Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-26

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ARTICLE 81.
Any member of the United Ma
tions may participate in the dis
cussion Of any question brought be-
fore the security council whenever
the latter considers that the in
terests Of that member are espe-
cially affected.
ARTICLE 80.
Any member of the United Ma
tons which is not a member of
the security council or any state
not a member Of the United Ma
tions, II 1t is a party to dispute
under consideration by the security
shall be invited to particle
pate in the discussions relating to
the dispute. The security council
shall lay down such conditions as
1t may deem just for the partici-
patton Of state which is not q
member Of the United Nations.
Chapter vi.
Pacific Settlement Of Disputes.
ARTICLE 80.
1. The parties to any dispute, the
continuance Of which Is likely to
endanger the maintenance OF in
ternational peace and security, shall,
first Of all, seek solution by nego-
tiation, inquiry, mediation, concilia-
ton, arbitration, judicial settlement,
resort to regional agencies or ar
or other peaceful means
Of their own choice.
2. The security council shall,
when 1t deems necessary, call upon
the parties to settle their dispute by
such means.
ARTICLE "a.
The security council may investi-
gate any dispute. or any situation
which might lead to international
friction or give rise to a dispute, In
order to determine whether its con-
tinuance is likely to endanger the
Of international peace
and security.
ARTICLE IS.
I. Any member Of the United Ma
tons may bring any dispute or any
situation Of the nature referred to
In Article "a to the attention of
the security council, or Of the gen.
eral assembly.
2. A state which Is not a member
of the United Nations may bring to
the attention of the security coun-
Gil or of the general assembly any
dispute to which it is a party, If it
accepts in advance, for the pur-
poses OF the dispute, the obligations
Of pacific settlement provided in the
present charter.
8. The proceedings Of the general
assembly in respect to matters
brought to its attention under this
article will be subjected to the pro-
visions of Articles II and IL.
ARTICLE 36.
l. The security council may, at
any stage of dispute of the nature
referred to in Article 80 or of a Sit
uation of like nature. recommend
appropriate procedures or methods
Of adjustment.
2. The security council should
take into consideration any proce-
dures for the settlement of the
dispute which have already been
adopted by the parties.
3. In making recommendations
under this article the security coun-
Gil should take into consideration
that legal disputes should as a gen.
eral rule be referred by the parties
to the international court Of justice
IN accordance with the provisions
Of the statute of the court. "
ARTICLE 81.
I. Should the parties to a dispute
Of the nature referred to in Article
50 fail to settle 1t by the means IN
In that article, they shall
refer 1t to the security council.
2. II the security council deems
that the continuance of the dispute
Is In fact likely to endanger the
Of international peace
and security. 1t shall decide whether
to take action under Article Sc or to
recommend such terms Of settle
ment as 1t may consider appropriate
ARTICLE 50.
Without prejudice to the proyi-
sions Of Articles 1897 of this chap
ter, the security council may, If all
the parties to any dispute 80 re-
quest. make recommendations to
the parties with view to 4 peace
ful settlement Of the dispute.
Chapter VII.
Action With Respect to Threats to
the Peace, Breaches Of the Peace
and Acts Of Aggression.
ARTICLE 50.
The security council shall deter
mine the existence of any threat to
the peace. breach OF the peace, or
act of aggression and shall make
recommendations, or decide what
measures shall be taken in accord
ance with the provisions Of Articles
II and ~, to maintain or restore In
bernational peace and security.
. ARTICLE 40.
In order to prevent an agsrava-
lion OF the situation, the security
may. before making the
recommendations or deciding upon