UN General Assembly
1967

48. In the United States itself, the desperate struggle by 25 million black citizens to affirm their human dignity and to acquire the elementary rights they are refused deserves our full support, because their struggle is our own, the struggle of all peoples of colour whom certain fundamentally racist Western Powers are trying to maintain under their thumb. We therefore believe that to allow the Headquarters of the United Nations to remain in a country engaged in the extermination of Asians in Viet-Nam and in violence against its own negro citizens is an anomaly which needs to be remedied. 49. The Cambodian delegation therefore trusts that the General Assembly will tackle the grave problems before it at the present session with a determination to seek the bold and just solutions which the peoples of the world await.