UN General Assembly
1956

57. Secondly, the Members of this Organization in all their international dealings must accept one standard of morality for all peoples, and one policy should be adopted by us in meeting similar situations. Our judgement of situations and our actions to deal with them should emanate from scruples and principles, and should not depend on self-interest or expediency. If a certain situation is deplored in Europe or America and action is taken to cope with it, the same attitude should be taken for a similar situation arising in Asia or Africa.