UN General Assembly
1966

94. A principal area of conflict over racial discrimination and the denial of human rights is unquestionably southern Africa. As signatory to the Charter, we are concerned over the absence of progress towards the acceptance of the principle of self-determination in other Non-Self-Governing Territories in Africa and by the stubborn denial by the South African Government of political and human rights. Non-self-governing peoples should enjoy these basic political, social and economic rights, promised to them under the Charter and also by those who have been given a sacred trust to help them towards self-government.