Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-02


conditions of stability and we'll being
which are necessary for peaceful
and friendly relations among ma
tions based on respect for the prin-
ciple of equal rights and self-deter-
mination Of peoples, the United Ma
tions shall promote:
a. higher standards of living, full
employment. and conditions of eco
nomic and Social progress and de-
velopment;
b. Solutions of international eco
nOmic. social. nealth and related
PROBLEMS; and international cultural
and educational cooperation; and
c. universal respect for, and OBJ
servance of. human rights and
fl rldamcntal freedoms for all with
suagc, or religion.
Article 56
All members pledge themselves to
take Joint and separate action in CO.
operation with the Organization for
the achievement Of the purposes set
forth in Article So.
Article 81
l. The various specialized agen-
cies established by intergovernmen-
tai agreement and having wide in
ternational responsibilities, as de-
fined in their basic instruments, in
economic. social, cultural educa-
tional. health, and related fields,
shall be brought into relationship
with the United Nations in accord
ance with the provisions of Article
50.
?. Such agencies thus brought into
relationship with the United Nations
are hereinafter referred to as 'spe-
Clalized agencies.
Article So
The Organization shall make rec
concentrations for the coordination
of the policies and activities of the
specialized agencies.
Article SO
The ORGANIZATION shall where
appropriate. initiate negotiations
among the states concerned for the
creation of any new specialized
agencies required for the accom-
plishmcnt of the purposes set forth
in Article 55
Article so
Responsibility for the discharge OF
the functions Of the Organization
set forth III this Chapter shall be
vested III the General Assembly and.
under the authority of the General
Assembly, in the Economic and So
cial Council, which shall have for
this purpose the powers set forth in
Chapter x.
CHAPTER Y
The Economic and Social Council
Article 81
l. The Economic and Social COun-
Gil shall consist Of, eighteen Members
of the United Nations elected by
the General Assembly.
2. Subjsct to the provisions of
paragraph 3 six members OF the
Economic and Social Council shall
be elected each year FOR a term of
three years. A retiring member
shall be eligible for immediate re-
election
3 At the first election. eighteen
members of the Economic and So
clal Council shall be chosen. The
term of office of six members so
chosen shall expire at the end Of
one year. and of six other members
ut the end of two years, in accord
anCc with arrangements made by
thc General Assembly.
4 Each member of the Economic
and Social Council shall have one
representative.
Functions and Powers
Article 81
|. The Economic and Social Coun-
Gil may make or initiate studies and
reports with respect to international
economic. social cultural, edt.a
tiOal. health. and related matters
and NAV make recommendations
the General Assembly, to the Mem
bers of the United Nations. and to
the specialized agencies concerned.
2. 1t may make recommendations
fer the purpose of promoting respect
for, and observance of, human rights
and fundamental freedoms for ALI
3. 1t may prepare draft conven-
tiOnS for submission to the General
Assembly. with respect to matters
folljno writ hir, ire
4. 1t may call. in accordance with
the rules prescribed by the United
Nations, international conferences
on matters falling within it's COM
petence.
Article 63
|. The Economic and Social Coun-
Gil may enter into agreements with
any of the agencies referred to in
Article ST. defining the terms on
which the agency concerned shall
be brought into relationship with the
United Nations Such agreements
shall be subject to approval by the
General Assembly
2. 1t may coordinate the activities
Of the specialized agencies through
consultation with and recommended
tionS to such agencies and through
recommendation to the General AS
semplv and to the Members of the
United Nations
Article 64
l. The Economic and Social Coun-
Gil may take appropriate steps to
obtain regular reports from the spe-
cialized agencies. 1t may make ar
rangements with the Members of
the United Nations and with the
specialized agencies to obtain re-