Examples of using Declaration on decolonization in English and their translations into Russian
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His country had been a sponsor of the Declaration on decolonization.
Under the Charter and the Declaration on decolonization, Member States had a responsibility to show solicitude for the rights of dependent peoples and help them exercise their inalienable right to self-determination.
Mr. Hassan(Nigeria) said that Nigeria supported the principles of self-determination as enunciated in the Declaration on decolonization.
The full implementation of the Declaration on decolonization remained a collective challenge.
To reinterpret the right of peoples to self-determination in ways which were in conflict with the Charter and the Declaration on decolonization would be unacceptable.
Mr. Tarar(Pakistan) said that according to the Declaration on decolonization, all peoples under alien subjugation had the right of self-determination.
Adoption of the amendments andconsensus adoption of the omnibus resolution would mark an important step towards the common goal of implementing fully the Declaration on Decolonization.
The trust imposed on us by the United Nations Charter and the Declaration on decolonization has been very nearly vindicated.
Justice and freedom were nothing if not universal, and the entire membership of the United Nations should rededicate itself to implementing the Declaration on decolonization.
In accordance with decisions adopted in our Organization, the Declaration on decolonization contained in resolution 1514(XV) applies to them.
In that connection, the Department of Public Information andthe United Nations information centres had done admirable work in promoting the goals of the Declaration on decolonization.
The time had come for the United Nations to enforce the Declaration on decolonization in its last great test, in Western Sahara.
Mr. Al-Zayani(Bahrain) said that, in the Millennium Declaration, the heads of State orGovernment had rededicated themselves to the objectives of the Declaration on decolonization.
The reaffirmation by those international bodies of the need to implement the Declaration on decolonization reflected the persistent reality of the colonial system which many administering Powers were still trying to disguise.
In that regard, the Special Committee must continue its efforts for a speedy and unconditional end to colonialism in all its forms and manifestations,in accordance with the Declaration on decolonization.
India, as a founding Member of the United Nations and of the Special Committee andas an original sponsor of the Declaration on decolonization, had been in the vanguard of the struggle against decolonization. .
When it came to putting an end to colonialism, the international community must bear in mind the need to respect the territorial integrity of Member States, in accordance with the Declaration on decolonization.
The existence of colonialism in any form, including economic exploitation,contradicted both the Declaration on decolonization and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Under the Charter of the United Nations and the Declaration on decolonization, it was incumbent upon Member States to assist the peoples of the Non-Self-Governing Territories to exercise their inalienable right to self-determination.
It was regrettable that the decolonization process remained incomplete,for colonialism in any form was incompatible with the Charter, the Declaration on decolonization and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Under the Charter of the United Nations and the Declaration on decolonization, it was incumbent upon Member States to assist the peoples of the Non-Self-Governing Territories to exercise their inalienable right to self-determination.
Mr. Mwinyi(United Republic of Tanzania)called upon the administering Powers of the remaining Non-Self-Governing Territories to do what was necessary to achieve their decolonization under the Charter and the Declaration on decolonization.
The principles set forth in the Charter of the United Nations and the Declaration on decolonization had not lost their relevance: the people of those Territories enjoyed the inalienable right to the free determination of their future status.
It recalls the proclamation of the Second International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism, and reaffirms that colonialism is incompatible with the United Nations Charter,the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Declaration on Decolonization of 1960.
The Declaration on decolonization had been adopted to address the concerns of States and the independence movements of the time; the subsequent adoption of General Assembly resolution 1541(XV) had set out three options for self-determination.
However, the continued existence of cases of colonialism in various forms constituted a crime that violated the Charter of the United Nations, the Declaration on decolonization and the principles of international law embodied in General Assembly resolution 2621 XXV.
Mr. Díaz Bartolomé(Argentina),said that the Declaration on decolonization should be implemented on a case-by-case basis, bearing in mind the political circumstances of each individual Territory, in conformity with the two ruling principles of the Declaration: self-determination and the territorial integrity of States.
Mr. Díaz Bartolomé(Argentina) expressed his country's support for the right to self-determination of the peoples in all 11 Territories considered in draft resolution VI,in accordance with the principles of the Charter, the Declaration on decolonization and the relevant General Assembly resolutions.
Mr. PHOMMAHAXAY(Lao People's Democratic Republic)said that the Declaration on decolonization had been a powerful stimulus and provided legal, political and moral support in the struggle of colonial peoples for freedom and independence.
Mr. Stanley(RockFish Church)said that it was high time that the United Nations honoured its promise, pursuant to the Declaration on decolonization, by organizing a referendum in Western Sahara to allow the people of that Territory to express their right to self-determination.