UN General Assembly
1967

45. Sitting in this Assembly is the representative of a Government that has consistently shown contempt for most of the principles and purposes for which the United Nations stands. The time has come to call upon South Africa to heed the urgent yearnings of mankind for equality and social justice and honour its obligations under the Charter. No greater disservice could be rendered by this Organization, and particularly by the major Powers of this body, to the peoples of Africa than a passive acquiescence in the gradual extension and consolidation of apartheid and colonialist subjugation by more powerful white minorities against weaker black majorities. The African peoples themselves may be weak today, but it is short-sighted to expect that they would not one day be strong enough to liberate the millions of Africans still suffering under the yoke of their Afrikaner "bosses".