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It had been recognized that the Palestinian people must be able to exercise its legitimate rights after its liberation.
He concluded by welcoming the positive developments in South Africa; the prominent role played by the United Nations had undoubtedly been highly effective inproducing the desired results, which should ultimately enable the people of South Africa to exercise its legitimate rights.
This is, despite its prerogative under international law to exercise its legitimate right of self-defence.
The failures of the international community in providing protection to the people of Bosnia, in halting policies of ethnic cleansing, as constituting a war crime and a crime against humanity, andin ending the deliberate obstruction of the delivery of humanitarian assistance mean that we must reconsider the maintenance of the arms embargo imposed on Bosnia with a view to enabling its people to exercise its legitimate right to self-defence.
At the same time,Iraq is fully entitled under the Charter and international law to exercise its legitimate right to self-defence against such a continuous act of aggression.
In the face of this tragic situation, the international community bears the historical and moral responsibility of defending a State Member of the United Nations and preserving its independence, sovereignty,territorial integrity and enabling it to exercise its legitimate right of self-defence.
Despite numerous United Nations resolutions, however,the Palestinian people was still unable to exercise its legitimate right of self-determination in its national territory.
Second, allowing the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina to exercise its legitimate right to self-defence, a right enshrined in Article 51 of the Charter, which requires the lifting of the arms embargo imposed on that Government;
The Sahrawi people would always be ready to rely on Cuban solidarity with its struggle to exercise its legitimate right to self-determination.
It also demands that the Security Council enable Bosnia and Herzegovina to exercise its legitimate right of self-defence in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter by, inter alia, lifting the arms embargo imposed on it and intensifying sanctions and pressure against Serbia and Montenegro.
This has shown the validity of the logical call to enable the Government of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina to exercise its legitimate right to self-defence.
Until the Security Council comes to its senses and abandons the policy of double standards,the people of Iraq will continue to exercise its legitimate right of self-defence under Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations and will do so until such time as the aggression stops and the aggressors are held to account for the massacres they have perpetrated.
The Bosnian Serbs' continuing rejection of the peace plan proposed by the Contact Group makes it necessary to lift the arms embargo against the Muslim Republic of Bosnia andHerzegovina in order for it to be able to exercise its legitimate right to self-defence, as enshrined in Article 51 of the United Nations Charter.
This highlights the importance of arming the government of Bosnia Herzegovina with the necessary defensive means that would enable it to exercise its legitimate right to self-defence in consonance with the Charter, so that this Member State of the United Nations may not continue to be exposed to destruction or fragmentation should the Serbs renege on the commitment to respect Bosnia's territorial integrity.
The most important of these are the non-admissibility of the acquisition of territory by force; the illegality of any measure, including the establishment of settlements, that would change the demographic nature of the occupied territories; andthe right of the Palestinian people to exercise its legitimate national rights, including the right to self-determination and the right of refugees to repatriation or compensation.
The Syrian Arab Republic will pursue its steadfast defence of the just cause of the Palestinian people until that people is able to exercise its legitimate right to establish its independent State on its own land, with Al-Quds as its capital, as well as its rights of return and to self-determination.
It is now essential to supply the army of the Government of Bosnia andHerzegovina with the defensive weapons that would enable it to exercise its legitimate right to self-defence, a right enshrined in Article 51 of the Charter.
In this context, Israel must honour all its commitments under the agreements concluded with the Palestinian party so thatthe Palestinian people may be able to exercise its legitimate rights, establish its independent state on its national soil and realize its aspirations after a life of freedom and dignity like all the peoples and nations of the world.
In light of these developments, under the circumstances and in view of Eritrea's continued acts of provocation,the Ethiopian Government had no option but to exercise its legitimate right of self-defence, as clearly stipulated in Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.
Mr. Malmierca Diaz(Cuba), introducing draft resolution A/AC.109/2007/L.7,said that, it called once again on the Government of the United States to allow the Puerto Rican people to exercise its legitimate right to genuine self-determination, while reiterating the principle that any initiative for the settlement of Puerto Rico's political status must originate with the Puerto Rican people.
The failure of the United Nations to provide the required protection for the Republic of Bosnia andHerzegovina makes it necessary to lift the arms embargo so as to allow it to exercise its legitimate right to self-defence as enshrined in Article 51 of the United Nations Charter.
It affirms Iraq's established entitlement under the Charter of the United Nations andinternational law to exercise its legitimate right to defend itself against this ongoing hostile, terrorist activity.
We further hope that you will bring pressure to bear on the Government of the United States to lift the unilateral ban on aircraft that it is maintaining in the north and south of the country so as to enable Iraq to exercise its legitimate right to defend its sovereignty, independence, security and territorial integrity in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.
The Minister urges the United Nations to have its say on the matter of this aggression, and he states that until the Security Council comes to its senses andabandons the policy of double standards the people of Iraq will continue to exercise its legitimate right of self-defence under Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations and will do so until the aggression is halted and the aggressors are held to account for the massacres they have perpetrated.
Second, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea will continue to exercise its independent and legitimate right to launch satellites for peaceful purposes while abiding by universally recognized international law on the use of space for peaceful purposes.
Faced with the occupying Power's refusal to freeze settlements, to return to the 1967 borders, to negotiate over the status of Jerusalem, and to offer the right ofreturn to Palestinian refugees, the State of Palestine had decided to continue its legitimate struggle to exercise its inalienable right to self-determination by seeking membership in the United Nations.
Enabling the Palestinian people to exercise its full legitimate national rights, including its right to establish its independent State on its national soil;
And so we have arrived at a situation where the legitimate Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina is unable fully to exercise its right to legitimate self-defence, while at the same time that State cannot even benefit from adequate protection under the system of collective security.
While such a policy may give the appearance of Eritrea supporting the Federal Government of Somalia,in reality Asmara appears to be engaging with spoilers to reconstitute a clan-based alliance in Somalia that is hostile to Ethiopia and Kenya, thereby disrupting relations between the Federal Government and IGAD and undermining the efforts of the Federal Government to extend and exercise its legitimate authority.
The Council reiterates its call for the adoption of all possible measures to ensure Serbian compliance with its relevant resolutions, strengthen United Nations international protection, provide effective protection for safe areas and extend these throughout Bosnian territory, andenable the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina to exercise its inalienable and legitimate right to self-defence under Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.