UN General Assembly
1958

123. The determination to be just means that individual interests must be subordinated to the general interest of all peoples, which is to live in peace and to establish and maintain for the good of present and future generations an international juridical system based on common standards which are both worthy of respect and respected by all; a juridical system which must be universal and a firm guarantee of peaceful relations as good neighbours based on respect for the sovereign equality of States, regardless of their political, economic or social structure. 124. We must therefore come to this rostrum firmly resolved to keep an open mind and to see the needs and problems of others in an understanding spirit, as though they were our own, to weigh the demands of others, and accept them in so far as they are reasonable, disregarding selfish motives.