UN General Assembly
1967

94. The solution of the Korean problem requires that the people of both the South and the North should be left to settle the problems of their unification and democratic development freely and without foreign interference. The General Assembly of the United Nations should therefore speak out in favour of the withdrawal of the United States troops from South Korea, of the prohibition of the use of the flag of the United Nations as a cover for the de facto occupation of South Korea by the United States, and of the dissolution of the so-called Commission for the Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea. Such a decision must be adopted by the present session as a matter of urgency. That would create the necessary conditions for calm, security and the free development of the whole of Korea. A real danger for peace in the Far East would thus be removed.