UN General Assembly
1968

97. The chances of peace will remain in the balance until the problem of the organization of the world has been correctly settled. The future of the United Nations still depends directly on the lasting structural reforms needed. which could ensure for the morrow a stable equilibrium for a new international order. The world has undergone far-reaching changes since the Charter was signed at San Francisco; the United Nations must adapt itself to this new order if it is not to be condemned to ineffectiveness. While its essential task is to make right triumph over might, or rather to put might at the service of right, it must not perpetuate the inequality that is based on material power.