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NO COVER (1) NO COVER (2) RESOLUTIONS Adopted by the General Assembly NO COVER (1) NO COVER (2) RESOLUTIONS adopted by the General Assembly during its TWENTIETH SESSION 21 September - 22 December 1965 GENERAL ASSEMBLY OFFICIAL RECORDS : TWENTIETH SESSION SUPPLEMENT No. 14 (A/6014) UNITED NATIONS New York, 1966 NOTE Symbols of United Nations documents are composed of capital letters com­ bined with figures. Mention of such a symbol indicates a reference to a United Nations document. The arabic and roman numerals identifying each resolution indicate, re­ spectively, the number of the resolution and the number of the session at which it was adopted. The resolutions of the General Assembly are numbered in the order of their adoption. A check list of the resolutions adopted by the Assembly during its twentieth session appears at the end of the present volume. CONTENTS Allocation of agenda items Appointment of the Credentials Committee xv COMposition of the General Committee xv Election of seven non-permanent members of the Security Council xv Election of fifteen members of the Economic and Social Council XVI Election of one member of the Trusteeship Council xvii Election of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees xvii Election of one member of the International Court of Justice XVI1 Resolutions adopted by the General Assembly during its twentieth session [2008 (XX) - 2132 (XX)] Page Page Resolutions adopted without reference to a Rev.1 and Rev.l/Corr.l and Rev.1/Add.l) Main Committee: Resolution of 20 December 1965 2008 (XX). Admission of the Gambia to mem­ 2113 (XX). Credentials of representatives to the bership in the United Nations (item 20) nineteenth and twentieth sessions of the (A/L.462) General Assembly (item 3 (b» (A/620B, Resolution of 21 Septemher 1965 A/L.481) Resolutions A and B of 21 December 1965 4 2009 (XX). Admission of the Maldive Islands to membership in the United Nations 2114 (XX). Report of the Committee on arrange­ (item 20) (A/L.463) ments for a conference for the purpose of reviewing the Charter (item 26) (A/5987) Resolution of 21 September 1965 2 Resolution of 21 Decemher 1965 4 2010 (XX). Admission of Singapore to mem­ bership in the United Nations (item 20) Notes: (A/LA64 and Add.l) Notification by the Secretary-General under Ar­ Resolution of 21 September 1965 2 ticle 12. paragraph 2, of the Charter of the 2011 (XX). Co-operation between the United United Nations (item 7) 4 Nations and the Organization of African Report of the Secretary-General on the work of Unity (item 108) (A/L.465) the Organization (item 10) 4 Resolution of 11 October 1965 2 Reports of the Economic and Social Council 2025 (XX). Representation of China in the (A/5803, chapters X (sections Ill, VI and X), United Nations (item 102) (A/L.468 and XI (sections I to V and VII to X), XII and Add.l) XIII; A/6003, chapters XV, XVI and XVII Resolution of 17 November 1965 2 (except section V)) (item 12) 5 2026 (XX). Reports of the International Atomic Appointment of the members of the Peace Ob­ Energy Agency (item 14) (A/L.467) servation Commission (item 19) 5 Resolution of 18 November 1965 2 Reports on the United Nations Emergency Force 2055 (XX). Report of the Security Council (item 21 (a» (item 11) (A/L.475) Reports of the Committee for the International Resolution of 16 December 1965 2 Co-operation Year (item 22) 5 2056 (XX). Third International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy (item Appointment to fil1 a vacancy in the Special Com­ 27) (A/L.471 and Add.1) mittee on the Situation with regard to the Resolution of 16 December 1965 2 Implementation of the Declaration on the 2079 (XX). Question of Tibet (item 91) Granting of Independence to Colonial Coun­ (A/L.473) tries and Peoples (item 23) Resolution of 18 December 1965 3 Installation of mechanical means of voting 2105 (XX). Implementation of the Declaration (item 25) 5 on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Co-operation between the United Nations and Countries and Peoples (item 23) (A/L.476/ the Organization of African Unity (item 108) 6 Ui Page Pagt Resolutions adopted on the reports of the 2078 (XX). Effects of atomic r<ldiation (item 34) First Committee: (A/6186) Resolution of 18 December 1%5 18 2028 (XX). Non-proliferation of nuclear weapons (item 106) (A/6097) Note: Resolution of 19 November 1965 7 Peaceful settlement of disputes (item 99) 18 2030 (XX). Question of convening a world dis­ armament conference (item 95) (A/6119) Resolutions adopted on the reports of the Resolution of 29 November 1965 8 Second Committee: 2031 (XX). Question of general and complete 2029 (XX). Consolidatif\n of the Special Fund disarmament (item 28) (A/6129) and the Expanded Programme of Technical Resolution of 3 December 1965 8 Assistance in a United Nations Develop­ 2032 (XX) . Urgent need for suspension of ment Programme (item 51) (A/6111) nuclear and thermonuclear tests (item 30) Resolution of 22 November 1965 20 (A/6124) Annex 21 Resolution of 3 D<>cember 1965 8 2042 (XX). Establishment of a United Nations 2033 (XX). Declaration on the denuclearization capital development fund (item 39) of Africa (item 105) (A/6127) (A/6145) Resolution of 3 December 1965 Cl Resolution of 8 December 1965 21 2077 (XX). Question of Cyprns (item 93) 2043 (XX). World campaign for universal liter- (A/6166) acy (item 47) (A/6146) Resolution of 18 Decemher 1965 9 Resolution of 8 December 1965 22 2129 (XX). Actions on the regional level with 2044 (XX). United Nations Institute for Train- a view to improving good neighbourly rela­ ing and Research (item 48) (A/6147) tions among European States having dif­ Resolution of 8 December 1965 23 ferent social and political systems (item 33) 2082 (XX). Science and technology (item 12) (A/6207) (A/6188) Resolution of 21 December 1%5 ]0 Resolution of 20 December 1965 23 2130 (XX). Tnternational co-operation 111 th<> 2083 (XX). Development and utilization of peaceful uses of outer space (item 31) human resources (item 12) (A/6188) (A/6212) Resolution of 20 December 1965 24 Resolution of 21 December 1965 10 2084 (XX). United Nations Development Decade 2131 (XX). Declaration on the Inadmissibility (item 12) (A/6188) of Intervention in the Domestic Affairs of Resolution of 20 December 1965 24 States and the Protection of Their nde­ T 2085 (XX). United Nations Conference on Trade pendence and Sovereigntv (item 107) and Development (item 37) (A/6189) (A/6220) Resolution of 20 December 1965 25 Resolution of 21 December 1965 11 2086 (XX). Transit trade of land-locked COt1l1- 2132 (XX). The Korenn fjuestion (item 32) tries (item 37) (A/6189) (A/6221 ) Resolution of 20 December 1965 26 Resolution of 21 Dfcemher 19fi5 ]2 2087 (XX). Financing of economic development Note: (item 38) (A/6190) Resolution of 20 December 1965 27 Question of convening a conference for the pur­ pose of signing a convention on the prohibition 2088 (XX). Accelerated flow of capital and of the use of nuclear :md thfrmonuclear technical assistance to the developing coun- weapons (item 29) ]3 tries (item 38) (A/6190) Resolution of 20 December 1965 27 Resolutions adopted on the reports of the 2089 (XX). Establishment of the United Nations Special Political Committee: Organization for Industrial Development (item 40) (A/619]) 2052 (XX). Reports of the Commissioner­ Resolution of 20 December ]965 28 General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees m 2090 (XX). The role of the United Nations in the Near East (item 35) (A/6115. training national technical personnel for thf A/L.474) accelerated industrialization of the devE'lop­ Resolution of 15 Decemher 19fi5 ]5 ing countries (item 41) (A/6192) 2053 (XX). Comprehensive review of the whole Resolution of 20 December 1965 2Q question of peace-keeping operations in all 2091 (XX). Transfer of technology to devflop- their aspects (item 101) (A/6158) ing countries (item 42) (A/6]93) Resolutions A and B of 15 Decemher 1965 ]6 Resolution of 20 DecC'mbE'r ]965 30 2054 (XX). The policies of apartheid of the Gov­ 2092 (XX). Conversion to peaceful needs of the ernment of the Republic of South Africa resourcE'S released bv disarmament (item (item 36) (A/6159) 44) (A/6195) Resolutions A and R of 15 December 19fi5 ]6 Resolution of 20 December ]965 30 Page Page 2093 (XX). United Nations Development Pro­ 2034 (XX). Assistance in cases of natural disaster gramme (items 49 and 50) (A/6198) (item 53) (A/6033) Resolution of 20 December 1965 31 Resolution of 7 December 1965 38 2094 (XX). Confirmation of the allocation of 2035 (XX). World social situation (item 54) funds for the Expanded Programme of (A/6107) Technical Assistance in 1%6 (item 50 (b» Resolution of 7 December 1965 38 (A/6198) . 2036 (XX). Housing, building and planning in Resolution of 20 December 1965 31 the United Nations Development Decade 2095 (XX). Continuation of the World Food (item 55) (A/6126) Programme (item 52) (A/6199) Resolution of 7 December 1965 39 Resolution of 20 December 1965 32 2037 (XX). Declaration on the Promotion 2096 (XX). Programme of studies on multilateral among Youth of the Ideals of Peace, Mutual food aid (item 52) (A/6199) Respect and Understanding between Peoples Resolution of 20 December 1965 33 (item 66) (A/6120, A/L,472) 2097 (XX). Review and reappraisal of the role Resolution of 7 December 1965 40 and funct~ons of the Economic and Social 2038 (XX). Dedication of United Nations Day, Council (item 96) (A/6200) 1966, to the cause of refugees (item 56) Resolution of 20 December 1965 34 (A/6140) 2098 (XX).
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