UN General Assembly
1968

13. The people in South Viet-Nam wish to live in peace, among themselves as well as with their neighbours. The peace to which they aspire is a genuine peace, a peace based on law and justice, not a peace that would deliver millions of free men to communist enslavement. They struggle for the right to determine their own destiny. They cannot be expected to accept proposals which would mortgage their future. What is at stake, moreover, is more than the fate of the Republic of Viet-Nam; it is the fate of all Asia. In the quest for peace let no one lose sight of the purposes for which the war in Viet-Nam has been fought.