UN General Assembly
1965

75. Generally speaking, the process of decolonization which we have witnessed must be said to have been a success of immense importance to the peoples of the world. Every year we have been able to welcome new Members to our Organization. While rejoicing in their liberation, we view with growing concern the fateful developments in the southern part of the African Continent. The United Nations allow developments to continue which are contrary to all the basic ideals of our Organization, which mean constant suffering and oppression of our fellow-beings and which, if continued, would present a direct danger to the future existence of our entire world community.