UN General Assembly
1966

41. Men cannot be regarded as freely enjoying self-determination, or as having truly equal rights, or, finally, as enjoying that peace to which they ardently aspire, so long as some are subjected to poverty and what is now called under-development. Only a consistent effort of solidarity and fraternity on the part of those whom fate has endowed and some time overwhelmed with riches can diminish and, in the long run, put an end to this disparity in living conditions. Once again I proclaim my unshakable confidence in the United Nations as the standard-bearer in this crusade for freedom.