UN General Assembly
1958

6. Two conflicting concepts, on the one hand the right of small States to independence, and on the other, the will of a single country determined by every method to impose its dictatorial authority on its neighbours, lay at the root of the clash which led to the third emergency special session of the General Assembly. It is a pattern which calls for vigilance on the part of all who value peace and the principles to which our Organization stands committed. No national cause can be worthy of support if it is not accompanied by full respect for the national existence of others.