UN General Assembly
1968

12. Is it not because of our failure to suppress barely-concealed desires that, twenty-three years after the signing of the San Francisco Treaty, in which the peoples of the globe embodied the aims, standards and guiding principles of a new world in the United Nations Charter, outlawed the use of force, and enshrined the right of the weak nations to exist and advance along the paths of civilization — is it not because of that failure twenty-three years ago that now, more acutely than ever, we are facing the problem of indivisible peace, of that world peace so difficult to safeguard, whether it be in Africa, in South-East Asia, in Europe or in the Middle East?