UN General Assembly
1972

on the African populations in Angola, Mozambique and Guinea (Bissau). 9. Rwanda expresses once again its concern over the attitude of the Government of South Africa, which continues to ignore the various United Nations resolutions adopted to help the peoples under the domination of the Pretoria regime. We hope that this session will decree effective measures designed to set up everywhere a regime of freedom and human dignity. 10. The Rhodesian problem is equally a matter of concern because of its ramifications. Thanks to the complicity of the economic and financial interests of the great Western Powers in particular, the black people of Southern Rhodesia are denied their rights to human dignity and self- determination. I continue to believe that the British Government remains fully responsible for the state of affairs which prevails in Southern Rhodesia.