UN General Assembly
1952

103, I speak with some detail on these affairs, because the agenda of this session is rather full of Arab complaints against the world. Sometimes individual governments are denounced for not reaching standards satisfactory to the Arab States in their political, social and national progress, in their attachment to national liberty, equality and fraternity, in their habit of signing treaties without Arab permission, or in their efforts to solve the problem of minorities and civil rights. Sometimes the United Nations as a whole is abused as being responsible for all international difficulties because it does not always conform to the particular objectives of the Arab world.