UN General Assembly
1951

143. The General Assembly should call upon the governments of all States, both Members of the United Nations and States that are not as yet Members, to consider the question of the effective reduction of armed forces and armaments at a world conference. The General Assembly should acknowledge that it is essential for the participants in the military action in Korea to cease such action without delay, to conclude a truce and to withdraw all troops from the 38th parallel within ten days; moreover, all foreign troops and foreign volunteer detachments should be withdrawn from Korea within three months. 144. The sixth session of the General Assembly should declare incompatible with membership in the United Nations any participation in the aggressive Atlantic bloc and the establishment by certain States, especially the United States of America, of military, naval and air bases on foreign territory.