Peace requires the dedication to nonviolent means for the resolution of conflict and the building of institutions for world development and world community. Peace and freedom are indivisible. Freedom means equal rights and responsibilities for all under a system of law based on justice. It includes the right to a government responsive to the will and the needs of the people, and freedom from political or economic subjugation.
Freedom requires safeguarding minority rights and the right of dissent.
The United Nations A world organization for world peace, world development, and human rights, in which all nations are represented, can succeed only if all members respect its authority. Major powers must cooperate and provisions must be made for participation of small states and all parts of divided nations. The primary goal of the United Nations should be general and complete disarmament, which offers our only hope for human survival in the nuclear age. UN machinery for peaceful settlement of international disputes must be established. All nations must agree to UN mediation.