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Index toproceedings of the

ECONOMIC ANDSOCIAL COUNCIL

Forty-fourth Session - !968

UNITED NATIONS

New York, 1968

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Abbreviations. . . . .

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Agenda ..•

Introduction .

Subject Index

Index to Speeches .

Numerical List of Documents.

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Explanatory Note

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AVAILABILITY OF DOCUMENTSII

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3. All summary and verbatim records of plenary and rcommittee meetings of the Economic and Social Council!'appear first in provisional mimeographed f.orm. They 1may be identified by their symbol, which consists of the Iseries symbol (e.g., E/-, E/c.2/-, or E/AC.7/-) as Iindicated in the introduction (see Check list of meetings), Ifollowed by SR or PV and an ordinal number corresponding lto that of the meeting (e.g., E/SR.1516; E/AC.6/SR,432).!Summary records of meetings are later printed as separate 1

fascicles in the Official Records; verbatim records of!meetings are issued only in mimeographed form. I

Of the other documents, a few appear only as printed ISupplements to the Offici2.l Records (a fact always noted in 1this index), but the rest are first issued in mimeographed !form. Most of them are subsequently printed in the fAnnexes to the Official Records, where they are grouped Iinto fascicles according to agenda item number. The Iresolutions adopted by the Econouic and Social Council, rfirst issued in mimeographed form, are collected inprinted t.Supplement No. 1 to the Official Records of the session. ~After their republication in the Official Records, the pro- !visional mimeographed documents are no longer available. 1;

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4. Printed documentation of this session of the Economic Iand Social Council may be obtained, or purchased from 'If.

authorized sales agents, by requesting: ;:I;irEconomic and Social Council, Official Records, I,

~44th session: !Meeting ... (specify plenary or committee meeting \number) for summary records fascicles. ISupplement No. (specify supplement number) ifor documents initially issued in this form. ;Annexes, Agenda item (specify agenda item Inumber) for documents republished in the Annexes. \

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document symbols. This list also contains information as Ito the republication of mimeographed documents in the I

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The Index consists of the following parts:

ARRANGEMENT

(a) Introduction, including list of the Officers andcheck lists of meetings of the Economic and Social Counciland its committees;

1. This Index, prepared by the Index Section of the DagHammarskjold Library, United Nations, New York, is

· intended to offer a bibliographical guide to the proceedingsand documentation of the 44th regular session of theEconomic and Social Council as well as of its committeesor ad hoc committees which met during the session.

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( b) Agenda, with reference to the relevant subjectheadings used in Part (c);

(c) Subject index. Subjects are arranged alpha-betically, with reference to the documentation, discussion,

" and disposition of each item. Agenda item numbers are.. indicated in parentheses followmg the subject headings.

I Names of delegations are noted in parentheses following" the meeting number whenever statements are made on a

. " subject not scheduled as an agenda item or on a subject· referred to in the general debate in plenary meetings;

(d ) Index to speeches. Speeches and statements,by representatives are listed in alphabetical order by; country or organization, subdivided by subject discussedI and by name of speaker, with an indicatton of the meeting

at which the speech was made. Addresses of Heads of:. State are listed under the name of the country they rep­

resent, followed by their title and name. The remarks of· the President of the Economic and Social Council and of, chairmen of committees are normally not indexed. The

speeches of chairmen and rapporteurs of committees areincluded, however, when they presented or explained the

· I reports of their committees to the Council. Statements, ; and speeches made by private individuals representing an:. [ organization to which a hearing was granted are listedI under the name of the organization. Statements made by

.•':~'."'. officers of the United Nations Secretariat are listed under· . the name of the Office or Department they represented;· i

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The following abbreviations are used in the Index to Speechesin designating plenary and committee meetings:

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ArgeBelg:BulgtChadCongCzecFranGuateIndiaIranIrelaiJaparKuwaLibyaMexieMoroPanaiPhiliISierr:SwedeTurkeUSSRUniterUnitec

of'UnitecUpperVenez

Aspeciaand a,& Cor:

International Lanour OrganisationInter-governmental Maritime Consultative

OrganizationInternational Monetary FundInternational Telecommunication UnionNon-governmental organizationsNon-Self-Governing TerritoriesOrganization for Economic Co-operation and

Developmentparagraph{s)Permanent Central Narcotics BoardsessionSpecial Fundsupplement numberTrade and Development BoardUnited NationsUnited Nations Conference on Trade and

DevelopmentUnited Nations Development ProgrammeUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and

Cultural OrganizationUnited Nations High Commissioner for

RefugeesUnited Nations Children'S FundUnited Nations Industrial DevelopmentOrga­

nizationUnited Nations Institute for Training and

ResearchUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern

IrelandUnited States of AmericaUni~'ersal Postal UnionUnion of Soviet Socialist Republics

World Food ProgrammeWorld Federation of Trade UnionsWorld Federation of United Nations Associa­

tionsWorld Health OrganizationWorld Meteorological Organization

ILOIMCO

IMFITUNGONSGTOECD

UNDPUNESCO

WHOWMO

UNICEFUNIDO

UNITAR

para(s)PCNBsess.SFsuppl. no.TDBUNUNCTAD

UnitedKingdom

United StatesUPUUSSR

WFPWFTUWFUNA

UNHCR

Co-ordination Committee (Series ElAC.24/sR.)Ec.onomic Committee (Series ElAC.6/SR.)Council Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations (Series E/C.2/SR.)Plenary (Series E/SR.)Interim Committee on Programme of Conferences (Series E/C .4/SR.)Social Committee (Series E/AC.7/sR.)

Co-ordEconNGOPlenProgSoc

Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions

Administrative Committee on Co-ordinationAddendumInternational Bank for Reconstruction and

DevelopmentBureau of Technical Assistance OperationschapterCommission(s)CorrigendumEconomic and Social CouncilComntittee(s)Departm.ent of Economic and Social AffairsDrug Supervisory BodyEconomic Commission for AfricaEconomic Commission for Af~ia and the Far

EastEconomic Commission for EuropeEconomic Commission for Latin AmericaEuropean Economic CommunityEconomic and Social CouncilEconomic and Social Council Official RecordsFood and Agriculture Organization of the

United NationsInternational Monetary FundGeneral AssemblyGeneral Assembly Official RecordsGeneral Agreement on Tariffs and TradeInternational Atomic Energy AgencyInternational Bank for Reconstruction and

DevelopmentInternational Civil Aviation OrganizationInternational Chamber of CommerceInternational Confederation of Free Trade

UnionsInternational Development AssociationIndustrial Development Board'International Finance CorporationInternational Federation of Christian Trade

Unions

ICAOICCICFTU

BTAOchap.Commn(s)Corr.CouncilCttee(s)Dept. of ESADSBECAECAFE

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IntroductionThe 44th session of the Economic and Social Counctl was declared open on 6 May 1968 at the United

Nations Headquarters in New York, by the Acting President Mr. Milan Klusi1k (Czechoslovakia) and wasclosed on 31 May 1968.

Members and Terms of Office

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3 Apr3 Apr4 Apr4 Apr5 Apr5 Apr9 Apr

12 J...pr12 Apr

3 May3 May9 May

17 May.

27 May28 May28 May29 May29 May31 May31 May

Date, 1968

Date, 1968

236237238239240241242243244245246247248 (closing)

1524152515261527152815291530 (closing)

Meeting

17 Nov 1967·,22 JaT.1 1968

22 Jan 196812 Mar13 Mar13 Mar14 Mar14 Mar15 Mar15 Mar1 Apr1 Apr1 Apr2 Apr

Date, 196'1/1968 Meeting

6 May20 May21 May21 May23 May23 May24 May24 May

Standing Committees

Checklist of Meetings(Series symbol: E/SR.-)

Date, 1968

Meeting

222 (opening)223224225226227228229230231232233234235

Chairman: Per-Olof V. Forshell (Sweden)

Secretary: Mr. C. Roosevelt.

Reports: E/4485 & Corr.l, (Corr.2, French only, Corr.3,Spanish only), E/L.1204, E/L.1205.

Membership: Czechoslovakia, France, India, Morocc~, Pa­nama, Philippines, Sierra Leone, Sweden, USSR,United Kingdom, United Republic of Tanzania, United

States, Venezuela.

Resolutions and Decisions

Terms of reference in rules 82 and 84-8'6.

Established under rule 82 of tile rules of procedure of theCouncil (E;3063/Rev.1)

COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON NON-GOVERNMENTALORGANIZATIONS (Series symbol: E/C.2/-)

Meeting

Resolutions and decisions of the 44th sassion are col­lected in document E/4548 (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl. no. 1)and listed in document E/L.1214•

1516 (opening), R17151815191520152115221523

1968 -19701967-19691968 -19701968 -19701968-19701966-19681967 .. 19691967 -19691968-19701966-19681968-19701968-19701967 -19691967 -19691967 -19691966-19681966 -19681966-19681967 -19691966-19681967 -19691966-19681966-1968

1967 -19691968-19701968 -19701966 -1968

Term of Office1 J?jl - 31 Dec

11 Nov 196620 Nov 196720 Nov 196715 Dec 1965

20 Nov 196711 Nov 196620 Nov 196720 Nov 196720 Nov lS8715 Dec 196511 Nov 196611 Nov 196620 Nov 196718 Dec 196520 Nov 196720 Nov 196711 Nov 196611 Nov 196611 Nov 196615 Dec 196515 Dec 196515 Dee 196511 Nov 196615 Dec 196511 Nov 1966is De~ 196515 Dec 1965

Date of election bythe General Assembly

Officers

A list of representatives, including representatives ofspecialized agencies and non-governmental organizations,and a list of observers are contained in document E/INF/97& Corr.1, Add.l, 2

3rd Vice-President: Mr. Akili B.C. Danieli (United Republicof Tanzania)

..Secretary: Mr. Al Noor Kassum

Rules of Procedure

The rules of procedure of the Economic and SocialCouncil, s/soea/aev.i (Sales no.: 67.1.32), were in effectduring the 44th session.

President: Mr. Panuel P~rez Guerrero (Venezuela)

,1st Vice-President: Mr. Borje F. Billner (Sweden)

2nd Vice-President: Mr. Milko Tarabanov (BUlgaria)

ArgentinaBelgiumBulgariaChadCongo (Brazzaville)CzechoslovakiaFranceGuatemalaIndiaIranIrelandJapanKuwaitLibyaMexicoMoroccoPanamaPhilippinesSierra LeoneSwedenTurkeyUSSRUnited KingdomUnited Republic

of TanzaniaUnited StatesUpper VoltaVenezuela

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Ad Hoc Committees

ECONOMIC COMMITTEE (Series symbol: E/AC.6/-)

Reconstituted at the 1516th plenary meeting, 6 May 1968.

Membership: All members of the Council.

Chairman: Mr. Borje F. Billner (Sweden).

Secretary: Mr. V. V. Krepkogorski.

Reports: E/4521, E/4528, E/4529, E/4531, E/4532,E/4533,E/4534.

SOCIAL COMMITTEE (Series symbol: E/AC.7/-)

Reconstituted at the 1516th plenary meeting, 6 May 1968.

Membership: All members of the Council.

Chairman: Mr. Milko Tarabanov (Bulgaria).

Secretary: Miss Caroline St. Clan-e.

Reports: E/4513, E/4516, E/4520, E/4526, E/4527, E/4535& corr.t , Add.l, E/4536.

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Election (

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Meeting Date, 1968 Meeting Date, 1968 Meeting Date, 1968 Meeting Date, 1968

582 (opening) 7 May 5953. Developmi

432 (opening) 7 May 443 16 May 17 T.1ay433 7 May 444 17 May 583 8 May 596 20 May (a) Cc

434 9 May 445 20 May 584 8 May 597 21 May so'

435 10 May 446 22 May 585 9 May 598 21 May Se,436 10 May 447 22 May 586 10 May 599 22 May437 13 May 448 23 May 587 10 May 600 22 May (h) Ne438 13 May 449 23 May 588 13 May 601 27 May

]439 14 May 450 24 May 589 14 May 602 28 May se.440 14 May 451 24 May 590 14 May 603 28 May441 15 May 452 (closing) 27 May 591 15 May 604 29 May442 15 May 592 15 May 605 29 May (c) Re

593 16 May 606 (closing) 31 May Se!594 16 May

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4. Transport

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5. Questions.

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18. Non-governmental organizations

See NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

19. Implementation of the recommendations of the Ad HocCommittee of Experts to Examine the Financesof the United Nations and the Spec ialized Ageneies

See AD HOC COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS TO EX­AMINE THE FINANCES OF THE UNITEDNATIONS AND THE SPECIALIZED AGEN­CIES: recommendations: implementation

17. International co-operation in cartography

See CARrOGRAPHY: international co-operation

16. Allegations regarding infringements of trade unionrights

See TRADE UNION RIGHTS: infringements

9. Report of the Population Commission

See POPULATION COMMISSION: report, 14th ses­sion

7. Question. of a meeting of specialists in economic devel­opment

See ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: meeting of spe­cialists (proposed}

8. Report of the Statistical Commission

See STATISTICAL COMMISSION: report, 15th ses­sion

15. Advisory services in the field of human rights

See HUMAN RIGHTS: advisory ser-nees

14. Report of the Commission on the Status of Women

See COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN:report, 21st session

13. Report of the Commission on Human Rights

See COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS: report,24th session

11. Report of the Committee on Housing, Building andPlanning

See COMMITTEE ON HOUSING, BUILDING ANDPLANNING: report, 5th session

12. Narcotic drugs

See NARCOTIC DRUGS: international control

10. Report of the Commission for Social Development

See COMMISSION FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT:report, 19th session

( c) Resources of the sea

See MARINE RESOURCES: development

(b) Science education

See SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: educationand training

6. Arrangements for the transfer of operative technologyto developing countries

See SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: transfer todeveloping countries

( h) Non-agricultural resources

See NATURAL RESOURCES: non-agricultural:developmer, t

(d) Conservation and rational use of the environ­ment

See ENVIRONMENT: conservation and utiliza­tion

(c) Environmental pollution

See POLLUTION: control

Election of the PJ.esident and Vice-President for 1968

See ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL: officers,1968: election

( d) Petroleum and natural gas resources

See PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS RE­SOURCES: development

5. Questions relating to science and technology

( a) Fifth report of the Advisory Cttee on the Ap­plication of Science and Technology to Develop­ment

See ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE AP­PLICATION OF SCIENCE AND TECH­NOLOGY TO DEVELOPMENT: report

4. Transport development

Sec TRANSPORT: development

3. Development of natural resources

(a) Co-ordinated action in the field of water re­sources development

See WATER RESOURCES: development

2. Adoption of the agenda

See ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL: agenda,44th session

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Discus. It ,

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See UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND: EXEC.UTIVE BOARD: members: election

UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PRO.GRAMME: GOVERNING COUNCIL: mem­bers: election

Elections (continued)

Confirmation of members of functional commissionsof the Council

See COMMISSIONS OF THE ECONOMIC ANDSOCIAL COUNCIL, FUN~TIONAL: members:confirmation

23. Consideration of the provisional agenda for the forty­fifth session

See ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL: agenda,45th session

22.

21.

See COMMISSION FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT:members: election

COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS: members:election

COMMISSION ON NARCOTIC DRUGS: members:election

COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN:members: election

COMMITTEE ON HOUSING, BUILDING ANDPLANNING: members: election

POPULATION COMMISSION: members: elec­tion

STATISTICAL COMMISSION: members: elec-tion

Work programme of the United Nations in the econom­ic, social and human rights field

See UNITED NATIONS: economic and social activi­ties: programme of work

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Subject IndexAD HOC COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS TO EXAMINE THE

FINANCES OF THE UNITED NATIONS AND THESPECIALIZED AGENCIES

. __ recommendations: implementation (agenda item 19)GA resolutior 2360 (XXII) and ESC resolution 1264

(XLIII)

DocumentsE/4460 & Add.1 (E/AC.51/17 & Add.l) Secretary­

General. Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1527. It was decided to defer the consideration of this

item until the 45th session

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE APPLICATION OF SCI­ENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO DEVELOPMENT

-- report (agenda item 5 (a))

DocumentsE/4461 (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl. no. 8) & Add.1

Advisory Committee on the Application ofScience and Technology to Development. 5threport, 1967/1968 (Add.I concerns mattersconsidered at the 9th session of the Com­mittee)

E/L.1198 & Rev.l Secretary-General. Statementon financial implications of the Committee'srecommendation to hold its 12th session inAddis Ababa

Discussion in Economic Citee: Meetings 449-451E/4534 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1529Draft resolution I in E/4534, taking note of the

5th report of the Advisory Committee on theApplication of Science and Technology to De­velopment and endorsing its programme ofwork, adopted unanimously as resolution 1308(XLIV)

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTOGRAMMETRY

See Cartography: international co-operation

AFRICA, SOUTHERN-- racial discrimination (agenda item 13)

DocumentsE/4475 (E/CN.4/972) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 4) & Summary Commission on HumanRights. Report on its 24th session, 5 Feb ­12 Mar 1968, paras, 24-77 and draft resolu­tion I

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meeting 602E/4535 & Corr.l, Add.l Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution III in E/4535, endorsing the rec­

ommendations of the Special Rapporteur ap­pointed by the Commission on Human Rightsunder its resolution 7 (XXIII) that the Govern­ment of South Africa be requested to repeal,amend and replace the laws in force referredto in para. 1547 of the Special Rapporteur'sreport (E/CN.4/949/Add.4) and to report tothe Secretary-General on the measures taken;

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AFRICA, SOUTHERN (continued)-- racial discrimination (continued)

Action in Plenary (continued)urging all States to publicize the evils ofapartheid and racial discrimination and theinhuman acts practised by the Governmentsof South Africa and Southern Rhodesia; con­demning those Governments which are con­tinuing to maintain diplomatic, commercialand other relations with South Africa andSouthern Rhodesia and calling upon them tobreak off such relations; requesting theSecretary-General to take steps to drawpub­lie attention to the evils of these policies andto keep in constant review the question ofpromoting co-ordination and co-operation inthe activities of those organs of the UnitedNations family concerned with matters relat­ing to apartheid and racial discrimination inSouthern Africa; further requesting theSecretary-General to establish a United Na­tions information centre in South Africa andto report to the General Assembly at its24th session on the implementation of thisresolution, adopted (20..0-6) as resolution1332 (XLIV)

AGUILAR MAWDSLEY, ANDRES (Venezuela)-- biography E/4470

BAHA'I INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY- .. consultative relations with Council

DocumentsE/C .2/R. 34 Secretary-General. Memorandum

Discussion in Council Cttee on NGOs: Meeting 222

APARTHEID (agenda item 13)See also Africa, Southern: racial discrimination

South Africa: political prisoners

DocumentsE/4472 (E/CN.6/495) (ESCOR, 44th sess., supple

no. 6) & Summary Commission on the Statusof Women. Report on its 21st session, 29 Jan ...19 Feb 1968, paras 73-106 and draft resolu­tion III

E/4475 (E/CN.4/972) (EBCOR, 44th sess., suppleno. 4) & Summary Commission on HumanRights. Report on its 24th session, 5 Feb ­12 Mar 1968, paras 24..77, 318-340 and draftresolutions I, IV, V

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meetings 601...604E/4535 & Corr.L, Add.l Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolutions I-In, VI in E/4535, adopted as

follows:Draft resolution X, authortztng the Sub-Commis­

sion on Prevention of Discrimination andProtection of Minorities to undertake astudy of the measures which might be takento implement the International SlaveryConvention of 1926, the SupplementaryConvention of 1956 and the various recom-

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Discussion in Plenary (continued)Draft resolutions I-Ill, VI in E/4535, adopted as

follows (continued}mendations of the United Nations on theslavery-like practises of apartheid andcolonialism, and to initiate a study of thepossibilities of international police co­operation to interrupt and punish the trans­portation of persons in danger of beingenslaved; requesting the Secretary-Gen­eral, in consultation with the Sub-Commis­sion and subject to confirmation by theCommission on Human Rights, to establisha list of experts in economic, sociological,legal and other disciplines to give adviceto States concerned with the Iiqutdation ofslavery and the slave trade; remindingGovernments of the availability of tech­nical assistance programmes for assistingin eliminating slavery and the slave trade;requesting all Governments to exert theirinfluence and resources to assist in theeradication -of slavery and slavery-likepractices of apartheid and colonialism; andaffirming that the master and servant lawscurrently enforced in souther» Rhodesia,South West Africa and South Africa cons­titute manifestations of slavery and theslave trade, adopted (25-0-2) as resolu­tion 1330 (XLIV)

Draft resolution 11, condemning slavery, includ­ing slavery-like practises of apartheid andcolonialism, the slave trade and similarinstitutions and practises; noting withsatisfaction the recommendations of theSub-Commission on Prevention of Dis­crimination and Protection of Minorities;requesting the Secretary-General to askMember States what further measuresmight be adopted to implement the Inter­national Slavery Convention of 1926 andthe Supplementary Convention of1956, andto organize seminars on the question ofthe elimination of slavery and the slavetrade; appealing to all States Members ofthe United Nations family which have notyet done so, to become parties to the Inter­national Slavery Convention of 1926, theSupplementary Convention of 1956, theConvention for the Suppression of theTraffic in Persons and of the Exploitationof the Prostitution of Others of 1949 andthe Convention on Consent to Marriage,Minimum Age for Marriage andRegistra­tion of Marriages of 1962; requesting thespecialized agencies in areas of theircompetence to consider how best they canassist in the rehabilitation of women andgirls freed from slavery and from slavery­like practises of apartheid and colonial­ism, and to report their findings to theCounctl; requesting all Member States togive protection to all persons escapingfrom slavery and the slavery-like practi­ses of apartheid and colonialism and re­questing the receiving States to submit a

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APARTHEID (continued)

Discussion in Plenary (continued)Draft resolutions I-m, VI in E/4535, adopted as

follows (continued)report to the Secretary-General; and ex­pressing thanks to those non-governmentalorganizations which have fought againstslavery-like practices in all their mani­festations and requesting them to continuetheir efforts to eradicate these practises,adopted (26-0-1) as resolutton 1331 (XLIV)

Draft resolution Ill, endorsing the recommenda­tions of the Special Rapporteur appointedby the Commission on HumanRights underits resolution 7 (XXIII) that the Govern­ment of South Africa be requested to re~

peal, amend and replace the laws in forcereferred to in para. 1547 of the SpecialRapporteur's report (E/CN.4/949/Add.4)and to report to the Secretary-General onthe measures taken; urging all States topublicize the evils of apartheid and racialdiscrimination and the inhuman acts prac~tised by the Governments of South Africaand Southern Rhodesia; condemning thoseGovernments which are continuing tomaintain diplomatic, commercial andother relations with South Africa andSouthern Rhodesia and calling upon themto break off such relations; requesting theSecretary-General to take steps to drawpublic attention to the evils of these poll­cies and to keep in constant review thequestion of promoting co-ordination andco-operation in the activities of thoseorgans of the United Nations family con­cerned with matters relating to apartheidand racial discrimination in SouthernAfrica; further requesting the Secretary­General to establish a United Nationsinformation centre in South Africa and toreport to the General Assembly at its24th session on the implementation of thisresolution, adopted (20-0-6) as resolution1332 (XLIV)

Draft resolution VI, recommending to the Gen­eral Assembly the adoption of draft reso­lution condemning naztsm, racism, apart­heid and similar ideologies and practisesbased on racial intolerance; calling uponall States to take legislative and othermeasures to outlaw and prosecute in courtsgroups and organizations disseminatingpropaganda for nazism and apartheid andto strive for the eradication of such ideo­logies and practises; requestingtheSecre­tary-General to submit to the General As­sembly information available on measurestaken or envisaged with a view of haltingnazism and apartheid; inviting MemberStates to provide the Secretary-Generalwith such information and dactding to con­sider the question at the 24th session ofthe General Assembly, adopted (25-0-2) asresolution 1335 (XLIV)

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Documents (continued)E/AC.6/L.378 Argentina, Guatemala, Iran,

Mexico, Panama, Venezuela. Draft resolu­tion

E/AC.6/L.382 United Kingdom. Amendments (todraft resolution in E/AC.o/L.378)

E/CONF.52/4 (Sales no.: E.68.I.2) UN RegionalCartographic Conference for Asia and theFar East, 5th, Canberra 1967. Report

E/CONF.53/3 (Sales no.: E.68.I.9) UNConferenceon the Standardization of GeographicalNames, Geneva 1967. Report

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meetings 43~-435,446­448

E/4531 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1529Draft resolutions in E/4531 adopted as follows:

Draft resolution I, requesting the Secretary­General to make the necessary arrange­ments to convene the 6th UN RegionalCartographic Conference for Asia and theFar East in Tehran in 1970 and furtherrequesting him to undertake practicalmeasures in implementing the recommen­dations of the 5th Conference, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1313 (XLIV)

Draft resolution 11, noting the recommendationsof the UN Conference on the Standardtza­tion of Geographical Names; inviting thead hoc Group of Experts established atthe Conference to provide the necessaryco-ordination of national activities in thi$field; approving the terms of reference Q~~""

the ad hoc Group of Experts; and request­ing the Secretary-General, in consultationwith the Group of Experts, to consider thedesirability of a second UN Conference onthe Standardization of Geographical Namesand to report thereon to the Council, adopt­ed unanimously as resolution ,1314 (XLIV)

Draft resolution Ill, inviting Member States pos­sessing advanced aerial photographic andphotogrammetric technology to co-operatein these fields with developing countriesand to assist them in solving problemsrelating to the exploration of their naturalresources and the formulation of pro­grammes for the improvement of theirtransport and communications systems,and requesting future meetings on carto­graphy to include in their agenda the quea-

0' tion of international co-operation in aerialphotography and photogrammetry, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1315 (XLIV)

COMMISSION FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT-- members: confirmation

See Commissions of the Economic and Social Council:members: confirmation

-- members: election (agenda item 21)ESC resolution 1147 (XLI)

DocumentsE/4468 & Add.1-4 Secretary-General. Note

CARTOGRAPHY (continued)-- international co-operation (continued)

7

CANNABIS (agenda item 12)See also Lebanon: cannabis: cultivation

DocumentsE/4455 (E/CN.7/512) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 2) & Summary Commission on NarcoticDrugs. Report on its 22nd session, 8-26 Jan1968, para. 20 and draft resolution C

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meetings 488-590E/4516 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1520Draft resolution III in E/4516, recommending that

all countries concerned increase their effortsto eradicate the abuse of and illicit trafficin cannabis, and further recommending thatGovernments promote research and advanceadditional medical and sociological informa­tion regarding cannabis, and effectively dealwith publicity advocating legalization or tol­erance of the non-medical use of cannabis.as a harmless drug, adopted unanimously asresolution 1291 (XLIV)

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT (agenda item 13)

DocumentsE/4475 (E/CN.4/972) (ESCOR, 44th sess., supple

no. 4) & Summary Commission on HumanRights. Report on its 24th. session, 5 Feb ­12 Mar 1968, paras 385-399 and draft resolu­tion VI

E/AC.7/L.548 Sweden, Venezuela. Draft resolu­tion

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meeting 605E/4535 & Corr.l, Add.l Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution VIII in E/4535, drawing the atten­

tion of States Members of the United Nationsto ESC resolution 934 (XXXV) and requestingthem to inform the Secretary-General, athisrequest, of any new development in regard tothe law and practice in their countries con­cerning the death penalty, and submitting tothe General Assembly for action at its 23rdsession an annexed draft resolution on theSUbject, adopted unanimously as resolution1337 (XLIV)

CARTOGRAPHY-- international co-operation (agenda item 17)

ESC resolution 1070 (XXXIX)ESC decision of 6 Aug 1964

DocumentsE/4456 & Corr.1 Secretary-General. Report on

the 5th UN Regional Cartographic Conferencefor Asia and the Far East, Canberra 1967

E/4477 Secretary-General. Report on the UNCon­ference on the Standardization of Geograph­ical Names, Geneva 1967

E/AC.6/L.374 & Add. 1 India, Japan, Philippines.Draft resolution (Add.I contains statementoffinancial implications)

E/AC.6/L. 375 Guatemala, Libya, Philippines,Upper Volta, United States. Draft resolution

E/AC.6/L.376 USSR. Amendments (to draftresolution in E/AC.6/L.374; rejected at the446th meeting of the Economic Cttee)

1

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SUBJECT INDEX

COMMISSION FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (continued)-- members: election (continued)

Discussion in Social Citee: Meetings 591, 592, 594-598E/4526 Report

-- rep<

D

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A

Membe

AustriaChileCongo (

cratieFinlandFranceGreeceGuatemIndiaIranIsraelItalyJamaic:LsbanoiMadagaMaurit:MoroccNew Ze

COMMl__ men

E

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COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS-- members: confirmation

See Commissions of the Economic and Social Council:members: confirmation

COMMISSION FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (continued)- - report, 19th session (continued)

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1530It was decided that the text of the draft declaration

on social development together with all theamendments, comments and reservations,should be submitted to Member States fortheir comments and subsequently to the Gen­eral Assembly for consideration at its 23rdsession as a separate item.

Draft resolutions in E/4526 adopted as follows:Draft resolution I, calltng upon the Committee

for Development Planning to take into ac­count the following considerations amongothers in formulating its proposals for thegoals and programmes of the next decade:the close relationship between economicand social development, the varying needsand conditions of different regions andgroups of countries within a region, theimportance of rates of population growthand patterns of distribution, the necessityof structural and institutional changesincluding land reform, the equitable dis­tribution of income, the training of person­nel and the role of the international as­sistance in accelerating the economic andsocial progress; and requesting the Seers­tary..General to report to the Commissionfor Social Development at its 20th sessionon the progress made in the implementa­tion of the present resolution, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1320 (XLIV)

Draft resolution 11, requesting the Secretary­General, in preparing the study of thepurpose and objectives of the regular pro­gramme of technical asststance, to giveparticular attention to the role of this pro­gramme in promoting social development;urging Governments to make effective usefor social development purposes of theresources of the United Nations Develop­ment Programme; and calling upon theGovernments to continue to improve theirplanning methods and administrative ma­chinery in order to facilitate the formula­tion of integrated requests to the UnitedNations Development Programme, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1321 (XLIV)

Draft resolution HI, deciding to include in theagenda of one of the Council's future ses­sions as a separate item the question ofsocial poltcy and the equitable distributionof national income; and requesting theCommission for Social Development to re­port periodically to the Councrl on the pro­gress of its work in this field, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1322 (XLIV)

Draft resolution IV, taking' note of the report ofthe Commission on its 19th session, adopt­ed unanimously as resolution 1319 (XLIV)

Term of office(expires 31 Dec)

197119691971196919711969196919691970197019701971

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530The following were elected to serve a three-year

term beginning 1 Jan 1969: ByelorussianSSR,Congo (Brazzaville), Cuba, F::-ance, Gabon,India, Lebanon, Netherlands, USSR, UnitedStates, Venezuela

Composition of the Commission for Social Development,as of 1 Jan 1969

Term of officeMembers (expires 31 Dec) Members

LebanonArgentina 1970 MauritaniaBotswana 1970 MexicoByelorussian Morocco

SSR 1971 NetherlandsCameroon 1970 NorwayCanada 1969 PakistanChile 1969 PhilippinesCongo (Brazza- Romania

ville) 1971 SpainCuba 1971 ~ TunisiaCyprus 1970 USSRCzechoslovakia 1969 United ArabFrance 1971 Republic 1970Gabon 1971 United Kingdom 1970Greece 1969 United States 1971India 1971 Uruguay 1969Iran 1970 Venezuela 1971

-- report, 19th session (agenda item 10)

See also Income: distributionSocial development: declaration (draft)Social development: planningSocial development: technical assistance

DocumentsE/4467 & Rev.l, (Rev.l/Excerpt, Chinese only)

(E/CN.5/430 & Rev.l, (Rev.l/Excerpt, Chi­nese only) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl. no. 5)& Summary Commission for Soc ial Develop­ment. Report on its 19th session, 5 Feb ­2 Mar 1968

E/4493/Add.2 Committee for Programme and Co­ordination. Report on the 1st part of its 2ndsession

E/AC. 7/L.535 United States. Amendments (todraft declaration on social development inE/4467/Rev.l, Annex I)

E/AC. 7/L.536 Venezuela. Amendment (to draftresolution I in E/4467/Rev.l)

E/AC. 7!L.537 Venezuela. Amendment (to draftresolution 11 in E/4467/Rev.l)

E/AC.7/L.538 Libya. Amendments (to draftdecla­ration in E/4467/.:.~ev.l, Annex I)

E/AC. 7/L. 539 United Kingdom. Amendments (todraft declaration in E/4467/Rev.l, Annex I)

E/AC.7/L.540 USSR. Amendments (to draft decla­ration in E/4467/Rev.l, Annex I)

E/AC. 7/L.543 Philippines. Amendment (to draftdeclaration in E/4467/Rev.l, Annex I)

E/AC. 7/L.544 BUlgaria. Amendments (to draftdeclaration in E/4467/Rev.l, Annex I)

8

SUBJECT INDEX

19701971197119701971

!d)

'ation11 thetions,'s forGen.23rd

lows:ntteso 3C­mongir ths~ade:

omicreedsi and, the'owthssityngesdis­son­l as­: and~rp.-.

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cil:

COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS (continued)__ members: election (agenda item 21)

ESC resolution 1147 (XLI)

DocumentsE/4468 & Add.1, 3 Secretary-General. Note

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530The following were elected to serve a three-year

term beginning 1 Jan 1969: Chile, Finland,Iran, Mauritania, New Zealand, Senegal,Ukrainian SSR, United Arab Republic, UnitedStates, Uruguay, Yugoslavia

C.omposition of the Com~ission on Human Rightsas of 1 Jan 1969

4

Term of office Term of officeMembers (expires 31 Dec) Members (expires 31 Dec)

Austria 1970 Nigeria 1969Chile 1971 Pakistan 1969Congo (Demo- Peru 1969

cratic Republic)l969 Philippines 1970Finland 1971 Poland 1969France 1970 Senegal 1971Greece 1969 Ukrainian SSR 1971Guatemala 1969 USSR 1970India 1970 United ArabIran 1971 Republic 1971Israel 1970 United Kingdom 1969Italy 1969 United RepublicJamaica 1970 of TanzaniaLebanon 1970 United StatesMadagascar 1970 UruguayMauritania 1971 VenezuelaMorocco 1969 YugoslaviaNew Zealand 1971

-- report, 24th session (agenda item 13)

See also Africa, Southern: racial discriminationApartheidCapital punishmentNazism: condemnationSlavery: eradicationSouth Africa: political prisonersSub-Commission on Prevention of Discrim-

ination and Protection of Minorities:members: increase in number

DocumentsE/4475 (E/CN.4/972) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl,

no. 4) & Summary Commission on HumanRights. Report on its 24th session, 5 Feb ­12 Mar 1968

E/4510 & Add.I South Africa. Communication,8 May 1968, transmitting comments onE/CN.4/950 and on resolutions 2 (XXV) and5 (XXIV) of the Commission on Human Rights

E/L.1208 Bulgaria. Communication, 24 May 1968,transmitting statement by the Ministry forForeign Affairs of the German DemocraticRepublic on nazism

E/AC.7/L.545 Secretary-General. Note transmit­ting resolution on the implementation ofhuman rights in occupied territories, adopt­ed by the International Conference on HumanRights, Tehran 1968

9

COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS (continued)-- report, 24th session (continued)

Documents (continued)E/AC.7/L. 546 Secretary-General. Note transmit­

ting resolution on measures to be takenagainst nazism and racial intolerance, adopt­ed by the International Conference on HumanRights, Tehran 1968

E/AC.7/L.547 India. Draft resolution (concerningthe implementation of human rights in oc­cupied territories)

E/AC.7/L.548 Sweden, Venezuela. Draft resolu­tion (concerning capital punishment)

E/AC.7/L.fi49 France. Amendments (to draftresolution V in E/4475)

E/AC.7/L. 550 Unitec. States. Amendments (todraft resolution V in E/4475)

E/AC.7/L.551 United States. Draft resolution(endorsing the decision of the Commissionon Human Rights in resolution 8 (XXIV)) (notpressed to vote at the 606th meeting of theSpecial Cttee)

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meetings 601-606E/4535 & Corr.1, Add.1 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolutions in E/4535 &Corr.1, Add.L, adopt­

ed as follows:Draft resolution I, author-izing the SUb-Commis­

sion on Prevention of Discrimination andProtection of Minorities to undertake astudy of the measures which might be takento implement the International SlaveryConvention of 1926, the SupplementaryConvention of 1956 and the various recom­mendations of the United Nations on theslavery-like practises of apartheid andcolonialism; to initiate a study of the pos­sibilities of international police co-opera­tion to interrupt and punish the transport­ation of persons in danger of being en­slaved; requesting the Secretary-General,in consultation with the Sub-Commissionand subject to confirmation by the Com­mission on Human Rights, to establish alist of experts in economic, sociological,legal and other disciplines to give adviceto States concerned with the liquidation ofslavery and the slave trade; remindingGovernments of the availability of tech­nical assistance programmes for assistingin eliminating slavery and the slave trade;requesting all Governments to exert theirfull influence and 1 esources to assist inthe eradication of slavery and slavery­like practises of apartheid and colonial­ism; and affirming that the master andservant laws currently enforced in South­ern Rhodesia, South West Africa and SouthAfrica constitute manifestations of slaveryand the slave trade, adopted (25-0-2) asresolution 1330 (XLIV)

Draft resolution Il, condemning slavery, includ­ing slavery-like practices of apartheid anacolonialism, the slave-trade and similarinstitutions and practises; noting withsatisfaction the recommendations of the

· . x a £ : : J & 2 $ £ 22 2322£& 2 II ,

COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS (continued)-- report, 24th session (continued)

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Discussion in Plenary (continued)Draft resolutions in E/4535 & Corr. 1, Add. 1,

adopted as follows (continued)organs of the United Nations family con..cerned with matters relating to apartheidand racial discrimination in SouthernAfrica; further requesting the Secretary..General to establish a United Nations in­formation centre in South Africa and toreport to the General Assembly at its 24thsession on the implementation of this res­olution, adopted (20-0-6) as resolution1332 (XLIV)

Draft resolution IV, reaffirming the legitimacyof the struggle by the opponents of apart­heid to realize their human rights andfundamental freedoms; condemning everypractice of inhuman treatment of prisonersin South African prisons; calling upon theGovernment of South Africa: to initiateinvestigations into the violations mention-ed in the report of the ad hoc WorkingGroup of Experts (E/CN.4/950), to affordindemnification to all persons who havesuffered damage, to abolish the 180-day ,law and the Terrorism Act and other sim­ilar laws, and to release Mr. RobertSobukwe and all other political prisonersand persons held for their opposition tothe polices of apartheid; requesting Mem­ber States of the United Nations to givemaximum publicity to the report of the adhoc Group of Experts; calling upon theGovernment of South Africa to report tothe Secretary-General on the measurestaken in accordance with this resolution;and requesting the Secretary-General totake steps to draw public attention to thereport of the ad hoc Group of Experts,and to report to the General Assembly atits 24th session on the implementation ofthe present resolution, adopted unani­mously as resolution 1333 (XLIV)

Draft ,resolutIon V, deciding to increase thei ,membership of the Sub-Commission oni' Prevention of Discrimination and Protec­

, ./1 tion of Minorities to 26 members as fromIj·. 1969, and requesting the Commission on

Human Rights, at its 25th session, to electthe members of the Sub-Commission fromnominations made by Member States ofthe United Nations, on th~' following basis:

~ ,','!2 members from Afro/Asian States,

\

_"t,..." 6 members from Western European andf ,,:, other States, 5 members from Latin Amer-\, ..... . ican States and ~ mefnbers from Eastern

European States, ~~9vted (21-5-1) as res­olution 1334 (XLIVV'

Draft resolution VI, recommending to the Gen­eral Assembly the adoption of draft res­olution condemning naztsm, racism,apartheid and similar ideologies and prac­tices based on racial intolerance; callingupon all States to take legislative and othermeasures to outlaw and prosecute in courtsgroups and organizations disseminating

SUBJECT INDEX

Discussion in Plenary (continued)Draft resolutions in E/4535 & Corr.l, Add. 1,

adopted as follows (continued)Sub-Commission on Prevention of Dis­crimination and Protection of Minorities;requesting the Secretary-General to askMember States what further measuresmight be adopted to implement the Inter­national Slavery Convention of 1926 and theSupplementary Convention of 1956, and toorganize seminars on the question of theelimination of slavery and the slave trade;appealing to all States Members of theUnited Nations family which have not yetdone so, to become parties to the Inter­national Slavery Convention of 1926, theSupplementary Convention of 1956, theConvention for the Suppression of the Traf­fic in Persons and of the Exploitation ofthe Prostitution of Others of 1949 and theConvention on Consent to Marriage, Min­imum Age for Marriage and Registrationof Marriages of 1962; requesting the spe­cialized agencies in areas of their com­petence to consider how best they can as­sist in the rehabilitation of women andgirls freed from slavery and from slavery­like practises of apartheid and colonial­ism, and to report their findings to theCouncil; requesting all Member States togive protection to all persons escapingfrom slavery and the slavery-like prac­tises of apartheid and colonialism; andrequesting the receiving States to submita report to the Secretary-General; expres­sing thanks to those non-governmentalorganizations which have fought againstslavery and slavery-like practises in alltheir manifestations and requesting themto continue their efforts to eradicate thesepractises, adopted (26-0-1) as resolution1331 (XLIV)

Draft resolution Ill, endorsing the recommenda­tions of the Special Rapporteur appointedby the Commission on Human Rights underits resolution 7 (XXIII) that the Govern­ment of South Africa be requested to re­peal, amend and replace the laws in forcereferred to in para. 1547 of the SpecialRapporteur's report (E/CN.4/949/Add.4)and to report to the Secretary-General onthe measures taken; urging all States topublicize the evils of apartheid and racialdiscrimination and the inhuman acts prac­tised by the Governments of South Africaand Southern Rhodesia; condemning thoseGovernments which are continuing tomaintain diplomatic, commercial andother relations with South Africa andSouthern Rhodesia and calling upon themto break off such relations; requestingthe Secretary-General to take steps todraw public attention to the evils of thesepolicies and to keep in constant reviewthe question of promoting co-ordinationand co-operation in the activities of those

COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS (continued)-- report, 24th session (continued)

10

22 ,4

SUBJECT INDEX

'\,f\

I

t:!~

I(I

Il'

Term of office(expires 31 Dec)

-- report, 21st session (agenda item 14)See also"Family planning: & status of women

Women: discrimination: Declaration, 1967:implementation

Women: educationWomen: employment: & science. and techno­

logyWomen: political rights

DocumentsE/4472 (E/CN.6/495) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 6) & Summary Commission on the Statusof Women. Report on its 21st session, 29 Jan­19 Feb 1968

COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN-- members: confirmation

See Commissions of the Economic and Social Council:members: confirmation

-- members: election (agenda item 21)ESC resolution 1147 (XLI)

DocumentsE/4468 & Add.1, 2, 4 Secretary-General. Note

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530The following were elected to serve a three-year

term beginning 1 Jan 1969: Chile, CostaRica,France, Liberia, Malaysia, Morocco, Nicara­gua, Norway, Philippines, Romania

Composition of the Commission on the Status of Womenas of 1 Jan 1969

Term of office Term of officeMembers (expires 31 Dec) Members (expires 31 Dec)

Australia 1969 Madagascar 1970Botswana 1970 Malaysia 1971Byelorussian Morocco 1971

SSR 1970 Netherlands 1969Chile 1971 Nicaragua 1971Costa Rica 1971 Norway 1971Cyprus 1970 Peru 1969Dominican Philippines 1971

Republic 1970 Romania 1971France 1971 Spain 1970Ghana 1970 Tunisia 1969Guatemala 1969 Turkey 1969Guinea 1969 USSR 1970Hungary 1969 United ArabIran 1969 Republic 1969Iraq 1969 United Kingdom 1970Japan 1970 United States 1970Liberia 1971

Term of officeMembers (expires 31 Dec) Members

COMMISSION ON NARCOTIC DRUGS (continued)-- members: election (continued)

Turkey 1969 United Kingdom 1969USSR 1969 United States 1971United Arab Republic 1972 Yugoslavia 1971

-- report, 22nd session E/4455 (E/CN. 7/512)(ESCOR, 44thsess., suppl, no. 2) & Summary .

See Narcotic drugs: international control for dzscus­sion

1972197119711972

1971

DocumentsE/4468 & Add.1-5 Secretary-General. Note

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530The following were elected to serve a four-year

term beginning 1 Jan 1969: Germany (FederalRepublic), Hungary, India, Iran, Mexico, Pak-istan, Sweden, United Arab Republic

Composition of the Commission on Narcotic Drugsas of 1 Jan 1969

Term of office Term of office(expires 31 Dec) Members (expires 31 Dec)

1969 India 19721971 Iran 1972196~ Jamaica 1969

Japan 1969Mexico 1972Morocco 1969Pakistan 1~72Peru 1971Sweden 1972Switzerland 1971

MembersBrazilCanadaChinaDominican

RepublicGermany (Fed-

eral Republic)FranceGhanaHungary

COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS (continued)__ report, 24th session (continued)

Discussion in Plenary (continued)Draft resolutions in E/4535 & Corr. 1, Add. 1, •

adopted as follows (continued)propaganda for nazism and apartheid, andto strive for the eradication of such ideol­ogies and practices; requesting the Secre­tary-General to submit to the General As­sembly information available on measurestaken or envisaged with a view of haltingnazism and apartheid; inviting MemberStates to provide the Secretary-Generalwith such information and deciding to con­sider the question at the 24th session ofthe General Assembly, adopted (25-0-2)as resolution 1335 (XLIV)

Draft resolution VII, endorsing resolution 6(XXIV) of the Commission on Human Rightsentitled "Question of human rights in theterritories occupied as a result of thehostilities in the Middle East", adoptedunanimously as resolution 1336 (XLIV)

Draft resolution VIII in E/4535, drawing the at­tention of States Members of the UnitedNations to ESC resolution 934 (XXXV) andrequesting them to inform the Secretary­General, at his request, of any new devel­opment in regard to the law and practicein their countries concerning the deathpenalty, and submitting to the General As­sembly an annexed draft resolution on thesubject for action at its 23rd session,adopted unanimously as resolution 1337(XLIV)

Draft resolution IX, taking note of the report ofthe Commission on its 24th session, adopt­ed unanimously as resolution 1329 (XLIV)

The Council decided that the 25th session of theCommission on Human Rights should beheld in Geneva

COMMISS:ON ON NARCOTIC DRUGS-- members: election (agenda item 21)

ESC resolution 1147 (XLI)

ase thesion onProtec­as fromssion onto electon fromtates ofg basis:States,

ean and1Amer­Easternas res-

. 1,

ne Gen­aft res­racism,rdprac-calling

nd otherncourtsninating

ttimacyf apart..hts andg everyisonersipon theinitiate

iention..WorkingD afford110 havel80-day,er sim..Robert

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to give'f the adlpon theeport toeasuresolution;ieral ton to thelxperts,mblyat:ation of

unani-

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his res­solution

11

~UBJECT INDEX

II 1

I, iI I

!II

COM!vIISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN (continued)-- report, 21st session (continued)

Documents (continued)ElAC.7IL.541 USSR. Amendment (to draft resolu­

tion 11 in E/4472)ElAC .7IL.542 USSR. Amendment (to draft resolu­

tion VI in E/4472)

Discussion in Social Citee: Meetings 598-600E/4527

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolutions in E/4527 adopted as follows:

Draft resolution I, urging all States Membersuf the United Nations and members of thespecialized agencies which have not al­ready done so, to take the necessary actionto accord women political rights on equalterms with men, and inviting them to ratifyor accede to the Convention on the PoliticalRights of Women, drawing attention of theStates Members of the United Nations andspecialized agencies and of non-govern­mental organizations to the conclusionsand suggestions contained in the reportof the Seminar on Civic and Political Edu­cation of Women held in Helsinki in 1967,adopted unanimously as resolution 1324(XLIV)

Draft resolution 11, requesting the Secretary­General and the specialized agencies totake steps to ensure the immediate cir­culation of the text of the Declaration onthe Elimination of Discrimination againstWomen through their respective services;inviting Member States and competentorganizations to take all measures for therecognition of the principles contained inthe Declaration; inviting the specializedagenc ies to undertake further studies onthe changing role of men and women in achanging world; inviting the non-govern­mental organizations to participate in theactivities tor publictztng the Declarationand the implementation of its principles;inviting the Governments of Member Statesto revise their legislation in the light ofthe principles of the Declaration; request­ing Member states, the specialized agen­c ies and the non-governmental organiza­tions concerned to inform the Secretary­General of the publtc ity given to the Decla­ration and of the action taken by them incompliance with the principles of theDeclaration; requesting the Secretary­General to report on the information re­ceived to the Commission on the Statusof Women, adopted unanimously as resolu­tion 1325 (XLIV)

Draft resolution Ill, requesting the Secretary­General to transmit an interim reportrelating to the status of women and familyplanning to States Members of the UnitedNations family, the specialized agenciesand non-governmental organizations con­cerned; inviting them to undertake nationalsurveys or case studies on this SUbject,transmitting their findings to the Secre­tary-General as the basis for a further

12

COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN (continued)-- report, 21st session (continued)

Action in Plenary (continued)Draft resolutions in E/4527 adopted as follows

(continued)report on this question; inviting the spe­cialized agencies concerned to co-operatein the further study of the relationship ofthe status of women and family planning;requesting the interested non-govern,mental organizations to make available tothe Secretary-General any relevant mate*rial relating to this subject; approvingthe decision of the Commission on theStatus of Women to appoint a Special Rap,porteur to continue the study of this ques­tion; and inviting the Special Rapporteurto take into account the information fur­nished in accordance with the present res,elution, adopted unanimously as resolu­tion 1326 (XLIV)

Draft resolution IV, requesting the Secretary­General, with assistance ofthe specializedagencies, to draw up an international policyaimed at promoting and accelerating teen­nical and vocational training of women indeveloping countries; expressing ap*preciation for the efforts of UNESCO inthese fields and for its proposal that acomparative study of co-education be sub­mitted to the Commission on the statusof Women at its 22nd session; invitingorganizations within the United Nationssystem to intensify their co-operation onthese subjects; inviting UNESCO to con­tinue its research within the context ofeducational planning and to ensure thatthe assistance programmes for literacytraining provide women with the basis fora vocational education in addition to fun­damental education; suggesting that Mem­ber States which are drawing up educationplans should: take all necessary measuresto ensure to girls and women access totechnical and vocational training; reservea place for the notions of an adequate gen­eral education for children of both sexesin the elementary and intermediate leveleducational plans; provide diversificationin the technical and vocational curricula;and accord special attention to the infor­mation to be provided concerning employ­ment possibilities for persons enteringtechnical or vocational training institu- .tions; and study measures to ensure thatwomen in rural areas have the same op- ;portunity as men of undertaking technicalstudies, adopted unanimously as resolu­tion 1327 (XLIV)

Draft resolution V, inviting States Members ofthe United Nations and specialized agen­cies, to undertake national surveys dealingwith the repercussions of scientific andtechnological progress on the conditionsof work and employment of women, invitingthe ILO to consider the possibility ofplac­ing this question on the agenda of the nextmeeting of consultants on the problem of

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SUBJECT INDEX

The following members were confirmed:

COMMISSIONS OF THE ECONOMIC ANDSOCIAL COUNCIL,FUNCTIONAL

-- members: confirmation (agenda item 22)

lJocumentsE/4470 & Add.1-5 Secretary-General. Note, in­

cluding biographical data

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530The Council confirmed the nomiuations contained

in E/4470 & Add.1-4

19721971

197219721969

19711969196919691969196919691971

PanamaPeruPolandSierra LeoneSingaporeThailandTogoUSSRUnited Arab

RepublicUnited KingdomUnited Republic

of TanzaniaUnited StatesVenezuela

Mr. Gamal AskarProfessor C .A. Moser

Mr. K.M. ArcherMr. Jan KazimourMr. Jonathan E. TandohMr. P.C. MahalanobisMr. Abdulmajid

-- members: electionSee under names of commissions

-- report, 5th session (agenda item 11)

See also Housing: world reportHousing and urban development: public infor­

mation campaignsUnited Nations Institute for Documentation

on Housing, Building and Planning

DocumentsE/4440 (E/C .6/85) (ESCOR, 44thsess., suppl. no. 7)

& Summary Committee on Housing, Buildingand PlaIming. Report on the 5th session,16-27 Oct 1967

E/4453 Secretary-General. Progress report ""nthe implementation of resolution 1224 (XLII)on pilot programmes to improve housing con­ditions of low-income families

Canada 1969Chile 1971Congo (Demo-

cratic Republic) 1972Denmark 1969France 1971Ghana 1971Guatemala 1972Hungary 1972Italy 1971Japan 1972Kenya 1971Kuwait 1972Lebanon 1971Netherlands 1972

COMMITTEE 0... HOUSING, BUILDING AND PLANNING-- members: election (agenda item 21)

ESC resolution 1147 (XLI)

DocumentsE/4469 & Add.1-5 Secretary-General. Note

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1530The following were elected to serve a four-year

term beginning 1 Jan 1969: Congo (DemocraticRepublic), Guatemala, Hungary, Japan, Ku­wait, Netherlands, United Arab Republic,United Republic of Tanzania, United States

Composition of the Committee on Housing, Buildingand Planning as of 1 Jan 1969

Term of office Term of officeMembers (expires 31 Dec) Members (expires 31 Dec)

AustraliaCzechoslovakiaGhanaIndiaIndonesiaUnited Arab

RepublicUnited KingC: nn

COMMISSIONS OF THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL,FUNCTIC~:AL (continued)

-- members: confirmation (continued)

Action in Plenary (continued)

Statistical Commission

Mrs. Dorah N.J. Danieli

Mr. Hassan El Saaty

Mr. Jose Marfa RudaMr. N.K. TarasovMr. Andres Aguilar

Mawdsley

Mr. Mikis SparsisMr. Jacques MegretMrs. Fatima HanchiMr. ConstantinGrigores­

cu

Commission on Human Rights

Commission on the Status of Women

Mrs. Motsei DoreenGaletshoge

Mrs. Jeanne Crsse MartinMrs. Zaiveline Ramaro­

saonaMrs. Kadia Tour~

Mrs. Lourdes P. SanDiego

Population Commission

Commission for Social Development

MauritaniaPhilippines

United ArabRepublic

GuineaMadagascar

Botswana

United Republicof Tanzania

ArgentinaUSSRVeneztIela

CyprusFranceMauritaniaRomania

COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN (continued)-- report, 21st session (continued)

Action in Ptenary (continued)Draft resolutions in E/4527 adopted as follows

(continued)women workers rnd of a future sessionof the International Labour Conference;recommending to the lLO to continuestudying this question and to report thefindings to the Commission on the Statusof Women; and recommending to the Com­mission to continue studying this questionand to prepare its recommendations forthe Council, adopted unanimously as reso­lution 1328 (XLIV)

Draft resolution VI, taking note of the reportof the Commission on its 21st session,adopted unanimously as resolution 1323(XLIV)

The Council appointed Mrs. Helvi SipiHi (Fin­land) as Special Rapporteur to continuethe study of the status of women and familyplanning

mbers of.ed agen­-sdealingrtifie andonditionsL, invitingy ofplac­[the next-oblem of

eretary­ecializedtal policymg tech­vomen ining ap~

ESCO inI that an be sub­le Status

inviting: Nationsration on) to con­ontext ofsure thatliteracy

basis forill to fun­iat Mem­sducationneasures.ccess toreserve

uate gen­rth sexes.ate level;ificationurricula;he infor­:employ-entering

; tnstitu­sure thatsame op­technicali resolu-

the spe­-operatsmship ofrlanning;-govern­ulable toint mats,pprovingn on the~ial Rap­lis ques­pporteurtion fur­sent res-

resolu-

.ows

ued)

13

..SUBJECT INDEX

COMMITTEE ON HOUSING, BUILDING AND PLANNING(continued)

-- report, 5th session (continued)

Documents (continued)E/4467 & Rev.l, (Rev.l/Excerpt, Chinese only)

(E/CN.5/430 & Rev.l, (Rev.l/Excerpt, Chi­nese only» (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl. no. 5)& Summary Commission for Social Develop­ment. Report on its 19th sess.,5Feb- 2 Mar1968, chap. II

E/4493/Add.5 Committee for Programme and Co­ordination. Report on the 1st part of its 2ndsession

E/AC.7/L.530 United States. Amendments (to draftresolution II in E/4440)

E/AC.7/L.531 Philippines. Amendment (to draftresolution 11 in E/4440)

E/AC.7/L.532 United Republic of Tanzania.Amendments (to draft resolution I in E/4440)

E/AC.7/L.533 United Republic of Tanzania, UpperVolta. Amendments (to draft resolution 11in E/4440)

Discussion in Social Citee: Meetings 584-587,590,593E/4520 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1526The Council decided not to take action on draft

resolution IV in E/4440, concerning theestabltshment of a working group on housing,building and planning

Draft resolutions in E/4520 adopted as follows:Draft resolution I, requesting the General As­

sembly to reconsider the biennial report­ing requirements specified in its resolu­tion 2036 (XX) and to substitute a quin­quennial housing survey of an analyt.icaland comparative character; requesting theSecretary-General to secure the Interna­tional Labour Organisation's co-operationwith all other organs concerned in theUnited Nations family and particularlythe Centre for Housing, Building and Plan­ning to ensure that its proposed housingsurvey to be issued in 1970, will be ofbenefit to all parties; and further request­ing the Secretary-General to initiate thepublication of a quinquennial housing sur­vey in 1973, adopted, without vote, as res­olution 1299 (XLIV)

Draft resolution IT, recommeading that the com­petent United Nations bodies should exam­ine the possibility of convening regionalconferences on housing, preferably at theministerial level, and of initiating a pro­gramme of public information in this fieldwithin the context of the desirability ofdesignating an mternational year for hous­ing and urban development; requesting theSecretary-General to ascertain the viewsof Member States on these proposals andtheir willingness to initiate practical pro-

. grammes in support thereof and to report,through the Committee Oil Housing, Build­ing and Planning, to the Council, adoptedwithout vote, as resolution 1300 (XLIV)

Draft resolution Ill, requesting the Secretary­General to take the following steps in con­nexion with the decision to establish a

14

COMMITTEE ON HOUSING, BUILDING AND PLANNING(continued)

Discussion in Plenary (continued)Draft resolution in E/4520 adopted as follows (con-

tinued)United Nations Institute for Documentationon Housing, Building and Planning at NewDelhi: a) To approach Member States forfunds for the establishment of nationaland regional centres; b) To establish, whenfunds are available, an Advisory Boardto define the functions of a working partyof experts in documentation and to adviseon the establishment of the Institute andits programme of work; c) To appointthe members of the Advisory Board asdirected by the present resolution; d) Toestablish in Geneva, when funds are avail­able and for a period of two or threeyears, a working party of documentationexperts whose task inter alia would be toadvise on and facilitate the establishmentof national and regional centres and toestablish the exchange between the centresand the institute of literature pertainingto housing, building and planning, adoptedwithout vote, as resolution 1301 (XLIV)

Draft resolution IV, taking note of the reportof the Committee on its 5th session, adopt­ed without vote,as resolution 1298 (XLIV)

-- Working Group [to work as an advisory panel to theCentre for Housing, Building and Planning]: establish..ment (agenda item 11)

DocumentsE/4440 (E/C .6/85) (ESCOR, 44th sess., supple no. 7)

& Summary Committee on Housing, BUild­ing and Planning. Report on the 5th session,

16-27 Oct 1967, paras. 202-206 and draftresolution IV

Discussion in Social Citee: Meetings 585-587, 593 I

E/4520 Repor-t

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1526The Council decided not to take action on draft

resolution IV in E/4440

CO-ORDINATION AMONG UNITED NATIONS AND SPE­CIALIZl~D AGENCIES

-- population programmes

See Population: United Nations programme

-- shippingSee Transport: deveiopment

COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGA­NIZATIONS

-- reportsSee under subject of report for discussion

E/4485 & Cozr.L, (Corr.2, French only), (Corr.S,Spanish only) Non-governmentalorganiza­tions: consultative relations with Council

E/L.1204, 1205 Non-governmental organizations:hearings by Council and its committees

DANIELI, DC-- biography

DOPING

See Nar

DRUG SUPER-- final repOl

Add.l,2 (ESee Nar

ECONOMIC A-- agenda, 441

Rules 1

DocumelE/44

E/44'

E/INE/L.·

DiscussThe (

Prov:

Orgai

-- agenda, 45tRule 11

DocumeiE/44f

E/L.]

E/L,]

DiscussiProvi

-- composttton

Documet.E/INI

I'SUBJECT INDEX

DANIELI, DORAH N.J. (United Republic of Tanzania)-- biography E/4470/Add.S

DOPING

See Narcotic drugs: international control

DRUG SUPERVISORY BODY__ final report, Nov 1967 E/4480 (Summary); E/OB/23 &

Add.l,2 (E/DSB/25 & Add.1.2) (Sales no.: E.68.XI.1-3)See Narcotic drugs: international control for discus­

sion

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL-- agenda, 44th session (agenda item 2)

Rules 13 and 14 of the Council's Rules of Procedure

DocumentsE/4450 & Add.I Provisional agenda (Add.I post­

pones to the 45th session consideration of thereport in E/4462, dealing with responsibili­ties among the UN Secretariat units concerned'with shipping and ports)

E/4479 China. Communication, 18 Mar 1968,concerning the provision of Chinese languageservices for the UNConference on Road Traf­fic, Vienna 1968

E/INF/96 List of documentsE/L.1201 (& Corr.L, English, French & Spanish

only). Secretary-General. Note on the organ­ization of work

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1516The Council, considering the communication from

the Chinese Government in E/4479, decidednot to include the item in the agenda. It alsodecided to postpone until the 45th sessionconsideration of item 3 (c) as well as con­sideration of all proposals contained in thereports of its subsidiary organs relating totheir future meetings

Provisional agenda in E/4450 &Add.l, as amended,adopted

Organization of work in E/L.1201 (& Corr.L, En­glish, French, Spanish only) as amended,adopted

-- agenda, 45th session (agenda item 23)Rule 11 of the Council's Rules of Procedure

DocumentsE/4466 & Add.l, 2 Secretary-General. Provisional

agenda (Add.l contains letter, 20 May 1968,from Sweden requesting inclusion of item"The question of convening an internationalconference on the problems of human environ­ment")

E/L.1202 Secretary-General. Note on organizationof work

E/L.1203 Secretary-General. Note on documenta­tion for the 45th session

Discussion in Plenary.' Meeting 1528Provisional agenda in E/4466/Add.2, as amended,

and organization of work inE/L.1202 adoptedwithout vote

-- composition, 1968

DocumentsE/INF/95 Note on composition of the Council and

subsidiary and related bodies in 1968

15

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL (continued)-- members: representatives

DocumentsE/4530 ESC: President and Vice-Presidents. Re­

port on credentials of representativesE/INF.97 & Corr.l, Add.l, 2 Secretariat. List

of representatives

-- officers, 1968: election (agenda item 1)Rule 20 of the Council's Rules of Procedure, as

amended by ESC resolution 1193 (XLI)

The follOWing officers were elected by acclamationat the 1516th meeting:

President: Mr. Manuel P~rez Guerrero (Venezuela)1st Vice-President: Mr. Borje F. Billner (Sweden)2nd Vice-President: Mr. Milko Tarabanov (Bul-

garia)3rd Vice-President: Mr. Akili B.C. Danieli (United

Republic of Tanzania)

-- resolutionsE/4548 (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl. no. 1) Collected

editionE/L.1214 List of resolutions (1289-1338)Resolutions E/RES/1289-1338 issued separately

in mimeogrcphed form as follows:

E/RES/1308 Advisory Committee on the Appli-cation of Science and Tech­nology to Development: re­port

E/RES/1332 Africa, Southern: racial discrim-ination

E/RES/1330-1332, Apartheid1335

E/RES/1291 CannabisE/RES/1337 Capital punishmentE/RES/1313-1315 Cartography: international co-

operationE/RES/1319-1322 Commission for Social Develop-

ment: report, 19th sessionE/RES/1329-1337 Commission on Human Rights: re-

port, 24th sessionE/RES/1289 Commission on Narcotic Drugs:

report, 22nd sessionE/RES/1323-1328 Commission on the StatusofWom-

en: report, 21st sessionE/RES/1298-1301 Committee on Houstng, Building

and Planning: report, 5thsession

E/RES/1310 Environment: conservation andutilization

E/RES/1326 Family planning: &status of womenE/RES/1300 Housing and urban development:

public information cam­paigns

E/RES/1299 Housing: world reportE/RES/1338 Human rights: advisory servicesE/RES/1322 Income: distributionE/RES/1305 Industry: censuses, 1973E/RES/1292 Lebanon: cannabisE/RES/1294 Lysergic acid diethylamide: con-

trolE/RES/1289-1295 Narcotic drugs: international con-

trolE/RES/1316 Natural resources: non-agricul-

tural: developmentE/HES/1335 Nazism: condemnation

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HOUSING AN:-- public info

DocumeE/4~

E/A

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DiscussDraf

HOUSING__ world rept

Docum,E/4'

GALETSHOG__ biography

GRlGORESCl__ biography

.' HANCHI, FA'__ biography

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT-- meeting of specialists (proposed) (agenda item 7)

ESC resolution 1261 (XLIII)Documents

E/4484 Secretary-General. Note

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meetings 448, 449_E/4533 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1529The Council took note of the Secretary-Generalis

note in E/4484

ENVIRONMENT-- conservation and utilization (agenda item 5 (d»

ESC decision of 21 Dec 1966See also Natural resources: non-agricultural: de­

velopmentDocuments

E/4457 & Add.1 World Health Organization. Re­port on environmental pollution

E/4458 FAO/UNESCO. ReportE/4482 Advisory Committee on the Applicationof

Science and Technology to Development.Comments on E/4457 & Add.1

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meeting 451E/4534 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1529Draft resolution III in E/4534, taking note of the

reports in E/4457 & Add.I , E/4458 andE/4482 and deciding to consider them furtherat a later session of the Council, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1310 (XLIV)

FAMILY PLANNING-- & status of women (agenda item 14)

DocumentsE/4472 (E/CN.6/495) (ESCOR, 44th sess., supple

no. 6) & Summary Commission on the Statusof Women. Report on the 21st session, 29 Jan ­19 Feb 1968, paras 152-160 anddraftresolu­tion IV

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meeting 600E/4527 Report I

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution III in E/4527, requesting the Secre­

tary-General to transmit the interim reportrelating to the status of women and familyplanning to States Members of the United Na­tions family, the specialized agencies andnon-governmental organizations concerned,and invittng them to undertake national sur­veys or case studies on this subject, trans­mitting their findings to the Secretary-Gen­eral as the basis for a further report on thisquestion; inviting the specialized agenciesconcerned to co-operate in the further studyof the relationship of the status of women andfamily planning; requesting the interestednon-governmental organizations to makeavailable to the Secretary-General any rele­vant material relating to this subject; approv­ing the decision of the Commission on theStatus of Women to appoint a Special Rap­porteur to continue the study of this question;and inviting the Special Rapporteur to takeinto account the information furnished in ac­cordance with the present resolution, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1326 (XLIV)

SUBJECT INDEX

F/4529

E/4529

E/4531E/4533

E/4534

E/4534E/4534

E/4528

E/4521

E/4532E/4529

ECONOMIC COMMITTEE-- reports

See under subject of report for discussionE/4534 Advisory Cttee on the Application of

Gcience and Technology to Develop­ment: report

Cartography: international co-operationEconomic development: meeting of spe­

cialists (proposed)Environment: conservation and utiliza­

tionNatural resources: non-agricultural:

developmentPetroleum and natural gas resources:

surveyPollution: 'controlScience and technology: education and

trainingScience and technology: transfer to de­

veloping countr-iesStatistical Commisstom report, 15th

sessionTransport: developmentWater resources: development

E/RES/1301

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL (continued)-- resolutions (continued)

Resolutions E/RES/1289-1338 issued separa.telyin mimeographed form as follows (continued)

E/RES/1290 Near and Middle East: narcoticdrugs: illicit traffic

Non-governmental organizationsPetroleum and natural gas resour-

ces: developmentPollution: controlPsychotropic substances: controlScience and technology: education

and trainingScience and technology: transfer

to developing countriesSlavery: eradicationSocial development: planningSocial development: technical as-

sistanceSouth Africa: political prisonersStatistical Commission: report,

15th sessionStatistics: co-ordinationSub-Commisston on Prevention of

Discrimination and Protec-tion of Minorities: members:increase in number

Trade unton rights: infringementsUnited Nations: economic and so­

cial activities: programmeof work

United Nations Institute for Docu­mentation on Housing, Build­ing and Planning: establish-ment

Vital statistics: world programmeWater resources: developmentWomen: discrimination: Declara-

tion, 1967: implementationWomen: educationWomen: employment: & science

and technologyWomen: political rights

E/RES/1311, 1312

E/RES/1330, 1331E/RES/1320E/RES/1321

E/RES/1333E/RES/1304-1307

E/RES/1306E/RES/1334

E/RES/1302E/RES/1303

E/RES/1307E/RES/1317E/RES/1325

E/RES/1327E/RES/1328

E/RES/1324

E/RESi1310E/RES/1293E/RES/1309

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GALETSHOGE, MOTSEI DOREEN (Botswana)__ biography E/4470/Add.2

GRIGORESCU, CONSTANTIN (Romania)__ biography E/4470

"HANCHI, FATIMA (Mauritania)-- biography E/4470

HOUSING-- world report (agenda item 11)

DocumentsE/4440 (E/C .6/85) (ESCOR, 44th sess., supple. no. 7) & Summary Committee on Housing,

Building and Planning. Report on the 5th ses­sion, 16-27 Oct 1967, paras 27-42 and draftresolution I

E/AC.7/L.532 United Republic of Tanzania.Amendments (to draft resolution I in E/4440)

Discussion in Social Citee: Meetings 584-587E/4520 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1526Draft resolution I in E/4520, requesting the Gen­

eral Assembly to reconsider the biennialreporting requirements specified in its res­olution 2036 (XX) and to substitute a quin­quennial housing survey of an analytical andcomparative character; requesting the Secre­tary-General to secure the International La­bour Organisation's co-operation with all theother organs concerned in the United Nationsfamily and particularly the Centre for Hous­ing, Building and Planning to ensure that itsproposed housing survey, to be issued in 1970,will be of benefit to all parties; and furtherrequesting the Secretary-General to initiatethe publication of a quinquenntal housing sur­vey in 197J, adopted without vote, as resolu­tion 1299 (XLIV)

HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT-- public information campaigns (agenda item 11)

DocumentsE/4440 (E/C.6/85) (ESCOR, 44thsess., suppl. no. 7)

& Summary Committee on Housing, BUild­ing and Planning. Report on the 5th session,16-27 Oct 1967, paras 58-82 and draft res­olution II

E/AC.7/L.530 United States. Amendments (todraft resolution II in E/4440)

E/AC. 7/L.531 Philtppines. Amendment (to draftresolution II in E/4440)

E/AC.7/L.533 United Republic of Tanzania, UpperVolta. Amendments (to draft resolution IIin E/4440)

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meetings 585-587E/4520 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1526Draft resolution II in E/4520, recommending that

the competent United Nations bodies shouldexamine the possibility of convening regionalconferences on housing, preferably at theministerial level, and of initiating a pro­gramme of public information in this fieldWithin the context of the desirability of desig­nating an international year for housing and

17

HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (continued)-- public information campaigns (continued)

Discussion in Plenary (continued)urban development; requesting the Secretary­General to ascertain the views of MemberStates on these proposals and their willing­ness to initiate practical programmes insupport thereof and to report, through theCommittee on Housing, Building and Plan­ning to the Council, adopted without vote, asresolution 1300 (XLIV)

HUMAN RIGHTS

See also Commission on Human Rights: report, 24thsession

-- advisory services (agenda item 15)GA resolution 926 (X)

DocumentsE/4472 (E/CN.6/495) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 6) & Summary Commission on the Statusof Women. Report on the 21st session, 29 Jan­19 Feb 1968, paras 182-189 and draft reso­lution VI

E/4474 Secr-etary-Oeneral. ReportE/AC.7/L. 542 USSR. Amendment (to draft resolu­

tion VI in E/4472, rejected at the 606th meet­ing of the Social Cttee)

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meeting 606E/4536 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1530The Council took note of the report of the Secre­

tary-General in E/4474Draft resolution in E/4536, requesting the Secre­

tary-General to examine the possibility ofmaking a larger contribution to the financingof seminars on the status of women held indeveloping countries; and requesting theGeneral Assembly to authorize the Secretary­General to organize these seminars at theHeadquarters of the United Nations at NewYork and Geneva or at the headquarters ofthe regional economic commissions, adoptedwithout vote, as resolution 1338 (XLIV)

INCOME-- distribution (agenda item 10)

DocumentsE/4467 & Rev.1 (E/CN.5/430 & Rev.1) (ESCOR,

44th sess., suppl. no. 5) & Summary Com­mission for Social Development. Report on its19th session, 5 Feb-2Mar1968,paras 83-85and draft resolution III

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meetings 594-597E/4526 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution III in E/4526, deciding to include

ill the agenda of one of the Council's futuresessions as a separate item the question ofsocial policy and the equitable distribution ofnational income; and requesting the Commis­sion for Soc ial Development to report peri­odically to the Council on the progress of itswork in this field, adopted unanimously asresolution 1322 (XLIV)

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Memorandum

Meeting 222

DiscuEl

ActicDJ

E,

E,

E,

Doc'/,E

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NARCOTI(-- tntenna

See I

MIDDLE l-- refuget

See

NAMES, G-- standar

See

MOSER, C-- biograj

LYSERGIC ACID DIETHYLAMIDE-- control (agenda item 12)

DocumentsE/4455 (E/CN.7/512) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 2) & Summary Commission on NarcoticDrugs. Report on its 22nd session, 8-26 Jan,para. 335 and draft resolution F

E/AC.7!L.534 United States. Amendments (todraft resolution F in E/4455)

Discussion in Social Citee: Meetings 588-590E/4516 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1520Draft resolution VI in E/4516, recommending to

Governments which have already taken con­trol measures for LSD and similar hallucin­ogenic substances to examine them with theview of makingchem more stringent if re­quired; urging Governments to restrict theuse of such substances to approved medicaland scientific purposes and to prohibit allimport and export of them except betweenGovernments or organizations specificallyauthorized; recommending to Governmentsto take appropriate measures to prevent theuse of lysergic acid and other intermediateor precursor substances for illicit manufac­ture of LSD or similar halluc inogenic sub­stances, adopted unanimously as resolution1294 (XLIV)

See Lysergic acid diethylamide

LEBANON (continued)-- cannabis: cultivation (continued)

Action in Plenary (continued)this effort be supported by all possible tech­nical assistance from the United Nationssystem; and requesting the Secretary-Gen_eral to maintain close contact with theGovernment of Lebanon on the developmentof this project and to report periodically tothe Commission on Narcotic Drugs and tothe Council, adopted unanimously as resolu­tion 1292 (XLIV)

LSD

INTERNATIONAL SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION, INC.-- consultative relations with Council

DocumentsE/C.2/R.34 Secretary-General.

Discussion in Council Cttee on NGOs:

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE OF SURVEILLANCE SOCIETIES-- consultative relations with Council

DocumentsE/C.2/R.34 Secr'etary-Oeneral. Memorandum

Discussion in Council Cttee on NGOs: Meeting 222

INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OFANIMALS

-- consultative relations with Council

DocumentsE/C .2/R.34 Secretary-General. Memorandum

Discussion in Council Cttee on NGOs: Meeting 222

INTERNATIONAL YEAR FOR HOUSING AND URBAN DE­VELOPMENTSee Housing and urban development: public information

campaigns

INDUSTRY-- censuses, 1973 (agenda item 8)

DocumentsE/4471 (E/CN.3/390) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 10) & Add.I Statistical Commission.Report on the 15th session. 26 Feb - 8 Mar1968, paras 62-72, 85, 91 and draft resolu­tion I

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meeting 437E/4521 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1529Draft resolution A, in E/4521, recommending that

States Members of the United Nations and thespecialized agencies compile basic data onindustry for 1973 or a year close to 1973,taking into account the international recom­mendations on this subject, adopted unani­mously as resolution 1305 (XLIV)

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Statements in Council Cttee on NGOs: Meeting 240

LEBANON-- cannabis: cultivation (agenda item 12)

;';ocumentsE/4455 (E/CN.7/512) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 2) & Summary Commission on NarcoticDrugs. Report on its 22nd session, 8-26 Jan1963, para. 299 and draft resolution D

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meetings 488-590E/4516 report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1520Draft resolution IV in E/4516, congratulating the

Government of Lebanon on its efforts ineradicating cannabis cultivation; expressingthe hope that Lebanon will succeed in im­plementing this project; recommending that

MARINE RESOURCES-- development (agenda item 3 (c))

ESC resolution 1112 (XL)

DocumentsE/4449 & Add.l, 2 Secretary-General. Report on

resources of the sea (beyond the continentalshelf)

E/4492 & Add.I . Advisory cttee on the ApplicaHonof Science and Technology to Development.Comments on E/4449 & Add.L, 2 (Add.1 con­tains note from the Secretary-General onfinancial tmpltcattons of issuing E!4449 &Add.1, 2)

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1516It was decided to postpone consideration of this

item until the 45th session

MEGRET, JACQUES (France)-- biography E!4470

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SUBJECT INDEX

1-

18

1-

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MIDDLE EAST SITUATION__ refugees: repatriation

See Comm.ission on Human Rights: report, 24th ses­SIOn

MOSER, C .A. (United Kingdom)-- biography E/4470

NAMES, GEOGRAPHICAL-- standardization

See Cartography: international co-operation

NARCOTIC DRUGS-- inter-national control (agenda item 12)

See also CannabisLebanon: cannabis: cultivationLysergic acid diethylamide: controlNear and Middle East: narcotic drugs: il­

licit trafficPsychotropic substances: control

DocumentsE!4455 (E/CN.7/512) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 2) & Summary Commission on NarcoticDrugs. Report on its 22nd session, 8-26 Jan1968

E!4480 (& Corr.l, English only) Permanent Cen­tral Narcotics Board and Drug SupervisoryBody. Final report, Nov 1967 (Summary)

E!AC.7!L.534 United States. Amendments (todraft resolution F in E!4455)

E!DSB!24 & Add.1-4 (Sales no.: 67.XI.l, 8, 11-13)Drug Supervisory Body. Estimated worldrequirements of narcotic drugs and estimatesof world production of opium in 1967

E!OB/23 & Add.l, 2 (E/DSB!25 & Add.l, 2) (Salesno.: 68.XI.1-3) PermanentCentralNarcoticsBoard and Drug Supervisory Body. Finalreport, Nov 1967 (Add.l, 2 contain statisticson narcotic drugs for 1966 and estimatedworld requirements and production in 1968)

Discussion in Social Citee: Meetings 588-590E/4516 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1520Draft resolutions in E/4516 adopted as follows:

Draft resolution I, taking note of the reports ofthe Commisston on Narcotic Drugs on its22nd session, and of the Permanent Cen­tral Narcotics Board and the Drug Supel ­visory Body on their work in 1967, adopted .'unanimously as resolution 1289 (XLIV)

Draft resolution II, recommending to convenea meeting of representatives of Near andMiddle East countries to make an effectivestudy of all aspec ts of the campaign againstthe illicit traffic in narcotic drugs in theregion; and inviting the Secretary-Generalto provide necessary advice and assistanceto such a meeting, adopted unanrmously asresolution 1290 (XLIV) t>"

Draft resolution Ill, recommending that all coun­tries concerned increase their efforts toeradicate the abuse of and illicit trafficin cannabis, and further recommendingthat Governments promote research andadvance additional medical and sociolo­gical information regarding cannabis, andeffectively deal with publicity advocating

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NARCO'rIC DRUGS (continued)-- international control (continued)

Action in Plenary (continued)Draft resolutions in E/4516 adopted as follows

(continued)legalization or tolerance of the non­medical use of cannabis as a harmlessdrug, adopted unanimously as resolution1291 (XLIV)

Draft resolution IV, congratulating the Govern­ment of Lebanon on its efforts in eradicat­ing cannabis cultivation; expressing thehope that Lebanon will succeed in imple­menting this project; recommending thatthis effort be supported by all possibletechnical assistance from the United Na­tions system; and requesting the Secre­tary-General to maintain close contactwith the Government of Lebanon on .thedevelopment of this project and to reportperiodically to the Commission on Nar­cotic Drugs and to the Counc il, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1292 (XLIV)

Draft resolution V, recommending to Govern­ments to adopt legislation, if they havenot already done so, to give effect to mea­sures of national control over psychotro­pic substances not under international con­trol (amphetamines, barbiturates, hallu­cinogens, tranquilizers), adopted u,nanj...mously as resolution 1293 (XLIV) .. ,.,/

Draft resolution VI, recommending to Govern­ments which have already taken controlmeasures for LSD and similar halluci­nogenic substances to examine them withthe view of making them more stringentif required; urging Governments to res­trict the use of such substances to approvedmedical or scientific purposes and toprohibit all import and export of themexcept between Governments or organiza­tions specifically authorized; recommend­ing to Governments to take appropriatemeasures to prevent the use of lysergicacid and other intermediate or precursorsubstances for illicit manufacture of LSDor similar hallucinogenic substancesadopted unanimously as resolution 1294(XLIV) .

Draft resolution VII, drawing the attention ofGovernments to the dangers of doping andrecommending to them to take all appro­priate measures to prevent such practicesadopted unanimously as resolution 1295(XLIV)

NATURAL RESOURCES

See Marine resourcesNatural resources: non-agricultural: developmentPetroleum and natural gas resources: develop­

mentWater resources: develop.nent

-- non-agricultural: development (agenda item 3 (b)ESC resolution 877 (XXXIII)

See also Environment: conservation and utilization

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I I

NATURAL F~ESOURCES (continued)-- non agricultural: development (continued)

DocumentsE/4478 (& Corr.l, English only), Add.I , 2 Secre­

tary-General. Report (Add.2 contains state­ment of financ ial implications of proposalsin E/4478)

ElAC.6/L.379 & Rev.l, Rev.l/Add.l Argentina,Guatemala, Iran, Panama. Draft resolution(Rev.l/Add.l contains statement of financialimplications)

E/AC.6/L.383 Upper Volta. Amendments (to draftresolution in E/AC.6/L. 379) (withdrawn at the447th meeting of the Economic Committee)

E/AC.6/L.385 India, Kuwait, Libya, Sierra Leone,Upper Volta, Amendment (to draft resolutionin E/AC.6/L.379/Rev.l)

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meetings 441-445,447­449

E/4529 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution I in Et4529, commending the Secre­

tary-General for progress achieved in thediscovery and development of non-agricul­tural resources; and inviting him to preparea general study of the methods and scope ofplanning for the development of non-agricul­tural resources as an integral part of nationaldevelopment plans; further requesting theSecretary-General to submit to the Councilat the 46th session a report on the most ef­ficient and rational manner of collection,retrieval, processing and utilization of infor­mation on natural resources accumulated bythe United Nations, and to submit to the Coun­cil at the resumed 45th session a reportcontaining fuller information on the proposalto publish a journal dealing with the develop­ment of non-agricultural resources; request­ing the Committee for Programme and Co­ordination to make comments on the projectof storage and utilization of information, aswell as on the proposed journal, to be incor­porated in the Secretary-General's reports,and requesting the Secretary-General tostrengthen advisory and technical servicesin the development of non-agricultural re­sources, adopted unanimously as resolution1316 (XLIV)

NAZISM-- condemnation (agenda item 13)

DocumentsE/4475 (E/CN.4/972) (ESCOR, 44th sesa., suppl.

no. 4) & Summary Commission on HumanRights. Report on its 24th session, 5 Feb ­12 Mar 1968, paras 365- 383, and draft resolu­tion V

E/L.1208 Bulgaria: Communication, 24 May 1968,transmitting statement by the Ministry forforeign Affairs of the German DemocraticRepublic

E/AC. 7/L.546 Secretary-General. Note transmit­ting resolution on measures to be takenagainst naztsm and racial intolerance, adopt­ed by the International Conference on HumanRights, Tehran 1968

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NAZISM (continued)-- condemnation, (continued)

Documents (continued)E/AC.7/L.549 France. Amendments (to draft res­

olution V in E/4475 (paragraph 3 rejected atthe 604dl meeting of the Social Committee)

E/AC. 7/L.550 United States. Amendments (to draftresolution V in E/4475) (rejected at the 604thmeeting of the Social Committee)

Discussion in Social Ctiee : Meetings 603, 604E/4535 & Corr.L, Add.l Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution VI in E/4335, recommending to

the General Assembly the adoption of a draftresolution condemning naztsm, racism,apartheid and similar Ideologtes and prac­tices based on racial intolerance; callingupon all States to take legislative and othermeasures to outlaw and prosecute in courtsgroups and organizations disseminating pro­paganda for nazism and apartheid, and tostrive for the eradication of such ideologiesand practices; requesting the Secretary-Gen­eral to submit to the General Assembly, infor­mation available on measures taken or en­visaged with a view to halting naztsm andapartheid; inviting Member States to providethe Secretary-General with such informationand dec iding to consider the question at the24th session of the General Assembly, adopted(25-0-2) as resolution 1335 (XLIV)

NEAR AND MIDDLE EAST-- narcotic drugs: illicit traffic (agenda item 12)

DocumentsE/4455 (E/CN.7/512) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 2) & Summary Commission on NarcoticDrugs. Report on its 22nd session, 8-26 Jan1968, chap. III and draft resolution B

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meetings 488-590E/4516 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1520Draft resolution 11 in E/4516, recommending to

convene a meeting of representatives ofNear and Middle East countries to make aneffective study of all aspects of the campaignagainst the illicit traffic in narcotic drugsin the region, and inviting the Secretary­General to provide necessary advice and as­sistance to such a meeting, adopted unani­mously as resolution 1290 (XLIV)

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (agenda item 18)ESC resolution 1225 (XLIII)

DocumentsE/4476 (& corr.t, English only) Secretary-Gen­

eral. Report on relationship between non­governmental organizations and the Office ofPublic Information

E/L.1207 & Rev.1-3, Rev.3/Add.1 United Republicof Tanzania. Draft resolution (Add.l containsstatement of financial implications)

E/L.1209 France. Amendments (to draft resolu­tion E/L.1207/Rev.3) (withdrawn at the 1524thplenary meeting)

NON-GO'

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OFFICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION-- & non-governmental organizations

See Non-governmental organizations

consultative relations with Council: applications and re­applications

DocumentsE/C.2/R.34 Secretary-General. Memorandum on

appltcaxtons and reapplications for consul­tative status

PERMANENT CENTRAL NARCOTICS BOARD AND DRUGSUPERVISORY BODY

-- final report, Nov 1967 E/4480 (Summary; E/OB/23 &Add.l, 2 (E/DSB/25 & Add.1, 2) (Sales no.: E.68.XI.1-3)

See Narcotic drugs: international control for discus­sion

Meeting 222Discussion in Council Cttee on NGOs:

POLLUTION-- control (agenda item 5 (c)

ESC decision of 21 Dec 1966

DocumentsE/4457 & Add.l World Health Organization. Re­

port

E/4458 FAO/UNESCO. Report on conservationand rational use of the environment

PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS RESOURCES-- development (agenda item 3 (d)

GA resolution 2173 (XXI)

DocumentsE/4465 Secretary-General. Report

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meeting 444E/4529 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution III in E/4529, taking note of the

Secretary-Generalvs report on petroleumand natural gas resources, adopted unani­mously as resolution 1318 (XLIV)

-- hearings by Council and its committees

Applications for hearings

Discussion in Council Cttee on NGOs: Meetings 247,248

E/L.1204 ReportE/L.1205 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1517Reports in E/L.1204 and E/L.1205 approved

HearingsCouncil Cttee on NGOs: Meeting 248Plenary: Meetings 1518, 1520, 1525

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (continued)

Discussion in Plenary (continued)organizations in Africa and to include in hisannual reports to the General Assembly in­formation on the implementation of the pres­ent resolution, as amended, adopted (25-0-2)at the 1524th meeting as resolution 1297(XLIV)

Discussion in Plenary: Meetings 1517-1524Draft resolution in E/4485, concerning arrange­

ments for consultation between the Counciland the non-governmental organizations,adopted unanimously at the 1520th meetingas resolution 1296 (XLIV)

The Council agreed that this resolution would nottake effect until after the Council Committeeon Non-Governmental Organizations hadcompleted its review of organizations in con­sultative status and the Council had actedupon the Committee's report at its 46thsession

Draft resolution in E/L.1207/Rev.3, noting theSecretary-General's report in E/4476;calling upon the Secretary-General toensure that the Office of Public Informa­tion, while reviewing the status of presentorganizations or considering new applica­tions, excludes those organizations whoseaims contribute to the propagation of naziideology, rac ial and/or religious discrimina­tion; recommending that non-governmentalorganizations of inadequately representedregions of the world, specially in Africa:should, upon application, be accorded im­mediate consideration with respect to as­sociation with the Office of Public Informa­tion; recommending an increase of the num­ber of organizations from all States Mem­bers associated with the Office of PublicInformation, particularly those representingracial groups, specially of African descent;requesting the Secretary-General to hold thenext regional conference of non-governmental

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (continued)

Documents (continued)E/L.1210 Upper Volta. Amendments (to draft

resolution in E/L.1207/Rev.3) (withdrawn atthe 1524th plenary meeting and reintroducedby United Kingdom at the same meeting)

E/L.1211 USSR. Amendments (to draft resolutionin E/L.1207/Rev.3) (withdrawn at the 1524thplenary meeting)

E/C.2/661 Secretary-General. Brief history ofthe consultative relationship of non-govern­mental organizations with the Council (pre­viously issued as E/C.2/R.35 (& Corr.1,English only»

E/C .2/662 Secretary-General. Report on consul­tative relationship of non-governmental orga­nizations with the specialized agencies (pre­viously issued as E/C.2/R.36)

E/C.2/663 World Veteran's Federation. Com-ments on Council resolution 288 B (X) anddraft resolution in E/4485

E/C .2/L.28 Council Committee on Non-Govern­mental Organizations. Dr aft resolution onarrangements for consultation between theCouncil and the non-governmental organiza­tions

Discussion in Council Cttee on NGOs:Meeting 222-248E/4485 & Corr.1, (Corr.2, French.only), (Corr.3,

Spanish only) ReportE/C.2/R.37 Draft report

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SUBJECT INDEX

POPULATION COMMISSION-- members: confirmation

See Commissions of the Economic and Social Coun­cil: members: confirmation

_... members: election (agenda item 21)ESC resolution 1147 (XLI)

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seIEt'

SAN r.- bio

Term of officeMembers (expires 31 Dec)United States 1969Upper Volta 1972Venezuela 1972

RACIAL DISCRIMINATION

See Africa, Southern: racial discriminationApartheid

RUDA, JOSE MARlA (Argentina)-- biography E/4470

-- report, 14th session (agenda item 9)

See also Population: United Nations programme

DocumentsE/4454 (E/CN.9/220) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl,

no. 9) & Add.1 Population Commission. Re­port on its 14th session, 300ct-10 Nov 1967(Add.1 contains summary and suggestionsby the Secretary-General)

E/4493/Add.1 (E/AC.51/19/Add.1) Committee forProgramme and Co-ordination. Report on the1st part of its 2nd sess.

E/CONF.41/2 (Sales no.: 66.XIII.5) World Popula­tion Conference, Belgrade 1965. Proceed­ings, vol. I: Summary report

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meetings 582, 583E/4513 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1520The Council took note of chapters IV, V, VI and

VII of the report in E/4454 and decided topostpone consideration of document E/4493/Add.L, as well as of draft resolution inE/4454, until the 45th session

PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES-- control (agenda item 12)

See also Lysergic acid diethylamide: control

DocumentsE/4455 (E/CN.7/512) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 2) & Summary Commission on NarcoticDrugs. Report on its 22nd session, 8-26 Jan1968, para. 325 and draft resolution E

Discussion in Social Citee: Meetings 488-590E/4516 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1520Draft resolution V, recommending to Governments

to adopt legislation, if they have not alreadydone so, to give effectto measures of nationalcontrol over psychotropic substances notunder international control (amphetamines,barbiturates, hallucinogens, tranqutltzers),adopted unanimously as resolution 1293(XLIV)

Term of officeMembers (expires 31 Dec)United Arab

Republic 1971United Kingdom 1969

POPULATION COMMISSION (continued)-- members: election (continued)

Action in Plenary (continued)

Term of office(expires 31 Dec)

19711969197219711969196919691972197119711969

JamaicaJapanKenyaPakistanPeruPhilippinesRwandaSpainSwedenUkrainian SSRUSSR

19711972197219691971197119721971

DocumentsE/4468 & Add. 3, 5 Secretary-General. Note

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530The following were elected to serve a four-year

term beginning 1 Jan 1969: Brazil, Czecho­slovakia, Denmark, India, Kenya, Spain, Up­per Volta, Venezuela. The election of aninth member was postponed until the re­sumed 45th session of the Council

Composition of the Population Commissionas of 1 Jan 1969

(the 27th member will be elected during theresumed 45th session)

Term of office(expires 31 Dec) Members

19721969

Members

BrazilCameroonCentral African

RepublicCzechoslovakiaDenmarkEcuadorFranceGhanaIndiaIndonesia

POLLUTION (continued)-- control (continued)

Documents (continued)E/4482 Advisory Committee on the Application

of Science and Technology to Development.Comments on E/4457 & Add.1

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meeting 451. E/4534 ' Report

'1ction in Plenary:' Meeting 1529;" Draft resolution III in E/4534, taking note of the

Jf reports in E/4457 & Add.L, E/4458 and

", E/4482 and deciding to consider them further\ at a later session of the Counc il, adopted

\ unanimously as resolution 1310 (XLIV)

POPULATION-- United Nations programme (agenda item 9)

DocumentsE/4454 (E/CN.9/220) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 9) & Add.I Population Commission. Re­port on its 14th session, chap. VIII and draftresolution in ~hap. XI

Discussion in Social Citee: Meeting 583E/4513 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1520The Council took note of the recommendation of

the Social Committee deciding to postponeconsideration of draft resolution in E/4454,chap. XI, until the 45th sea-non

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SUBJECT INDEX

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suppl,on. Re~ov 1967estions

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imentsLreadyitionalss notnines,zers),

1293

SAN DIEGO, LOURDES P. (Philippines)__ biography E/4470/Add.I

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

See also Advisory Committee on the Application ofScience and Technology to Develop­ment: report

__ education and training (agenda item 5 (b))

DocumentsE/4448 Advisory Cttee on the Application of

Science and Technology to Development. 1streport on science education

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meetings 449-451E/4534 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1529Draft resolution 11 in E/4534, taking note of the 1st

report on science education prepared by theAdvisory Commitee on the Application ofScience and Technology to Development andcommending its suggestions for considera-'tion by the appropriate bodies, adopted unani­mously as resolution 1309 (XLIV)

-- transfer to developing countries (agenda item 6)ESC resolution 1201 (XLII)

DocumentsE/4452 & Add.1 ..3 (Add.3/Corr.1, English only),

(Add.3/Corr.2, French only), (Add.3/Corr.3,Russian only), (Add.3/Rev.1, Spanish only),Add.4, 5 Secretary-General. Progress re..port (Add.1-3 contain case studies in speci­fic countries; Add.4 contains action taken inthis field by UNCTAD at its 2nd sess.: Add.5contains statement of financial implicationsof country case studies)

E/4461/Add.1 Secretary-General. Note on mat-ters considered at the 9th session of the Ad­visory Committee on the Application of Sci­ence and Technology to Development

E/4505 Secretary-General. Note on draft resolu..tion concerning science and technology pro­posed at the 2nd session of UNCTAD

E/AC.6/L.377 & Rev.l, 2 India, Iran, Kuwait,Libya, Morocco, Philippines, Sierra Leone,Upper Volta. Draft resolution

E/AC.6/L.380 & Rev.l Iran. Draft resolutionE/AC.6/L.381 Iran. Amendment (to draft resolu­

tion in ElAC. 6/L. 377; withdrawn)E/AC•6/L. 384 Bulgarta, india, Iran, Libya, Mo­

rocco, Sierra Leone, Upper Volta. Amend­ment (to draft proposal in E/AC.6/L.377;withdrawn)

E/AC.6/L.386 France. Amendment (to draft res­olution in E/AC.6/L.380/Rev.l)

E/AC.6/L.387 & Add.1 United States. Draft res­olution (Add.! contains statement offinancialimplications; not pressed to a vote at the452nd meeting of the Economic Cttee)

TD/37 (& Corr.L, English only) Department ofEconomic and Social Affairs: Fiscal andFinancial Branch. Report on problems con­cerning the transfer of science and technologyto developing countries

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meetings 438-440, 445,448-450,452

E/4528 Report

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SCIENCE AND 'rECHNOLOGY (continued)-- transfer to developing countries (continued)

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1529Draft resolutions in E/4528 adopted as follows:

Draft resolution A, taking note of the Secretary­General's report in E/4452 & Add.1-3;deciding that the Secretary-General shouldcontinue the field studies on the transferof operative technology and requesting him1..') complete, in consultation with the UnitedNations bodies concerned, the study onmethodology and report on this and on theprogress ,')f work on the field studies tothe Council at its resumed 45th session;agreeing that the Secretary-Generalshould convene an interregional meetingof experts to evaluate the effectivenessand cost of arrangements for the transferof technology between enterprises; anddeciding that the studies and the inter..regional meeting of experts and any otheractivities necessary for the purpose, shallbe financed through the regular budget ofthe United Nations without precluding thepossibility of obtaining finances from othersources, as orally amended, adopted (22­0-23) as resolution 1311 (XLIV)

Draft resolution B, noting that the United NationsConference on Trade and Development atits 2nd session decided to transmit to theTrade and Development Board, a draftresolution which recommends that theBoard, after obtaining the views of theCouncil, consider at its 7th session, theestablishment of an inter-governmentalcommittee to examine the question of thetransfer of technology to developing coun­tries; deciding to defer the considerationof this subject until the 45th session of theCouncil; requesting the Secretary-Generalto prepare, in consultation with the Gov­ernments Members of the United Nationsand the appropriate international organi­zations concerned, a study to determineto what extent all or part of the functionsmentioned in the draft resolution are al­ready being performed by the United Na­tions, specialized agencies and otherinternational organizations, adopted una­nimously as resolution 1312 (XLIV)

-- transfer to developing countries: inter-governmentalcommittee (proposed)

See Science and technology: transfer to developingcountries

SCIENCE EDUCATION

See Science and technology: education and training

SIDPPING..- co-ordination

See Transport: development

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SOCU-- del

SOCIAL COMMITTEE-- reports

See under subject of report for discussion

DocumentsE/4513 Population Commission, 14th sess.: re­

portE/4516 Narcotic drugs: international controlE/4520 Committee on Housing, Building and Plan­

ning: report, 5th sessionE/4526 Comm:i.ssion for Social Development: re­

port, 19th sessionE/4527 Commission on the Status of Women: re­

port, 21st sessionE/4535 & Corr.l, Add.l Commission on Human

Rights: report, 24th sessionE/4536 Human rights: advisory services

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

See also Commission for Social Development: report,19th session

-- declaration (draft) (agenda item 10)GA resolution 2215 (XXI)

DocumentsE/4467 & Rev.l, (Rev.1/Excerpt, Chinese only),

(E/CN.5/430 & Rev.L, (Rev.1/Excerpt, Chi­nese only) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl. no. 5)& Summary CommissionforSocialDevelop­ment. Report on its 19th session, 5 Feb ­2 Mar 1968, chap. VII and annex I

SLAVERY (continued)-- eradication (continued)

Discussion in Plenarv (continued)Draft resolutions I and IT in E/4535 adopted as fol-

lows (continued)trade; appealing to all States Members ofthe United Nations family which have notyet done so, to become parties of to theInternational Slavery Convention of 1926,the Supplementary Convention of 1956, theConvention for the Suppression of the Traf_fic in Persons and of the Exploitation ofthe Prostitution of Others of 1949 and theConvention on Consent to Marriage, Mini­mum Age for Marriage and Registrationof Marriages of 1952; requesting the spe­c ialized agenc ies in areas of their compe­tence to consider how best they can assistin the rehabilitation of women and girlsfreed from slavery and from slavery-likepractices of apartheid and colonialism andto report their findings to the Council; re­questing all Member States to give pro­tection to all persons escaping fromslavery and the slavery-like practices ofapartheid and colonialism; and requestingthe receiving States to submit a reportto the Secretary-General, and expressingthanks to those non-governmental organ­izations which have fought against slaveryand slavery-like practices in all theirmanifestations and requesting them to con­tinue their efforts to eradicate these prae­tices, adopted (26-0-1) as resolution 1331(XLIV)

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meetings 601, 602E/4535 & Corr.l, Add.l Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolutions I and Il in E/4535 adopted as

follows:Draft resolution I, authortztng the Sub-Commis­

sion on Prevention of Discrimination andProtection of Minorities to undertake astudy of the measures which might be takento implement the International SlaveryConvention of 1926, the SupplementaryConvention of 1956 and the various recom­mendations of the United Nations on theslavery-like practices of apartheid andcolonialism; to initiate a study of the pos­sibilities of international police co-opera­tion to interrupt and punish the transport­ation of persons in danger of being en­slaved; requesting the Secretary-General,in consultation with the Sub-Commissionand subject to confirmation by the Com­mission on Human Rights, to establish alist of experts in economic, sociological,legal and other disciplines to give adviceto States concerned with the liquidation ofslavery and the slave trade; remindingGovernments of the availability of techni­cal assistance programmes for assistingin eliminating slavery and the slave trade;requesting all Governments to exert theirfull influence and resources to assist inthe eradication of slavery and slavery­like practices of apartheid and colonial­ism; and affirming that the master andservant laws curr-ently enforced in South­ern Rhodesia, South West Africa and SouthAfrica constitute manifestations of slaveryand the slave trade, adopted (25-0-2) asresolution 1330 (XLIV)

Draft resolution Il, condemning slavery, includ­ing slavery-like practices of apartheid andcolonialism, the slave trade and similarinstitutions and practices; noting withsatisfaction the recommendations of theSub-Commission on Prevention of Dis­crimination and Protection of Minorities;requesting the Secretary-General to askMember States what further measuresmight be adopted to implement the Inter­national Slavery Convention of 1926 andthe Supplementary Convention of1956, andto organize seminars on the question ofthe elimination of slavery and the slave

DocumentsE/4472 (E/CN.6/495) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 6) & Summary Commission on the Statusof Women. Report on its 21st session, 29 Jan ­19 Feb 1968, paras 73-106 and draft resolu­tion III

E/4475 (E/CN.4/972) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.no. 4) & Summary Commission on HumanRights. Report on its 24th session, 5 Feb ­12 Mar 1968, paras 318-340anddraftresolu­tion IV

E/C .2/664 Anti -Slavery Society. Statement

SLAVERY-- eradication

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Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1530It was decided that the text of the draft declaration

on social development together with all theamendments, comments and reservations,should be submitted to Member States fortheir comments and subsequently to the Gen­eral Assembly for consider.ation at its 23rdsession as a separate item

-- planning (agenda item 10)

DocumentsE/4467 & Rev.1 (Rev.1/Excerpt, Chinese only)

(E/CN.5/430 & Rev.1 (Rev.1/Excerpt, Chi­nese only» (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl. no. 5)& Summary Commission for Social Develop­ment. Report on its 19th session, 5 Feb ­2 Mar 1968, paragraphs 57··60 and draft res...olution I

E/AC.7/L.536 Venezuela. Amendment (to draftresolution I in E/4467/Rev.l)

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SOUTH AFRICA-- political prisoners (agenda item 13)

DocumentsE/4475 (E/CNA/972) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 4) & Summary Commission on HumanRights. Report on its 24th session, 5 Feb ­12 Mar 1968, paras 104-139 and draft resolu­tion II

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meeting 603E/4535 & Corr.L, Add.1 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution IV in E/4535, reaffirming the

legitimacy of the struggle by the opponentsof apartheid to realize their human rightsand fundamental freedoms; condemning everypractice of inhuman treatment of prisonersin South African prisons; calling upon theGovernment of South Africa: to initiate inves­tigations into the violations mentioned in thereport of the ad hoc Working Group of Experts(E/CNA/950), to afford indemnification to allpersons who have suffered damage, to abolishthe 180-day law and the Terrorism Act and'Other similar laws, to release Mr. RobertSobukwe and all the other political prisonersand persons held for their opposition to thepolicies of apartheid; requesting the MemberStates of the United Nations to give maximumpublicity to the report of the ad hoc Group ofExperts; calling upon the Government of SouthAfrica to report to the Secretary-General onthe measures taken in accordance with thisresolution; and requesting the Secretary­General to take steps to draw public attentionto the report of the ad hoc Group of Experts,and to report to the General Assembly at its

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (continued)-- technical assistance (agenda item 10)

DocumentsE/4467 & Rev.1 (Rev.1/Excerpt, Chinese only),

(E/CN.5/430 & Rev.1, (Rev.1/Excerpt, Chi­nese only)} (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl. no. 5)& Summary Commission for Social Develop­ment. Report on its 19th session; 5 Feb ­2 Ma.r 1968, paragraphs 79-82, and draftresolution II

E/AC.7/L.537 Venezuela. Amendment (to draftresolution in E/4467/Rev.1)

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meetings 594-597E/4526 Report

Action in Plenary; Meeting 1530Draft resolution II in E/4526, requesting the Secre­

tary-General in preparing the study of thepurpose and objectives of the regular pro­gramme of technical assistance, to give par­ticular attention to the role of this programmein promoting social development; urgingGovernments to make effective use for socialdevelopment purposes of the resources ofthe United Nations Development Programme;and calling upon the Governments to continueto improve their planning methods and admin­istrative machinery in order to facilitate theformulation of integrated requests to the Uni­ted Nations Development Programme, adopt­ed unanimously as resolution 1321 (XLIV)

25

Meetings 591, 594-597Discussion in Social Cttee:E/4526 Report

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meetings 594-597E/4526 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution I in E/4526, calling- upon the Com­

mittee for Development Planning to take intoaccount the following considerations amongothers in formulating its proposals for thegoals and programmes of the next decade:the close relationship between economic andsocial development, the varying needs andconditions of different regions and group ofcountries within a region, the importance ofrates of population growth and patterns ofdistribution, the necessity of structural andinstitutional changes including land reform,the equitable distribution of income, the train­ing of personnel and the role of inter­national assistance in accelerating the eco­nomic and social progress; and requestingthe Secretary-General to report to the Com­mission for Social Development at its 20thsession on the progress made in the imple­mentation of the present resolution, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1320 (XLIV)

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (continued)__ declaration (draft) (continued)

Documents (continued)E/AC.7/L.535 United states. Amendment (to draft

declaration in E/4467/Rev.1, Annex I}E/AC.7/L. 538 Libya. Amendments (to draft de-

claration in E/4467/Rev.1, Annex I)E/AC.7/L.539 United Kingdom. Amendments (to

draft declaration in E/4467/Rev.1, Annex I)E/AC.7/L. 540 USSR. Amsndments (to draft de-

claration in E/4467/Rev.1, Annex I)E/AC.7/L.543 Philippines. Amendment (to draft

declaration in E/4467/Rev.1, Annex I)E/AC.7/L. 544 Bulgaria. Amendments (to draft

declaratic 1 in E/4467/Rev.1, Annex I)E/C .2/660 Statement submitted by some non-

governmental organizations in category Bconsultative status

report,

rolIdPlan-

ant: re-

only},t, Chi­no.5}

velop­Feb -

;s.: re·

ien: re-

Human

unbers ofI have notof to the1 of 1926,1956, thethe Traf_itation of9 and thege, Mini.:istrationthe spe­

r compe­an assistmd girlsrery-Iikeiltsm andmctl; re..ive pro.ng fromctices ofquestinga reportpressingI organ.:slaveryIII theirn to con­se prac­ion 1331

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SUBJECT INDEX

SOUTHERN AFRICA

See Africa, Southern

STATISTICAL COMMISSION-- members: confirmation

See Commissions of the Economic and Social Council,Functional: members: confi.rmation

-- members: election (Agenda item 21)ESC resolution 1147 (XLI)

SOUTH AFRICA (continued)-- political prisoners (continued)

Action in Plenary (continued)24th session on the implementation of thepresent resolution, adopted unanimously asresolution 1333 (XLIV)

-- trade union rights: infringements

See Trade union rights: infringements

Discuss,E/45:

Action iiDraft

Discuss:15

Draft

E/L.:

TRADE UNIO~

-- InfrIngernerESC res

DocumeE/44 1

,

TOURE, KADI-- biography

TARASSOV, N-- biography

SUB-COMMIS:AND PR

__ members: j

DocumeiE/44'

STATISTICS (I__ co-ordinati

Action i.

STATISTICS-- co-ordination

DocumentsE/4471 (E/CN.3/390) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 10) & Add.1 Statistical Commission. Re­port of the 15th session, 26 Feb- 8 Mar 1968,paras 92-.101 and draft resolution II

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meeting 437E/4521 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1529Draft resolution B in E/4521, requesting the Secre­

tary-General to promote arrangements toensure the development of an integrated andco-ordinated international statistical pro­gramme and to arrange for joint consulta­tions between representatives of the UnitedNations and the specialized agencies and aworking group of the Statistical Commissionwith a view to the working group providinga report to members of the Statistical Com-

STATISTICAL COMMISSION (continued)-- report, 15th session (continued)

Action in Plenary (continued)Draft resolutions in E/4521 adopted as follows

(continued)specialized agencies compile basic data onindustry for 1973 or a year close to 1973,taking into account the international re.commendations on this subject, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1305 (XLIV)

Draft resolution B, requesting the Secretary­General to promote arrangements to en­sure the development of an integrated andco-ordinated international statistical pro­gramme and to arrange for joint consulta­tions between representatives of the Uni­ted Nations and the specialized agenciesand a working group of the Statistical Com­mission with a view to the working groupproviding a report to members of theStatistical Commission, prior to its 16thsession, Oil the progress made in esta­blishing the programme; further request­ing the Secretary-General to keep theCouncil informed of the progress made;and requesting the Committee for Pro­gramme and Co-ordination to review theresults of the consultations and to expressits views regarding statistical co-ordina­tion, adopted unanimously as resolu­tion 1306 (XLIV)

Draft resolution C, requesting the Secretary­General to undertake a programme" forthe improvement of vital statistics, uti­Itzmg every means at his disposal; re­commending that Member States endeav­our to establish a system of vital recordsand statistics or to improve the existingsystem following international standardsas closely as possible and to integrate itinto the general statistical system, adopt­ed unanimously as resolution 1307 (XLIV)

Draft resolution D, taking note of the reportof the Commission on its 15th session andendorsing its programme of work, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1304 (XLIV)

197119721969

Term of office(expires 31 Dec)

19691969197219721972197219G919711969

DocumentsE/4468 & Add.1-6 Secretary-General. Note

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530The following were elected to serve a four-year

term beginning 1 Jan 1969: Brazil, Denmark,France, Panama, Philippines, Poland, Thai­land, United Kingdom

Composition of the Statistical Commissionas of 1 Jan 1969

Term of office(expires 31 Dec)

197119691972196919711971197219691972197119711971

MembersJapanMoroccoPanamaPhilippinesPolandThailandTunisiaUkrainian SSRUSSRUnited Arab

RepublicUnited KingdomUnited States

- •. report, 15th session (agenda item 8)

See also Industry: censuses, 1973Statistics: co-ordinationVital statistics: world programme

DocumentsE/4471 (E/CN.3/390) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 10) & Add.1, 2 Statistical Commission.Report of the 15th session, 26 Feb - 8 Mar1968 (Add.2 contains financial implicationsof res. 7 (XV) adopted by the Gommission)

E/4493/Add.4 Committee for Programme andCo-ordination. Report on the 1st part of its2nd session

Discussion ~n Economic Cttee: Meetings 435-437E/4521 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1529Draft resolutions in E/4521 adopted as follows:

Draft resolution A, recommending that StatesMembers of the United Nations and the

MembersAustraliaBelgiumBrazilCanadaCubaCzechoslovakiaDenmarkEcuadorFranceGhanaIndiaIndonesia

SUBJECT INDEX

iI

STATISTICS (continued).- co-ordination (continued)

Action in Plenary (continued)mission, prior to its 16th session, on theprogress made in establishing the pro­gramme; further requesting the Secretary­General to keep the Council informed of theprogress made; and requesting '~he Com­mittee for Programma and Co-ordination toreview the results of the consultations and toexpress its views regarding statistical co­ordination, adopted unanimously as resolu­tion 1306 (XLIV)

SUB-COMMISSION ON PREVENTION OF DISCRIMINATIONAND PROTEC TION OF MINORITIES

-- members: increase in number (agenda item 13)

DocumentsE/4475 (E/CNA/972) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl,

no. 4) & Summary Commission on Human .Rights. Report on its 24th session, 5 Feb ­12 Mar 1968, paras 251-269 and draft reso-lution In '

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meeting 603E/4535 & Corr.l, Add.l Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution V in E/4535, deciding to increase

the membership of the Sub-Commission onPrevention of Discrimination and Protectionof Minorities to 26 members as from 1969;and requesting the Commission on HumanRights, at its 25th session, to elect themembers of the Sub-Commission from nomi­nations made by Member States of the UnitedNations, on the following basis: 12 membersfrom Afro/Asian States, 6 members fromWestern European and other States, 5 mem­bers from Latin American States and 3 mem­bers from Eastern European States, adopted(21-5-1) as resolution 1334 (XLIV)

TARASSOV, N.K. (USSR)-- biography E/4470/Add.5

TOURE, KADIA (Mauritania)-- biography E/4470

TRADE UNION RIGHTS-- infringements (agenda item 16)

ESC resolution 1216 (XLII)

DocumentsE/4459 ~ Add.l Ad Hoc Working Group of Ex-

perts set up under resolution 2 (XXIII) ofthe Commission on Human Rights. Report

E/L.1206 & Corr.l, 2, Add.l India, Kuwait, Libya,Sierra Leone, United Republic of Tanzania,Upper Volta. Draft resolution (Add.1 containsstatement of financial implications)

Discussion in Plenary: Meetings 1520, 1522, 1525,1526

Draft resolutton in E/L.1206 & Corr.l, 2, notingthe work of the Ad Hoc Working Group ofExperts; condemning the continuing infringe­ments of trade union rights; endorsing theconclusions and recommendations of the Ad

27

TRADE UNION RIGHTS (continued)- - infringements (continued)

Discussion in Plenary (continued)Hoc Working Group of Experts; calling uponthe Government of South Africa to conformwith the accepted international standardspertaining to the right to freedom of associa­tion and to implement the recommendationsof the Ad Hoc Working Group of Experts;deciding to request the Ad Hoc Group ofExperts to examine further the infringementsof trade union rights in the Republic of SouthAfrica, and also to include the infringementsin the Territory of South West Africa andSouthern Rhodesia; requesting the Ad HocWorking Group to report to the Council at its46th session on its findings and to submit itsrecommendations; requesting the Secretary­General to give assistance to the Ad HocWorking Group in order to carry out itsmandate; and deciding to transmit the reportof the Ad Hoc Working Group (E/4459) to theSpecial Committee on the Policies of Apart...heid of the Government of the Republic ofSouth Africa for its information, as amended,adopted (22-0-4) at the 1526th meeting asresolution 1302 (XLIV)

TRANSPORT-- development (agenda item 4)

ESC resolution 1202 (XLII)

DocumentsE/4462 & Add.I Secretary-General. Report on

division of responsibilities among the UNse­cretariat units concerned with shipping andports

E/4464 (& Corr.1, English only), & Add.1, 2 Secre­tary-General. Report on application of scien­tific and technological advances to the trans­port development of developing countries(Add.1 concerns FAO activities in the fieldof transport development)

E/4463/Add. 7 Cttee for Programme and Co-ordination. Report on the 1st part of its 2ndsession

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meetings 435, 437,438E/4532 Report

Discussion in Plena'ij,Y: Meetings 1519{1529At the 1516th meettng it was gecided to postpone

uiltil the 4~th session,jonsideration of thereport on w

T'ys of avo~ding duplication within

the Secreta iat uni!J?COncerned with shippingand ports ~

The Council took; not of the report in E/4464 &Add.l, 2 at ~he 529th meeting

UNITED NATIONS-- economic and social activities: programme of work

(agenda item 20)ESC resolutions 1177 (XLI) and 1275 (XLIII)

I:1J"I

SUBJECT INDEX

;Oi

Term of officei

Term of officeMembers (expires 31 Jul) Members (expires 31 Jul)

Aus-ralta 1969 DominicanBelgium 1971 Republic 1970Brazil 1971 Ethiopia 1969Bulgaria 1969 Germany (Fed-Cameroon 1970 aral Republtc) 1971Canada 1971 France 1970China 1970 Guinea 1970Czechoslovakia 1971 India 1971

Term of office Term of officeMembers (expires 31 Jul) Members (expires 31 Jul)

DiscussIraq 1970 Thailand 1971 E/45Pakistan 1971 Tunisia 1971Peru 1969 Turkey 1969 DiscussPhilippines 1969 Uganda 1970 DrafPoland 1970 USSR 1970Senegal 1969 United Kingdom 1969Sweden 1969 United States 1970Switzerland 1969 Venezuela 1971

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UNITED NATIONS (continued)-- economic and social activities: programme of work (con­

tinued)

DocumentsE/4463 Part I, Il & Part n/Amend.I , Annex& An­

n~x/Rev.l, Add.1-5, Add.6 (&Corr.L, Englishonly), Add.7, Add.8 & Corr.L, Add.l0-15,Add.l6 (& Ccrr.L, English only), Add.17 (&corr.t, English only), Add.20-26 (E/AC.51/16, part I, Il & Part Il/Amend.L, Annex &Annex/Rev. 1, & Add.1-5, Add.6 (& Corr.L,English only), Add.7, Add.8 & corr.t , Add.l0­15, Add.16 (& Corr.l, Engltsh only), Add.17(& Corr.L, English only), Add.20-26 Secre­tary-General. Report on the programme ofwork and its budgetary requirements (Add.s,18, 19 not issued)

E/4493 & Add.1-7 (E/AC.51/19 & Add.1-7) Ctteefor Programme and Co-ordination. Report onthe 1st part of its 2nd session

E/4504 & Corr.l (E/AC.51/18 & Corr.l) Secre­tary-General. Note on financial implicationsof the recommendations of. the commissionsand committees of the Council

E/L.1212 Argentina, Belgium, India, Philippines,United Kingdom, United States, Venezuela.Draft resolution

Discussion in Plenary: Meetings 1527, 1528Draft resolution in E/L.1212, expressing apprec ia­

tion to the Committee for Programme andCo-ordination for the work accomplished;requesting the Secretary-General to take ac­count of the Committee's recommendations;transmitting the relevant sections of theCommittee's report to the subsidiary organsconcerned for actions; and authortztng theCommittee to transmit its final report on the

,. 1st part of its 2nd session directly to the. Advisory Committee on Administrative and

: Budgetary Questions, as amended, adopted/ without vote at the 1528th meeting as reso-

I

lution 1303 (XLIV)f

UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND: EXECUTIVE BOARD-- members: election (agenda item 21)

ESC decision of 7 Mar 1966Documents

E/L.1200 & Add.l, 2 Secretary-General. NoteAction in Plenary: Meeting 1530

The following were elected to serve a three-yearterm beginning 1 Aug 1966: Belgium, Brazil,Canada, Czechoslovakia, Germany (FederalRepublic), India, Pakistan, Thailand, Tunisia,Venezuela

Composition of the Governing Council of the United NationsChildren's Fund as of 1 Aug 1968

28

UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND: EXECUTIVE BOARD(continued)

-- members: election (continued)

Action in Plenary (continued)

Corn osition of the Governin Council of the United NationsChildren's Fund as of 1 Aug 1968 (continued

UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON THE STANDARDIZA­TION OF GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES, Geneva 1967

See Cartography: international co-operation

UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME: GOV­ERNING COUNCIL

-- members: election (agenda item 21)GA resolution 2029 (XX)

DocumentsE/L.1199 & Add.1-4 Secretary-General. Note

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530The following were elected to serve a three-year

term beginning 1 Jan 1969: Chile, Congo(Brazzaville), Czechoslovakia, Germany(Federal Republic), Mauritania, Netherlands,Panama, Peru, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria,United Republic of Tanzania.

Composition of the Governing Council of the United NationsDevelopment Programme as of 1 Jan 1969

Term of office Term of officeMembers (expires 31 Dec) Members (expires 31 Dec)

Algeria 1970 Norway 1969Austria 1970 Pakistan 1970Belgium 1970 Panama 1971Brazil 1969 Paraguay 1969Cameroon 1969 Peru 1971Canada 1970 Poland 1970Chile 1971 Romania 1970Congo Senegal 1969

(Brazzaville) 1971 Sweden 1971Czechoslovakia 1971 Switzerland 1971Germany (Fed- Syria 1971

eral Republic) 1971 Thailand 1969Finland 1970 USSR 1969France 1970 United ArabIndia 1969 Republic 1970Italy 1969 United Kingdom 1969Japan 1969 United RepublicJordan 1970 of Tanzania 1971Malaysia 1970 United States 1969Mauritania 1971 Venezuela 1970Netherlands 1971

UNITED NAlHOUSH\

-- establishrn

DocumeE/44

UNITED NATIENCE FI8-22 Ma

See Cart

UNITED NATIIENCE F(

-- date and me

See Cart

VITAL STATIS-- world progr

DocumenE/447

Discussi.E/452

Action inDraft

SUBJECT INDEX

UNITED NATIONS INSTITUTE FOR DOCUMENTATION ONHOUSING, BUILDING AND PLANNING

__ establishment (agenda item 11)

DocumentsE/4440 (E/C.6/85) (ESCOR, 44thsess., suppl. no. 7)

& Summary Committee on Housing, BUild­ing and Planning. Report on the 5th session,16-27 Oct 1967, paras 183-190 and draft reso­lution III

Discussion in Social Citee: Meetings 585-587, 590, 593E/4520 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting 1526Draft resolution III in E/4520, requesting the Secre­

tary-General to take the following steps inconnexion with the decision to establish aUnited Nations Institute for Documentationon Housing, Building and Planning at NewDelhi: a) To aproach Member States for fundsfor the establishment of national and regionalcentres; b) To establish, whenfunds are avail­able, an Advisory Board to define the functionsof a working party of experts in documenta­tion and to advise on the establishment of theInstitute and its programme of work; c) Toappoint the members of the Advisory Boardas directed by the present resolution; d) Toestablish in Geneva, when funds are availableand for a period of two or three years, aworking party of documentation experts whosetask inter alia would be to advise on and tofac ilitate the establishment of national andregional centres and to establish the exchangebetween the centres and the Institute of lite­rature pertaining to housing, building andplanning, adopted [t.it.ho~t;. vote as resolution1301 (XLIV) ,/..'

UNITED NATIONS REGIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC CONFER­ENCE FOR ASIA AND THE FAR EASTj 5th, Canberra,8-22 Mar 1967

See Cartography: international co-operation

UNITED NATIONS REGIONAL CARTOGRAPHIC CONFER­ENCE FOR ASIA AND THE FAR EAST, 6th

-- date and meeting place

See Cartography: international co-operation

VITAL STATISTICS-- world programme

DocumentsE/4471 (E/CN.3/390) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 10) & Add.1 StatisticalCommission.Re­port on the 15th session, 26 Feb - 8 Mar 1968,paras 132-134 and draft resolution III

Discussion in Economic Cttee: Meeting 437E/4521 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1529Draft resolution in E/4521, requesting the Secre­

tary-General to undertake a programme forthe improvement of vital statistics, utiliZingevery means at his disposal; recommendingthat Member States endeavour to establisha system of vital records and statistics orto improve the existing system followtnginternational standards as closely as possible

29

VITAL STATISTICS (continued)-- world programme (continued)

Action in Plenary (continued)and to integrate it into the general statisticalsystem, adopted unanimously as resolution1307 (XLIV)

WATER RESOURCES-- development (agenda item 3 (a))

DocumentsE./4447 (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl. no. 3) & Sum-

mary UN Water Resources DevelopmentCentre. 5th biennial report, 1966-1967

Discussion in Economic Ctiee: Meeting 441, 444E/4529. Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution II in E/4529, taking note of the

5th biennial report on water resources de­velopment; stressing the importance of co­ordinated action in this field and requestingthe continued publication of such reports ona triennial basis, adopted unanimously asresolution 1317 (XLIV)

WOMEN-- discrimination: Declaration, 1967: implementation

(agenda item 14)Documents

E/4472 (E/CN.6/495) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.no. 6) & Summary Commission on theStatus of Women. Report on the 21st ses­sion, 29 Jan - 19 Feb 1968, paras 31-39 anddraft resolution Il

E/AC.7/L.541 USSR. Amendment (to draft reso­lution II in E/4472)

Discussion in Social Citee: Meeting 600E/4527 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution II in E/4527, requesting the Secre­

tary-General and the specialized agencies totake steps to ensure the immediate circula­tion of the text of the Declaration on the Eli­mination of Discrimination against Womenthrough their respective services; invitingMember States and competent organizationsto take all measures for the recognition ofthe principles contained in the Declaration;inviting the specialized agencies to under­take further studies on the changing role ofmen and women in a changing world; invitingthe non-governmental organizations to par­tic.ipate in the actiVities for publicizing theDeclaration and the implementation of itsprinciples; inviting the Governments of Mem­bel' States to revise their legislation in thelight of the principles of the Declaration;requesting Member States, the specializedagenc ies and the non-governmental organiza­tions concerned to inform the Secretary­General of the publicity given to the Decla­ration and the action taken by them in com­pliance with the principles of the Declara­tion; and requesting the Secretary-Generalto report on the information received to theCommission on the Status of Women, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1325 (XLIV)

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SUBJECT INDEX

Apartheid SCartography:

448Commission

Soc: 59Commission

Soc: 60Commission

Soc: 60Committee 0:

sess.Economic ani

1528Narcotic druNatural reso'

1530; :ENon-governnTrade unionTransport: dWater reSOUJ

Economic anPlen: 1

Ad Hoc Ctterand thrplemer

Advisory Cttto Dev

Apartheid fCartographyCommission

Soc: 5~

Commission603,60

ASSISTANT IAFFAI

BELGIUM

Non-governn

ASSISTANT IMATIC

Speeches iBradleGobbi,GuevarMcGouSanehh

AD HOC WO}UNDEFSIONO

ARGENTINA

Trade union J

-- statusSee Commission on the status of women: report, 21st

session-- status: seminars

See Human rights: advisory services

WOMEN (continued)-- employment: & science and technology (continued)

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution V in E/4527, inviting States Mem­

bers of the United Nations and specializedagencies concerned, to undertake nationalsurveys dealing with the repercussions ofscientific and techn.ological progress on theconditions of work and employment of wornen;inviting the ILO to consider the possibility ofplacing this question on the agenda of the nextmeeting of consultants on the problem of wom­en workers and of a future session of the In­ternational Labour Conference; recommend­ing to ILO to continue studying this questionand to report the findings to the Commissionon the Status of Women; and recommending tothe Commission to continue studying thisquestion and to prepare its recommendationsfor the Council, adopted unanimously as re­solution 1328 (XLIV)

-- political rights (agenda item 14)

DocumentsE/4472 (E/CN.6/495) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 6) & Summary Commission on the Sta­tus of Women. Report on the 21st session;29 Jan - 19 Feb 1968, paras 24-30 and draftresolution I

Discussion in Social Citee: Meeting 600E/4527 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution I in E/4527. urging all States

Members of the United Nations and membersof the specialized agencies which have notalready done so, to take the necessary actionto accord women political rights on equalterms with men, and inviting them to ratifyor accede to the Convention on the PoliticalRights of Women; drawing attention of theStates Members of the United Nations andspecialized agencies and of non-governmentalorganizations to the conclusions and sug­gestions contained in the report of the Semi­nar on Civic and Political Education of Wo­men held in Helsinki in 1967, adopted una­nimously as resolution 1324 (XLIV)

WORLD POPULATION CONFERENCE, Belgrade 1965

See Population Commission: report, 14th session

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WOMEN (continued)-- education (agenda item 14)

DocumentsE/4472 (E/CN.6/495) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl.

no. 6) & Summary Commission on the Sta­tus of Women. Report on the 21st session,29 Jan - 19 Feb 1968, paras 171-175 anddraft resolution V

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meeting 600E/4527 Report

Action in Plenary: Meeting 1530Draft resolution IV in E/4527, requesting the

Secretary-General, with the assistance ofthe specialized agencies, to draw up an inter­national policy aimed at promoting and ac­celerating technical and vocational trainingof women in developing countries; expressingappreciation for the efforts of UNESCO inthese fields and for its proposal that a com­parative study of co-education be submittedto, the Commission on the Status of Womenat its 22nd session; inviting organizationswithin the United Nations system to intensifytheir co-operation on these subjects; invitingUNESCO to continue its research within thecontext of educational planning and to ensurethat the assistance programmes for literacytraining provide women with the basis fora vocational education in addition to funda­mental education; suggesting that MemberStates which are drawing up education plansshould: take all necessary measures to ensureto girls and women access to technical andvocational training; reserve a place for thenotions of an adequate general education forchildren of both sexes in the elementary andintermediate level educational plans, providediversification in the technical and vocationalcurricula; and accord special attention to theinformation to be provided concerning em­ployment possibilities for persons enteringtechnical or vocational training institutions;and study measures to ensure that women inrural areas have equal opportunity as menof undertaking technical studies, adoptedunanimously as resolution 1327 (XLIV)

-- employment: & science and technology (agenda item 14)

DocumentsE/4472 (E/CN.6/495) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl,

no. 6) & Summary Commission on the Sta­tus of Women. Report on its 21st session,29 Jan - 19 Feb 1968, paras 199-205 anddraft resolution VII

Discussion in Social Cttee: Meeting 600E/4527 Report

30

Index to Speeches

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Economic and Social Council: agenda, 45th sess.Plen: 1528

ASSISTANT SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR PUBLIC INFOR­MATION (Hamid, A. A. )

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Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.Plen: 1530; Soc: 597

Non-governmentalorganizations Plen: 1523

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BULGARIA

Speeches by representativesGavrilova, E. Plen: 1525; Soc: 599,601,604Guelev, G Plen: 1528; Soc: 586,595Julev, D. Econ: 434,443,446,452Tarabanov, M. Plen: 1516

BELGIUM (continued)

Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.Soc: 599, 602

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report, 5thsess. Soc: 585, 593

Economic and Social Council: organization of work Plen:1516

Environment: conservation and utilization Econ: 451Human rights: advisory services Soc: 606Natural resources: non-agr-icultural: development Plen:

1530; Econ: 442,449Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1519, 1520Pollution: control Econ: 451Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Plen: 1529; Econ: 452Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 436Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1526United Nations: economic and social activities: programme

of work Plen: 1528Water resources: development Econ: 444

Speeches by representativesBal, E. Plen: 1526Cahen, A. Phm: 1519,1520,1527,1528; Soc: 585,593,

595,596,599,602,603,606Decastiaux, E. Plen: 1529,1530; Econ: 434,436,442,

444,449-452Gunawardana, E. Soc: 605Schuurmans, C. Plen: 1516

Apartheid Soc: 601, 604Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 434,446Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 595Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess. Soc:

601,604Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.

Soc: 599, 601Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report, 5th

sess. Soc: 586Economic and Social Council:

agenda, 45th sess. Plen: 1528organization of work Plen: 1516

Natural resources: non-agricultural: development Econ:443

Science and technology: transfer to developing countriesEcon: 452

Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1525

Plen: 1522

Plen: 1522Non-governmental organizations

Speeches by representativesBradley, E. Plen: 1519,1522,1524-1526,1528Gobbi, H.J. Soc: 595Guevara Achaval, R. Soc: 586,589,600,602McGough, G. J.Sanchis Muiioz, J.

AD HOC WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ESTABLISHEDUNDER RESOLUTION 2 (XXIII) OF THE COMMIS­SION ON HUMAN RIGHTS: CHAIRMAN (Boye, I.)

Ad Hoc Cttee of Experts to Examine the Finances of the UNand the Specialized Agencies: recommendations: im­plementation Plen: 1527

Advisory Cttee on the Application of Science and Technologyto Development: report Econ: 450

Apartheid Soc: 602, 605Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 434Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 595, 596Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess. Soc: 602,

603,605,606

Apartheid Soc: 602Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 435,447,

448Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 595Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.

Soc: 602,605Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.

Soc: 600Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report, 5th

sess. Soc: 586Economic and Social Council: agenda, 45th sess. Plen:

1528Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 589Natural resources: non-agricultural: development Plen:

1530; Econ: 441,443,444,447-449Non-governmentalorganizations Plen: 1519,1522,1524Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1525,1526Transport: development Econ: 435Water resources: development Econ: 444

ASSISTANT SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR INTER-AGENCYAFFAIRS (Hill, M.)

ARGENTINA

BELGIUM

Trade union rights: infringements

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31

INDEX TO SPEECHES

CHAD (continued)

Speeches by representativesBako, J. Plen: 1523Clamoungou, J.M. Plen: 1530; Soc: 597

COMMISSION OF THE CHURCHES ON INTERNATIONALAFFAmS (Fagley, R. M.)

Non-governmentalorganizations NGO: 248

CONGO (BRAZZAVII~LE)

Apartheid Soc: 602,603Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 596Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess. Plen:

1530; Soc: 602, 603

Speeches by representativesEkondy-Akala Plen: 1530; Soc: 596,602,603

COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON NON-GOVERNMENTAL OR­GANIZATIONS: CHAIRMAN (ForsheU, P. -0. V.)

Non-governmentalorganizations Plen: 1518

COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON NON-GOVERNMENTAL OR­GANIZATIONS: SECRETARY (Roosevelt, C.)

Council Cttee on NGOs: organization of work NGO: 226Non-governmental organizations NGO: 222,223, 225, 226,

229-231,233,234,236,238,241-244,246

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Apartheid Soc: 602, 605Cartography: international co-operation Plen: 1529;

Econ: 433,434Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 594Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess. Soc:

602,605,606Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report, 5th

sess. Soc: 586Economic and Social Council: organization of work Plen:

1516King, Martin Luther, Jr. (Rev.): tribute to NGO: 240Natural resources: non-agricultural: development Econ:

445Non-governmentalorganizations NGO: 222,224,225,228,

231,234-237,241,242Petroleum and natural gas resources: development

Econ: 444United Nations: economic and social activities: programme

of work Plen: 1528Water resources: development Econ: 444

Speeches by representativesHandl, L. NGO: 222,224,225,228,231,234-237,

240-242; Soc: 594,602,605, 606Klusak, M. Plen: 1516Muzik, J. Plen: 1528, 1529; Econ: 433,434,444,445

. Pechaeek, J. Soc: 586

32

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS:CENTRE FOR HOUSING, BUILDING AND PLAN­NING: DIRECTOR (Crooks, R. J. )

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report, 5thsess. Soc: 584,586

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS:DIRECTOR FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY(Gresford, G.)

Advisory Committee on the Application of Science andTechnology to Development: report Econ: 449,451

Environment: conservation and utilization Econ: 451Pollution: control Econ: 451

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS:DIVISION ON NARCOTIC DRUGS: DIRECTOR(Kusevic, V)

Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 588, 589

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS:FISCAL AND FINANCIAL BRANCH: PUBLIC FI­NANCE SECTION: CHIEF (Bhouraskar, D. M.)

Science and Technology: transfer to developing countriesEcon: 438,439

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS:POPULATION DIVISION: DIRECTOR (Macura, M.)

Population Commission: report, 14th sess. Sac: 582.583

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS:RESOURCES AND TRANSPORT DIVISION: ACTINGDIRECTOR (Barnea, J.)

Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 432Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Econ: 441,443-445,447,449Petroleum and natural gas resources: development

Econ: 444Transport: development Econ: 435,438

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS:SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT DIVISION: DIRECTOR(Thorsson, 1.)

Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess,Soc: 591

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS:STATISTICAL OFFICE: DIRECTOR (Loftus, P. J.)

Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 435-437

DIVISION OF HUMAN RIGHTS: DEPUTY DIRECTOR(Law'son, E.)

Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1526

DIVISION (

CommissicSoc:

CommissicSac:

Human rig]

DIVISION (OF V

CommissicSoc:

ECONOMI<(Kas,

Committeeelect

Economic:Plen

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FRANCE

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1523241,

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437

DIVISION OF HUMAN RIGHTS: DIRECTOR (Schreiber, M.)

Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.Soc: 601,606

Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess,Suc: 598

Human rights: advisory services Soc: 606

DIVISION OF HUMAN RIGHTS: SECTION ON THE STATUSOF WOMEN: CHIEF (Bruce, M. K. )

Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.Soc: 599,600

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL: SECRETARY(Kassum, A. N.)

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: members:election Plen: 1530

Economic and Social Council: agenda, 45th sess.Plen: 1528

Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1520, 1522Population Commission: report, 14th sess. Plen: 1520

FRANCE

Ad Hoc Cttee of Experts to Examine the Finances of the UNand the Specialized Agencies: recommendations: im­plementation Plen: 1527

Advisory Cttee on the Application of Science and Technologyto Development: report Econ: 450

Apartheid Soc: 601- 605Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 432,435,446Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Plen: 1530; Soc: 595-597Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess,

Soc: 601-606; Plen: 1530Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.

Soc: 599-602Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report, 5th

sess. Plen: 1526; Soc: 586,587,593Economic and Social Council:

agenda, 45th sess. Plen: 1528organization of work Plen: 1516

Environment: conservation and utilization Econ: 451Human rights: advisory services Plen: 1530; Soc: 606King, Martin Luther , Jr. (Rev.}: tribute to NGO: 240Narcotic drugs: international control Plen: 1520; Soc: 589Natural resources: non-agricultural: development Econ:

441-443,447-449Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1517,1520,1521,

1523, 1524; NGO: 222,223,225-227,229-236,238,239,241,243-246

Pollution: control Econ: 451Population Commission: report, 14th sess. Plen: 1520;

Soc: 583Science and technology:

education and training Econ: 451transfer to developing countries Plen: 1529; Econ: 438,

440,445,448,449,452Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 436,437Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1525, 1526Transport: development Econ: 435United Nations: economic and social activities: programme

of work Plen: 1528

33

FRANCE (continued)

Speeches by representativesAlvarez, S. NGO: 223,243-246George, D. Econ: 432,435-437,446Gregh, F. -D. Plen: 1516,1517,1525-1530; Econ:

438,441,447-452Gros, L. Econ: 440,442,443,445,451Le Diraison, M. Soc: 583,586,587,589,593,595-597,

600,605Paolini, J. NGO: 222,225-227,229-236,238-241;

Soc: 599,601-606Viaud, M. Plen: 1520,1521,1523, 1524, 1528

FRIENDS WORLD COMMITTEE FOR CONSULTATION(Huntington, W. R. )

Non-governmentalorganizations NGO: 248

GUATEMALA

Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 434,448Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 597Commission on Human Rights:

members: election Plen: 1530report, 24th sess. Plen: 1530; Soc: 605

Commission on Narcotic Drugs: members: election Plen:1530

Commission on the Status of Women: members: electionPlen: 1530

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report, 5thsess. Soc: 586

Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 589,590Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Econ: 441-443Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Econ: 440Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 436United Nations Development Programme: Governing Coun­

cil: members: election Plen: 1530

Speeches by representativesDelpree, J. C. Soc: 586, 589, 590, 597Ldpez UrzUa., F. Plen: 1530; Econ: 434,436,440-443,

448; Soc: 605

INDIA

Ad Hoc Cttee of Experts to Examine the Finances of the UNand the Specialized Agencies: recommendations: im­plementation Plen: 1527

Advisory Cttee on the Application of Science and Technologyto Development: report Econ: 451

Apartheid Soc: 601Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 434,446-448Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 595,596Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.

Soc: 601-603,605,606Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.

Soc: 598-601

Committee 011 Housing, Building and Planning: report, 5thsess. Plen: 1526; Soc: 585-587,590,593

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INDEX TO SPE~CHES

INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANISATION

SpeeIJK

S~

JAPM

LffiYA

LEAGU

KUWAI

Speep.

ApartheCommii

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JAPAN

Advisory Cttee on the Application of Science and Technol­ogy to Development: report Econ: 450

Apartheid Soc: 605

Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.Soc: 605 ..

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: members:election Plen: 1530

Science and technology: transfer to developing countriesEcon: 440,452

ISRAEL

Speeches by representativesBarromi, J. Plen: 1530; Soc: 605Hillel, R. Econ: 440, 452

IRELAND

Apartheid Soc: 602Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 434Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 596Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.

Soc: 602,605Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.

Soc: 600Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report,

5th sess. Soc: 586Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 436Transport: development Econ: 435

Speeches by representativesO'Sullivan, D. Econ: 434-436Power, P. F. Soc: 586,596,600,602,605

Speeches by representativesAmirmokrt, H. Econ: 432Dabiri, M. Soc: 585, 594, 599Sayar, G.A. Soc: 588,606Vafa, J. Econ: 437,438,442,444,445,447-449,451

IRAN

Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 432,447Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 594Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.

Soc: 606Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.

Soc: 599Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report,

5th sess. Soc: 585Environment: conservation and utilization Econ: 451Narcotic drugs: international control" Soc: 588Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Econ: 442,447-449Petroleum and natural gas resources: development

Econ: 444Pollution: control Econ: 451Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Econ: 438,445,448,449Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 437Transport: development Econ: 437

34

NGO: 248

Plen: 1518, 1520Non-governmental organizations

Non-governmental organizations

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR THE RIGHTS OF MAN(Keys, D.)

Speeches by representativesDubey, M. Plen: 1516,1528,1529; Econ: 434,435,

437,438,440,443,445-451Gonsalves, A. S. Plen: 1527,1528; Soc: 583,505-587

589,590,593Jha, N. N. Plen: 1517,1519,1523,1525; NGO: 222­

228,230-242; Soc: 596,600,602,603,605,606Piparsania, L. N. Plen: 1520,1526,1530; NGO: 224,

245,246; Soc: 595,598,599,601

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN (Carter, S.)

INTERNATIONAL NARCOTICS CONTROL BOARD: PRES­IDENT (Greenfield, H.)

Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 588,589

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES(Ascher, C. S. )

Non-governmental organizations NGO: 248

Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.Soc: 591

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report, 5thsess. Soc: 584

Trade union rights: infringements Plea: 1525

Speeches by representativesJonker, "R. F. Plen: 1525Shaheed, A. A. Soc: 584,591

INDIA (continued)Council Committee on NGOs: organization of work NGO:

223,239Economic and Social Council:

agenda, '45th sess. Plen: 1528organization of work Plen: 1516

Environment: conservation and utilization Econ: 451Human rights: advisory services Plen: 1530; Soc: 606King, Martin Luther , Jr. (Rev.): tribute to NGO: 240Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 589,590Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Econ: 443,447,449Non-governmentalorganizations Plen: 1517,1519,1520,

1523; NGO: 222-228,230-239,241,242,245,246Pollution: control Econ: 451Population Commission: report, 14th sess. Soc: 583Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Plen: 1529; Econ: 438,440,445,449,450Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 437Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1525, 1526Transport: development Econ: 435United Nations: economic and social activities: programme

of work Plen: 1527,1528

INDEX TO SPEECHES

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JAPAN (continued)

Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 432,434,446

Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.Soc: 595,597

Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.Soc: 605

Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.Soc: 598

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report,5th sess. Soc: 585

Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 589Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Econ: 442,449Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1518, 1519Pollution: control Econ: 451Population Commission: report, 14th sess. Soc: 583Science and technology:

education and training Econ: 450transfer to developing countries Econ: 439,452

Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 436Transport: development Econ: 435Water resources: development Econ: 444

Speeches by representativesAbe, 1. Plen: 1518,1519; Econ: 432,434-436,439,

442,444,446,448,450,451 ~.

Naito, T. Soc: 583,585,589,595,597,598,605Onodera, R. Econ: 449,452

KUWAIT

Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 446,447Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.

Soc: 605Committee on Housing, Building and Planning:

members: election Plen: 1530report, 5th sess. Sac: 585

Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 589Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Econ: 442Non-governmentalorganizations Plen: 1521-1524Population Commission: report, 14th sess. Soc: 083Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Econ: 440Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1525,1526

Speeches by representativesImam, Z. Soc: 583Khanachet, S. J. Plen: 1521-1526,1530; Econ: 440,

446,447; Soc: 585,589,605Shammas, S. Y. Econ: 440,442

LEAGUE OF RED CROSS SOCIETIES (Sheppard, J.)

Non-governmental organizations NGO: 248

LffiYA

Apartheid Soc: 603-605Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 592, 596Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess. Soc: 601,

603-605

35

LIBYA (continued)

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report,5th sess. Soc: 585

Economic and Social Council: organization of workPlen: 1516

Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 589Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1519, 1520Population Commission: report, 14th sess. Soc: 583Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Econ: 439Transport: development Econ: 437Water resources: development Econ: 444

Speeches by representativesBabaa, I. Plen: 1519,1520; Soc: 583,585,589,592,

601,603-605EI-Bouri, W. Plen: 1516Kikhia, M. R. Soc: 596Suleiman, 1. Econ: 437,439,444

MEXICO

Ad Hoc Cttee of Experts to Examine the Finances of theUN and the Specialized Agencies: recommendations:implementation Plen: 1527

Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 432,434,448

Commission for Social Development:members: election Plen: 1530report, 19th sess. Plen: 1530; Soc: 597

Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.Soc: 605,606

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report,5th sess. Soc: 585,587,593

Economic development: meeting of specialists (proposed)Econ: 448

Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 588Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Econ: 442, 449Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1523Petroleum and natural gas resources: development

Econ: 444Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Econ: 439Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1526Transport: development Econ: 435

Speeches by representativesGallardo Moreno, J. Plen: 1530; Soc:. 587, 588, 597Meyer Pic6n, S. Plen: 1526,1527; Econ: 446;

Soc: 585,593,606Plehn Mej£r, M. Econ: 439,449Zorrilla, L. G. Plen: 1523; Econ: 432,434,435,

442,444,448; Soc: 605

MOROCCO

Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 447Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 597Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report,

5th sess. Soc: 586Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Econ: 442,443,447Non-governmentalorganizations NGO: 245

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ApartlCartoiComrr

Spe

Sp

StatistTrade

Scienc

Comn

Comm

Comm

Comn

Envir<HumarNarcoNaturs

Econoageorg

Econo

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SWED

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SIER

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HumsNatui

PHILIPPINES

Speeches by representativesJimenez, P.G. Plen: 1530Kodikara, E. E. Plen: 1528; Econ: 436,438,439,

445,449,450Rodrfguez, F. M. Plen: 1519; Econ: 434,443,444,

- 446,447 .Uy, A. J.' NGO: 223,224,226,227,229,231,233-239Verceles, L. L. .Plen: 1520,1522-1524; Econ: 435,

438; Soc: 583,585,587,589,593,597,599-602,604,605

SIERRA LEONE

Apartheid Soc: 601, 602Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 596Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.

Soc: 601,602,606Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.

Soc: 600,601

Apartheid Soc: 601,602,604Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 434,435,

446,447Commission for Social Development:

members: election Plen: 1530report, 19th sess, Soc: 597

Commission on Human Rights:members: election Plen: 1530report, 24th sess. Soc: 601,602,604,605

Commission on Narcotic Drugs: raemcers: electionPlen: 1530

Commission on the Status of Women:members: election Plen: 1530report, 21st sess. Soc: 599-601

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning:members: election Plen: 1530report, 5th sess. Soc: 585,587,593

Council Committee on NGOs: organization of workNGK): 223,224,227

Economic development: meeting of specialists (proposed)Econ: 449

Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 589Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Ecou: 443Non-governmentalorganizations Plen: 1519,1522-1524;

NGO: 223,224,226,227,229,231,233-239Population Commission:

members: election Plen: 1530report, 14th sess. Plen: 1520; Sac: 583

Science and technology: transfer to developing countriesEcon: 438,439,445,450

Statistical Commission:members: election Plen: 1530report, 15th sess, Econ: 436

Transport: development Econ: 438United Nations: economic and social activities: programme

of work Plen: 1528United Nations Children's Fund: Executive Board: mem­

bers: election Plen: 1530United Nations Development Programme: Governing

Council: members: election Plen: 1530Water resources: development Econ: 444

Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 434,446Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.

Plen: 1530;Soc: 602Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: members:

election Plen: 1530Council Committee on NGOs: organization of work

NGO: 223Economic and Social Council: organization of work

Plen: 1516Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Econ: 441,443,448Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1518, 1519, 1522­

1524; NGO: 223,224,245Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Plen: 1529Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess, Econ: 436Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1526Transport: development Econ: 435United Nations Children's Fund: Executive Board: members:

election Plen: 1530Water resources: development Econ: 444

United Natlons: economic and social activities: programmeof work Plen: 1528

OFFICE OF THE UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL FORECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS: SPECIALADVISER FOR DEPARTMENTAL PROGRAMMEPLANNING (Landau, A.)

Speeches by representativesHaddaoui, R. Soc: 586,597Mounir, A. Econ: 435,438-440,442-445,447Ta1?iti, M. NGO: 245

Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1521

Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 446

OFFICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION: EXTERNAL RELA­TIONS DIVISION: DIRECTOR (Janel!ek, G. J. )

PANAMA

Speeches by representativesVallarino, J. Soc: 602Varela, M. Plen: 1516, 1518, 151~, 1522-1524, 1526,

1529, 1530; Econ: 434-436,441,443,444,446,448; NGO: 223,224,245

MOROCCO (continued)

OFFICE OF CONFERENCE SERVICES: INTERPRETA­TION AND MEETINGS SERVICE: DIRECTOR(Yakufohkin, D.)

Petroleum and natural gas resources: developmentEcon: 444

Science and technology: transfer to developing countriesEcon: 438-440,445

Transport: development Econ: 435Water resources: development Econ: 444

36

INDEX TO SPEECHES

14,435,

11

posed)

·1524;

tries

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439,

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SIERRA LEONE (continued)

Economic and socia; Council:agenda, 45th sess. Plen: 1528organization of work Plen: 1516

Human :rights: advisory services Plen: 1530Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Ecan: 443Non-governmentalorganizations Plen: 1517,1520-1524;

NGO: 223,224,226-229,234-238,246,248Trade unton rights: infringements Plen: 1526

Speeches by representativesCox, G. O. V. Plen: 1516,1517,1520-1524,1526,

1528,1530; Econ: 443; NGO: 223,224,226-229,234-238,246,248; Soc: 596,600-602,606

SOCIAL COMMITTEE: SECRETARY (St. Claire, C.)

Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.Sac: 591 '

Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.Soc: 601,603,604

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report,5th sess. Soc: 593

SWEDEN

Apartheid Soc: 602Cartography: international co- operation Econ: 447Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 596Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.

Plen: 1530; Soc: 602,603,605,606Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.

Soc: 600Economic and Social Council:

agenda, 45th sess. Plen: 1528organization of work Plen: 1516

Economic development: meeting of specialists (proposed)Econ: 448

Environment: conservation and utilization Econ: 451Human rights: advisozy services Plen: 1530; Soc: 606Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 589Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Econ: 442,447Non-governmental organtzattons Plen: 1517,1519,1521­

1524; NGO: 223,224Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Econ: 450Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 436Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1526

Speeches by representativesAstrom, S. Plen: 1516; Econ: 451Belfrage, F. K. C. Econ: 436,442,447,450Bergquist, M. Plen: 1526; Soc: 589,596,600Billner, B. .~en: 1528Forshell, P. -0. V. Plen: 1517,1519,1521-1524,1530;

N~: 223,224; Soc: 602,603,605,606Wingstrand, J. Econ: 448

37

TUNKEY

Apartheid Sac: 601, 602Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 433,434Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 594Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess, Soc:

601,602Commtsston on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.

Soc: 599Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report,

5th sess. Soc: 585Economic and Social Council: organization of work Plen:

1516Narcotic drue . international control Soc: 588, 589Natural resources: non-agr-Icultura.: development Econ:

441Non-governmentalorganizations Plen: 1518Science and technology: transfer to developing eo:..ntries

Econ: 439Transport: development Econ: 435

Speeches by representativesAksin, M. Econ: 433,439Akyamac, A. Soc: 594Bilge, S. Soc: 601,602Cuhruk, N. Plen: 1516,1518; Econ: 434,435,441Firat, T. Soc: 585Ozer, A. Soc: 588,589,599

UKRAINIAN SOVffiT SOCIALIST REPUBLIC

Apartheid Soc: 602Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess. Soc: 602

Speeches by representativesKravets, V. A. Soc: 602

UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR ECONOMIC ANDSOCIAL AFFAIRS (de Seynes, Ph.)

Ad Hoc Cttee of Experts to Examine the Finances of theUN and the Specialized Agencies: recommendations:implementation Plen: 1527

Economic and Social Council: agenda, .45th sess. Plen:1528

Economic development: meeting of specialists (proposed)Econ:448

NaturaI' resources: non-agricultural: development E~on:

447Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Plen: 1529; Econ: 438,440

UNION OF SOVffiT SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Ad Hoc Cttee of Experts to Examine the Finances of theUN and the SPf. ctaltzed Agencies: recommendations:implementation Plen: 1527

Advisory Cttee on the Application of Science and Tecimologyto Development: report Econ: 450,451

Apartheid Soc: flOl-605Cartography: international co-operation Plen: 1529

Econ: 432,434,435,446,447Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Plen: 1530; Soc: 591,596,597

INDEX TO SPEECHESUNITED REPUl

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UNION OF ~OVIET SOCIALIS'f REPUBLICS (continued)

Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.Soc: 601-606

Commission on Narcotic Drugs: members: electionPlen: 1530

Commission on the Status of Women:members: election Plen: 1530report, 21st sess. Soc: 598,600,601

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning:members: election Plen: 1530report, 5th sess. Soc: 586,587, 593

Council Cttee on NGOs: organization of work NGO: 224Economic and Social Council: agenda, 45th sess.

Plen: 1528Economic development: meeting 0: specialists (proposed)

Econ: 448Environment: conservation and utilization Econ: 451Human rights: advisory services Plen: 1530; Soc: 606King, Martin Luther, Jr. (Rev.): tribute to NGO: 240Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 589,590Natural resources: non-agricultural: development

Econ: 441,442,444,44~-449

Non-governmentalorganizations Plen: 1517,1519-1524;NCO: 222-239, 2'U-246, 248

Pollution: control Econ: 451Population Commission: report, 14th sess. Plen: 1520;

Soc: 582Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Plen: 1529; Econ: 438,439,449,452Statistical Commission:

members: election Plen: 1530report, 15th sess. Econ: 436

Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1525,1526'I'ransport: development Econ: 435United Nations: economic and social activities: programme

of work Plen: 1527

United Nations Children's Fund: Executive Board: mem­bers: election Plen: 1530

United Nations Development Programme: Governing Coun­cil: members: election Plen: 1530

Speeches by representativesKovalev, A. P. Econ: 449,452Lobanov, L. S. Plen: 1527-1530; Econ: 435,438,441,

442, 444, 447-451; Soc: 582, 586, 587, 593Nasinovsky, E. N. Plen: 1517,1519-1524,1526,1530;

Econ: 432,434,435,446,447; NGO: 222-225,227-239,242-246,248; Soc: 589-591,596,597,601-606

Tikhmeneva, G. F. Soc: 598,600Verenikin, L. I. Plen: 1526; NGO: 224,226Yevdokeyev, N. I. NGO: 240,241; Soc: 603Zakharov, A. V. Plen: 1520,1525,1527, isso:

Econ: 436,439; Soc: 582

UNITED ARP",B REPUBLIC

Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.Soc: 605

Speeches by representativesAboul Nasr, M. Scc: 605

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UNITED KINGDOM

Ad Hoc Cttee of Experts to Examine the Finances of theUN and the Specialized Agencies: recommendations:implementation Plen: 1fi27

Advisory Cttee on the Application of Science and Technologyto Development: report Econ: 450

Apartheid Soc: 601-605Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 434,446­

448Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 596, 597Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess.

Plen: 1530; Soc: 601-606Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.

Soc: 599-602Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report,

5th sess. Soc: 585, 587, 593Economic and Social Council: agenda, 45th sess.

Plen: 1528Environment: conservation and utilization Econ: 451Human rights: advisory services Soc: 606King, Martin Luther, Jr. (Rev.): tribute to NGO: 240Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 589Natural resources: non-agricultural development

Econ: 441,443,447,449Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1518-1524;

NGO: 222-225,227,229-237,239,241-246,248Pollution: control Econ: 451Population Commission: report, 14th sess. Soc: 583Science and technology:

education and training Econ: 450,451transfer to developing countries Econ: 438,440,449,

452Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 436Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1525,1526Transport: development Econ: 437

Speeches by representativesAllen, M. Plen: 1518-1528,1530; Econ: 438Mather, J.H. Econ: 436Milton, D. F. NGO: 232-237, 239-246, 248; Soc: 583,

585,587,589,593,596,597,599-606Posnett, R. N. Econ: 434,437,440,441,443,446-452Taylor, J. G. NGO: 222-225,227,229-231

UNITED NATIONS INSTITUTE FOR TRAINING AND RE­SEARCH: DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DffiECTOR(Schachter, 0.)

Science and technology: transfer to developing countriesEcon: 450

UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

Apartheid Soc: 601, 602Commission for Social Development:

members: election Plen: 1530report, 19th sess. Soc: 591,596

Commission on Human Rights:members: election Plen: 1530report, 24th sess. Soc: 601-603,606

Commission on Narcotic Drugs: members: electionPlen: 1530

Commission onmembers: ereport, 21st

Committee on Jmembers: ereport, 5th

Council CommiNGO: 239

Economic and fPlen: 151

King, Martin LNon-governmel

NGO: 225population ConScience and tee

Plen: 152Statistical CornTrade union ri€United Nations

bers: eleLnted Nations

cil: meml

Speeches byDanieli, '

600Suedi, A.Waldron­

NG(587

UNITED STATI

Ad Hoc Cttee oJand the SIplementa1

Advisory Ctteeogy to De

Apartheid SocCartography: in

446,448Commission fo:

Soc: 595­Commission on

members: elreport, 24th

Commission onPlen: 153

Commission onmembers: elreport, 21st

Committee on Fmembers: elreport, 5th f

Council CommiiNGO: 224

Economic and Sagenda, 44thagenda, 45thorganization

Environment: Cl

Human rights: ~

King, Martin L,Narcotic drugs:

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INDEX TO SPEECHES

UNITED STATES (continued)

I'I'I:I.

Commission on the Status of Women:members: election Plen: 1530report, 21st sess. Soc: 600,601

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning:members: election Plen: 1530report, 5th sess. Soc: 586, 587, 593

Council Committee on NGOs: organization of workNGO: 239

Economic and Social Council: organization of workPlen: 1516

King, Martin Luther, Jr. (Rev.): tribute to NGO: 240Non-governmentalorganizations Plen: 1518-1524;

NGO: 225-228,231-239,241,243-245,248population Commission: members: election Plen: 1530Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Plen: 1529Statistical Commission: members: election Plen: 1530Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1520,1525United Nations Children's Fund: Executive Board: mem-

bers: election Plen: 1530L.nted Nations Development Programme: Governing Coun­

cil: members: election Plen: 1530

Speeches by representativesDanieli, A. B. C. Plen: 1516,1529,1530; Soc: 586,

600,602,603Suedi., A. B. Soc: 596Waldron-Ramsey, W. E. Plen: 1519-1525;

NGO: 225-228,231-241,243-245,248; Soc: 586,587,591,593,601,603,606

UNITED STATES

Ad Hoc Citee of Experts to Examine the Finances of the UNand the Specialized Agencies: recommendations: im­plementation Plen: 1527

Advisory Cttee on the Application of Science and Technol­ogy to Development: report Econ: 449,450

Apartheid Soc: 601-605Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 432,434,

446,448Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 595-597Commission on Human Rights:

members: election Plen: 1530report, 24th sess. Soc: 601-606

Commission on Narcotic Drugs: members: electronPlen: 1530

Commission on the Status of Women:members: election Plen: 1530report, 21st sess. Soc: 598-601

Committee on Housing, Building and Planning:members: election Plen: 1530report, 5th sess. Soc: 584, 586, 587, 593

Council Committee on NGOs: organization of workNGO: 224

Economic and Social Council:agenda, 44th sess. Plen: 1516agenda, 45th sess. Plen: 1528organization of work Plen: 1516

Environment: conservation and utilization Econ: 451Human rights: advisory services Soc: 606King, Martin Luther, Jr. (Rev. ): tribute to NGO: 240Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 588, 589

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Natural resources: non-agricultural: developmentEcon: 441,442,445,447,449

Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1518,1520-1524;NGO: 222-239,241-246,248

Pollution: control Econ: 451Population Commission:

members: election Plen: 1530report, 14th sess. Plen: 1520; Soc: 582,583

Science and technology:education and training Econ: 450transfer to developing countries Econ: 438-440,445,

449-451Statistical Commission:

members: election Plen: 1530report, 15th sess. Econ: 436,437

Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1526Transport: development Econ: 435United Nations: economic and social activities: programme

of work Plen: 1527, 1528United Nations Children's Fund: Executive Board: mem­

bers: election Plen: 1530United Nations Development Programme: Governing Coun­

cil: members: election Plen: 1530

Speeches by representativesBlau, C.!. Plen: 1527,1528, 1530; Econ: 432,434­

440,445,446,449-451Goldschmidt, A. Plen: 1516,1518,1520-1524,1530;

Econ: 441,442,445,447,448; Soc: 588,589,595,597,604

Kotschnig, W. M. NGO: 225-235,245,246Means, J. Soc: 582-584,586,587,593,597-600,602,

603Paulos, K. C. NGO: 222,238,239Squire, D. F. Plen: 1520,1523,1526; NGO: 223,224,

236-238,240-244,248; Soc: 596,601,604-606

UPPER VOLTA

Apartheid Soc: 604Cartography: international co-operation Econ: 432,434,

446,448Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Plen: 1530; Soc: 591,596,597Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess. Soc:

603-605Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report, 5th

sess. Soc: 586,587,593Economic and Social Council:

agenda, 45th sess. Plen: 1528organization of work Plen: 1516

Human rights: advisory services Soc: 606Narcotic drugs: international control Soc: 589

Natural resources: non-agricultural: developmentEcon: 441,442,448

Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1523,1524Population Commission: report, 14th sess. Soc: 583Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Plen: 1529; Econ: 438,440,449Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 436Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1526Transpo:rt: development Econ: 437

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UPPER VOLTA (continued)

Speeches by representativesDiallo, A. Soc: 586,587,603-605,606Kabore, P. Plen: 1524; So.c: 589Rouamba, T.P. Plen' 1516,1523,1526,1528-1530;

Econ: 432,434,436-438,440-442,446,448,449;Soc: 583,591,593,596,597

VENEZUELA

Advisory Cttee on the Application of Science and Technolo-gy to Development: report Econ: 450

Apartheid Soc: 604Carthography: international co-operation Econ: 447,448Commission for Social Development: report, 19th sess.

Soc: 595Commission on Human Rights: report, 24th sess, Soc:

603-605Commission on the Status of Women: report, 21st sess.

Soc: 599Committee on Housing, Building and Planning: report, 5th

sess. Soc: 585,593Economic and Social Council: agenda, 45th sess. Plen:

1528Economic development: meeting of specialists (proposed)

Econ: 448Human rights: advisory services Soc: 606King, Martin Luther, Jr. (Rev.): tribute to NGO: 240Natural resources: non-agricultural: development Econ:

441-444,447Non-governmentalorganizations NGO: 226Petroleum and natural gas resources: development Econ:

444Population Commission: report, 14th sess. Soc: 583Science and technology: transfer to developing countries

Plen: 1529; Econ: 438,440,449Statistical Commission: report, 15th sess. Econ: 437Trade union ri'.,£lts: infringements Plen: 1525Transport: development Econ: 437

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VENEZUELA (continued)

United Nations: economic and social activities: programmeof work Plen: 1528

Speeches by representatives .Figueredo-Planchart, R. Plen: 1525,1528,1529;

Econ: 437,438,440-444,447-450; Soc: 583L6pez, M. C. NGO: 240Nava Carillo, G. NGO: 226; Soc: 585,587,595,599,

603-606Soto Alvarez, E. Econ: 444

WORLD FEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS (Barton, B. A.)

Non-governmental organizations Plen: 1518; NGO: 247Trade union rights: infringements Plen: 1525

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (Coigney, R. L.)

Pollution: control Econ: 451

WORLD UNION OF CATHOLIC WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS(Schaeffer, C.)

Non-governmental organizations NGO: 248

WORLD YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION(Forsyth, J. G. )

Non-governmentalorganizations NGO: 248

WORLD VETERANS FEDERATION (Allsn, S.)

Non-governmentalorganizations Plen: 1518

General Serie~

El4440 (E/C.€

mary4441-4443 (4444 (45th s4445 (43rd I

4446 (45th s4447 (ESCO44484449 & Add.4450 & Add.4451 (45th s4452 & Add

Corr.2,Add.3/RE

44534454 (E/Cl

& Add.14455 (E/Cl

& Summa4456 & Corr4457 & Add.44584459 & Add.4460 & Add.4461 (ESCOl4462 & Add.4463, Part

Rev.L, AIAdd.8 & (only), AI(E/AC.51& Annex;only), A,(& Corr.only), Ad

4464 (& Cor44654466 & Add.4467& Rev

430 & RI44th sess

4468 & Add.4469 & Add.4470 & Add.4471 (E/CN

& Add.l,4472 (E/Cl'

& Summa4473 (45th s44744475 (E/Cl'

& Summa4476 (& Cor:44774478 (& Cor:

Numerical List of Documentse

NOTE: Information as to the republication of mimeographed documents in the printed fasciclesof Annexes to the Official Records were not available at the time of the publication of thisIndex to Proceedings.

9, General Series

Plenary

General Series (continued)

s

El4440 (E/C .6/85) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl, no. 7) & Sum..

mary4441-4443 (43rd sess.)4444 (45th sess.)4445 (43rd sess.)4446 (45th sess.)4447 (ESCOR, 44th sess., supple no. 3) & Summary44484449 & Add.1, 24450 & Add.14451 (45th sess.)4452 & Add.1, 2, 3, (Add.3/Corr.1, English only, Add.3/

Corr.2, French only, Add.3/Corr.3, Russian only,Add.3/Rev.1, Spanish only), Add.ll, 5

44534454 (E/CN.9/220) (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl, no. 9)

&Add.14455 (E/CN.7/512) (ESCOR, 44th sess., supple no. 2)

& Summary4456 & Corr.14457 & Add.144584459 & Add.14460 & Add.l, 2 (E/AC.51/17 & Add.I, 2)4461 (ESCOR, 44th sess., suppl. no. 8) & Add.l4462 & Add.l4463, Part I, 11 & Part 11/Amend.I, Annex & Annex!

Rev.l, Add.I-5, Add.6 (& Corr.l, Englishonly),Add.7,Add.8 & Corr.l, Add.l0-15, Add.16 (& Corr .1, Englishonly), Add.17 (& Corr.l, English only), Add.20-26(E/AC.51/16, Part I, 11 & Part II/Amend.1, & Annex& Annex/Rev.1, Add.1-5, Add.6 (& Corr.L, Englishonly), Add.7, Add.8 & Corr.1, Add.10..15, Add.16(& Corr.l, English only), Add.17 (& Corr.1, Englishonly), Add.2Q..26 [Add.9, 18 & 19 were not issued]

4464 (& corr.t, English only) & Add.l, 244654466 & Add.l, 21467 '& Rev.l, (Rev.l/Excerpt, Chinese only) (E/CN.5/

430 & Rev.l, (Rev.l/Excerpt, Chinese only) (ESCOR,44th sess., supple no. 5) & SUmmary

4468 & Add.1-64469 & Add.1-54470 & Add.1-54471 (E/CN.3/390) (ESCOR, 44th sess., supple no. 10)

& Add.l, 24472 (E/CN.6/495) (ESCOR, 44th sess., supple no. 6)

& Summary4473 (45th sess.)44744475 (E/CN.4/972) (ESCOR, 44th sess., supple no. 4)

& Summary4476 (& Corr.l, English only)44774478 (& Corr.L, English only), Add.1, 2

,-

41

E/44794480 (& Corr.l, English only)4481 (45th sess.)44824483 (45th sess.)44844485 & Corr.l, (Corr.2, French only, Corr.3, Spanish

only)4486-4491 (45th sess.)4492 & Add.l4493 & Add.1-7 (E/AC.51/19 & Add.1-7)4494-4503 (45th sess.)4504 & Corr.l (E/AC.51/18 & Carr.l)45054506-4509 (45th sess.)4510 & Add.l4511, 4512 (45th sess.)45134514, 4515 (45th sess.)45164517, 4518 (45th sess.)4519-45214522-4525 (45th sess.)4526-45344535 & Carr.l, Add.l45364537-4547 (45th sess.)4548 (ESCOR, 44th sess., supple no. 1)

Information Series

E/INF/95, 9697 & Carr.l, Add.l, 2

Limited Series

ElL.1198 & Rev.l1199 & Add.;l,.-41200 & Add.l, 21201 (& Corr.L, English, French & Spanish only)1202 & Rev.l1203-12051206 & Carr.l, 2, Add.l .1207 & Rev.l, 2, 3, Rev.3/Add.l1208-12121213 (45th sess.)1214

.Resolutions

E/RES/1289..1338 (XLIV) (ESCOR, 44th sess., ~l~ppl. no. 1)

Supplements to Officia I Records

LIST OF DOCUMENTS

Pie nary (continued)

Summary Records

E/SR.1516-1530

Economic Committee

Limited Series

E/AC.6/L.374 & Add.l375, 376377 & Rev.l, 2378379 & Rev.1, Rev.l/Add.1380 & Rev.l381-386387 & Add.1

Summary Records

E/AC.6/SR.432-452

Social Committee

Limited Series

EjAC. 7/L.530-551

Summary Records

E/AC. 7/SR.582-606

No.l Resolutions [and decisions], 44th session. Aug 1968.vii, 32 p. (E!4548). Printed. $U.S. 1.00 (or equiva­lent in other currencies).

No.2 Commission on Narcotic Drugs. Report of the 22ndsession (8-26 Jan 1968). Mar 1968. H, 48 p.(E/4455) (E/CN.7/512). Photo-offset. $U.S. 1.00(or equivalent in other currencies).

No. 35th biennial report on water resources development.Feb 1968. 127 p. (E/4447). Photo-offset. $U.S. 2.00(or equivalent in other currencies).

No. 4 Commission on Human Rights. Report on the 24thsession, 5 Feb - 12 Mar 1968. Apr 1968. vi, 195 p.(E/4475) (E/CN.4/972). Photo-offset. $U.S.4.00(orequivalent in other currencies).

No.5 Commission for Social Development. Report on the19th session (5 Feb - 2 Mar 1968). Apr 1968.75 p. (E/4467 & Rev.1) (E/CN.5/430 & Rev.l).Photo-offset. $U.S. 2.00 (or equivalent in other cur­rencies).

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Council Committee on Non-governmental

Organizations

General Series

E/C.2/660661 (also issued as E/C.2/R.35 & Corr.l)662 (also issued as E/C.2/R.36)663, 664

Limited Series

E/C.2/L.28

Restricted Series

E/C.2/R.34, 37

Summary Records

E/C .2/SR.222-248

Miscellaneous

E/CLJ!~F.41/2 (Sales no.: 66.XIII.5)E/CONF.52/4 (Sales no.: E.68.I.2)E/CONF.53/3 (Sales no.: E.68.I.9)E/DSB/24 & Add.1-4 (Sales no.: 67.XI.l, 8, 11-13)E/OB/23 & Add.l, 2 (E/DSB/25 & Add.1, 2) (Sales no.:

68.XI.1-3)TD/37 (& Corr.1, English only)

No.6 Commission on the Status of Women. Report on the21st session 29 Jan -. 19 Feb 1968. Apr 1968. 99 p.(E/4472) (E7cN.6/495). Photo-offset. $U.S. 2.00(orequivalent in other currencies).

No.7 Committee on Housing, Building and Planning. Reporton the 5th session, 16-27 Oct 1967. Jan 1968. 69 p.(E/4440) (E/C.6/85). Photo-offset. $U.S. 1.00 (orequivalent in other currencies).

No.8 Advisory Committee on the Application of Science andTechnology to Development. 5th report (Apr 1967 ­Mar 1968). Mar 1968. 26 p. (E/4461). Photo­offset. $U.S. 1.00 (or equivalent in other currencies).

No.9 Population Commission. Report of the 14th session(30 Oct - 10 Nov 1967). Mar 1968. 61 p. (E/4454)(E/CN.9/220). Photo-offset. $U.S. 1.00 (or equiva­lent in other currencies).

No.10 Statistical Commission. Report of the 15th session(26 Feb - 8 Mar 1968). Apr 1968. 61 p. (E/4471)(E/CN.3/390). Photo-offset. $U.S. 1.00 (or equiva­lent in other currencies).