UN General Assembly
1965

33. We place our trust in the United Nations because the principles set out in its Charter are universally applicable and are an expression of humanism at its purest. We believe that strict compliance with the provisions of the Charter by all Member States, large and small, highly industrialized and poor, is a sine qua non for the survival of the United Nations. The United Nations must no longer allow anyone to ignore the fundamental principles which led us all, as sovereign nations, to join it: it must not play favourites.