UN General Assembly
1982

93. We are of the view that at this juncture, when the burdens of the economic crisis and of the arms race are weighing so heavily on the developing coun¬tries and when the United States is resorting to its policy of embargo and economic sanctions to impose its will on other peoples, the struggle of the peoples of Asia, Africa and Latin America to build a new international economic order is of necessity linked with the common struggle of the peoples of the world for peace and disarmament and against the imperialist policy of aggression and intervention. The experiences of the past years have taught us that only by waging a struggle on the economic, political and other fronts can the peoples of the developing countries become masters of their own political destiny and natural resources and force concessions from imperialism. 94. The causes of world tension in the past three years are precisely those that threaten peace and stability in the South-East Asian region. 95. After failing in their attempts at collusion with United States imperialism in