UN General Assembly
1963

118. The problem of South Africa is even more serious, for here we are not concerned simply with a policy that is probably doomed to failure; it is a question of the United Nations making clear its disapproval of principles that run counter to the fundamental principles of the Charter. In this connexion, I endorse everything that was said by my distinguished predecessor at this rostrum, my friend, Mr. Lange, the representative of Norway. I believe that there is positive action which the United Nations can take. We must realize that there are two great problems to be solved, but that the United Nations, acting unanimously, can play a part in their solution, and it is to be hoped that it will play its part, as it is in duty bound to do.