHERLANDS'JETHERLANDSNICARAGUAPAKISTANSVRIAN ARAB REPUBLICSYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICUN. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL (1983). PRESIDENTUN. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL (1983). PRESIDENTUN. SECRETARY-GENERALUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENTUN. SECURITY COUNCIL. PRESIDENT

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Ltng, Q1ngAlbornoz, H.A.Louet, P.8uray2:at, H.Gauet, V.J.Heesman, J.H.T1noeo Fonseea, V.H.Shah Nawaz, S.Natorf " w.Adjoyt, K.Stnelatr, N.G. (Guyana)Stnelatr, N.G. (Guyan~)

Thomson, J.Clark, W.Ovtnntkov, R.S.Mapango ma Kentsh&ngaChtketa. S.

Pellet ter, G.Houshoutas. C.Houshoutas, C.Houshoutas, C.Dountas, M.Dountas, M.Dountas, M.Sh~h Nawaz, S.Kt re", A. C•Ktrea, A.C.Atalay, N.Atalay. N.~1ashtngatdze. E.K. (Z;mbabwe)Stoel, M. van der(~etherlands)

La Barre de Nanteull , L deLouet. P.Blum, Y.Z.Blum, V.Z.Slum, Y.Z.Blum, Y.Z.Batatnah, S.Salah, A.Salah, A.Fakhoury, M.R.Labak;, K.Salem, E.Gauet, V.J.Scheltcma, H.Stoel, M. van derStoel, M. van derTtnoeo Fonseca, V.H.Sh~h Nawaz, s.El Fattal, D. A.El Fattal, D. A.Gaue;, V.J. (Malta)Gauet, V.J. (Malta)Peraz de Cuellar, J.Amega, A. K. (Togo)Ling, Qing (Ch;na)Salah, A. (Jordan)

S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV. 247~~S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV.2478S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV.2479S/PV.2479

S/PV.2454S/PV.245JS/PV.2454S/PV.2S03S/PV.2453S/PV.2454S/PV.2503S/PV.2503S/PV,2454S/PV.2503S/PV.2453S/PV.2503S/PV.2453S/PV.2503

S/PV.2480S/PV.2456S/PV.2411S/PV.2480S/PV.2495S/PV.2496S/PV.2411S/PV.2495S/PV.2496S/PV.2496S/PV.2411S/PV.2456S/PV.2411S/PV.2411S/PV.24SG

. S/PV.2480S/PV.2411S/PV.2411S/PV.2480S/PV.2496S/PV.2495S/PV.2496S/PV.2411S/PV.2411S/PV.2456S/PV.2480

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INDEX TO SPEECHES

UNIFIL (continued)UNITED KINGDOMUNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUNITED STATESUSSRUSSRUSSRUSSRUSSRZIHBAalE

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Hargetson. J.W.D.Hargetson. J.~.D.

Grooms. S.Lichenstetn. C.H.Lichenstein. C.H.Ovtnnikov. R.S.Ovtnntkov. R.S.Ovtnnikov. R.S.Ovtnntkov. R.S.Troyanovsky. O.A.Hashtngaid~e. E.K.

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NUMERICAL LIST OF DOCUMENTS

1aIl: Information relating to the republication of documents in theSugglements to the Officia] Recprds pf t~ Security Cpuncil. 38th yearwas not available at the time of publication of this index.

S/INF/39 (SCOR. 38th year. Resolutionsand Decisions) (To be issued)

CQlllllUnicattons

Agenda Serjes

I"fpr~tipn Ser1es

S/Agenda2411-24312432/Rev.l2433··24742475/Rev.l2476-24802481/Rev.l2482-2508

S/NC/260264

Heeting Record§

S/PV.2411 24702471 & Corr. 124122473 & Corr. 12474 24922493 & Cor'r. 12494 2508

Resplutions

S/RES/529 545 (Collected in documentS/INF/39) (SCOR. 38th year.Resolutions and Decisions)(To be issued)

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COUNCIL DOCUMENTS

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15528155441554615547-1554915550 & Add. 115551-1555515556 &Corr.l15557-1555915560 &Add.1-34: Add.35 & Corr.l;

Add. 36-5115561-1557015571 & Corr.l15572-1557515576 &Corr.l15577-1563815639 & Corr.l15640 &Corr.l15641-1567415675 & Corr.115676-1574215743 & Corr.l15744-1580015801 & Corr.l15802-1581115812 & Corr.l; Add.l15813-1593115932 & Add ••15933-1596515966/Rev.l15967-1607616077/Rev. 116078-1608416085/Rev.l. 216086-1609816099 & Corr.l1619016101 & Add. 116102··1622216223-16242

GUlral Series

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SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED BYRESOLUTION 421 (1977) CONCERNING THE

QUESTION OF SOUTH AFRICA

General SeriesS/AC. 20/34, 35

Meeting RecordsS/AC.20/SR.SS-S8 (Restricted distribution)

SECUP-ITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON THE ADMISSIONOF NEW MEMBERS

Meet ing RecordsS/C.2/sR.70 (Restricted distribution)

SUPPLEMENT TO THE OFFICIAL RECORDS(37TH YEAR)

Special Supplement No. 3: SupplementaryReport of the Security Council Commissionon Inquiry Established under Resolution496 (1981) (concerning the situation inSeychelles) 1983, iv, SS p.• includingannexes. (S/1S492/Rev.1). Photo-offset

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SUPPLEMENTS TO THE OFFICIAL RECORDS(38TH YEAR)

Supplement for January, February,March 1983 (To be issued)

Supplement for AprH. May. JrJne 1983(To be issued)

Supplement for July, August, Sept~mber

1983 (To be issued)

Supplement for October, November.December 1983 (To be issued)

Special Sup~lement No. 1: Report of theTrusteeship Council to the SecurityCouncil on the Trust Territory ofPacific Islands (1982-1983) (To beissued in 1984)

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UNIFILHonduras: & NicaraguaUNDOFNamibia questionAp<1rtheidUNFICYPLesotho: & South AfricaUNIFILUN : membersUNIFILNamibia questionIran: & IraqCyprus questionLebanon situationUNDOrUNfTC:YPAngola: & South Africa

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