UN General Assembly
1971

126. Our attitude to the statements in which emphasis has been placed on the particular role and responsibility of the great Powers as defined by the Charter of the United Nations is one of understanding. Strangely enough, however, certain speakers albeit not many-in referring to the great Powers and their responsibility, have directed their criticism at all the great Powers, without differentiating between their positions. As a result, demands to end the aggression in South-East Asia and the Middle East, to put an end to colonial wars, to eradicate racial discrimination from human society and to abandon the economic enslavement of the developing countries have been addressed, not