UN General Assembly
1992

these objectives. No country, however, should use its power to dictate its concept of democracy and of human rights or to impose conditions on others. In the promotion and protection of these rights, we emphasise the inter-relatedness of the various categories, call for a balanced relationship between individual and community rights, and uphold the competence and responsibility of national governments in their implementation. The Non-Aligned Countries, therefore, shall coordinate their positions and actively participate in the preparatory work for the Second World Conference on Human Rights in June 1993 in order to ensure that the Conference addresses all aspects of human rights on the basis of universality, indivisibility, impartiality and non-selectivity." Moreover, it is our firm conviction that the objective of human rights is the realization of the full potential of the human being, and human potential is not confined to the political field. The fundamental right to economic and social development, for example, cannot be separated and cannot be treated separately from the other categories of human rights. These rights apply to