UN General Assembly
1969

matters I propose to discuss now. These matters come under three main headings: peace and world security, international co-operation, and human rights. 94. It has been said that, in the long run, peace and and security in the world will be feasible only when all peoples understand that we are members of the same family — that of the human race — and that we must act as such within an order that does not admit of hegemonies or subjugations and far less of injustice, but calls for wide and lasting co-operation in the solution of the problems of all, so that individual efforts will be harmonized, complemented and multiplied in the pursuit of a common objective—the solidarity of all men and the full realization of their aspirations to a worthy, secure and happy life. 95. We share those ideals and we are also convinced of the need to strengthen the authority of the United Nations, whose principles must be observed and whose resolutions must be complied with, since this is the only possible guarantee of world peace and security.