UN General Assembly
1964

100. For example, it is evident that if an international community exists, its true foundation must lie in the unity of origin and nature of all the human beings comprising it. The international community must reject outright, as something which is intrinsically repellent, any theory, system or institution based on discriminatory principles, which disavow both the unity of our origin and the oneness of our nature. 101. The policy of apartheid, based, as it seems to be, on the most evil heresy to flourish in the modern world, the heresy of the absurd myth of racial superiority — and it must be said that this is true of all forms of racism — is not only outside the law of the Charter, it is outside the law of the international community, and the international community has not only the right but also the duty to force its recalcitrant members to comply with the minimum requirements of co-existence.