UN General Assembly
1963

17. Our proposals for Portugal's expulsion apply to South Africa as well, of course. But I should like to lay most stress on the coercive measures taken against Portugal and South Africa. What we deplore is the fact that the steps for an economic boycott have been insufficiently applied. It is above all astonishing that some of the uncommitted countries, and also, apparently, some of the anti-colonialist countries of Europe and Asia, should still maintain particularly intensive trade relations with South Africa. 18. To those countries we address a particularly urgent appeal to show their solidarity with us more effectively and more actively by ending all economic relations with South Africa. 19. South Africa must be fought vigorously. For in this part of Africa, where favourable climatic conditions have made possible a high rate of European settlement, there is a danger of seeing other non-self-governing territories go the same way as South Africa.