UN General Assembly
1967

62. The fact that over the past years so little has been achieved in ensuring observance of the principles of the Charter and of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights in many parts of the world and that countless resolutions and appeals of the United Nations have been disregarded by the Governments concerned is, of course, a source of bitter disappointment. 63. Tension and antagonism between the races constitute one of the great dangers in our world today. Great efforts will still be required to eradicate the ideas of racial discrimination from the minds of all people, and in particular the younger generation. To this end, I am convinced, the debates in the United Nations and the resolutions adopted by the various organs of the United Nations, as well as our efforts in the field of education and information, will significantly contribute.