UN General Assembly
1963

91. Furthermore, the Tunisian Government maintains no relations whatsoever with the Government of the Republic of South Africa, at which the Addis Ababa decisions were also directed, both because of its colonialist policy in regard to South West Africa and because of its racist policy, judged by all to be shameful and revolting. Apartheid is not merely a violation of human rights; it is an affront to the dignity of Africa, and a challenge to our Organization. It is not enough to condemn South Africa's intolerable racism. The United Nations must take the measures provided for in the Charter to lead the Government of South Africa to a healthier conception of its responsibilities towards mankind and towards this Organization, in conformity with the Charter.