Theinternational co_unity mustactdecisively insovingwithout delay towards theestablishraent ofanewinternational eCa)OIIic orderJotherwise the increasingly divergent worldeconomic andsocialconditions anddifficulties willA/40/PV.ll 93 I(Mr.Iacovou, l.Oyprus) exertseverepresaures onthedeveloping countries' BOc1alandpolitical fabric, withunforeseen consequences, includinQ possible underll1ning oftheirdemocratic institutiORS. ThegraveeconOlBic crisiafacingAfrican countries givescauseforconcern and requires theu~gentadoption ofspecial andconcrete actions forresolving that crisis. WhiletheDeclaration ontheCritical EconOll1c Situation inAfricawhich wasadoptedlastyearatthethirty-ninth session oftheGeneral Assembly provided aframework forinternational action, thereisstillmuchtobedone,particularly inthefieldofassistance inthedevelopllent efforts ofthe~frican States themselves. Indealing withtb°isproblem, theNon-Aligned Movement formulated a PlanofActionwhichwasa~ptedattheExtraordinary Ministerial Meeting ofthe Co-ordinating Bure&uoftheNon-AlignecJ Movellent heldinNewDelhifrom19to 21April1985. Since t.~eac!opticn oftheUniversal Declaration ofHumanRights, anumberof standard-setting insuUIlents inthefieldofhumanrightsandfundamental freedollS havebeenprOllUlgated. Morerecently awelcolIe trendtowards theestablishment of iIlplementation lIechanisllS hasbeenobserved. Cyprusisapartytomanyofthese insuumentBJ thetwoInternational Covenants oncivilandpolitical rightsand social, economic andcultural rights, theConvention against racialdiscrimination and,mostrecently, theConvention ontheEliJIination ofAllForllsof DiscriiiiinatiOli against WOiien,tonamesomeex_ples. Notwithstanding progress inthefieldofhuaanrightsandfundamental ;.. freedollS, thereiscontinuing concern forthemassive, flagrant andpersistent violations ofhwaanrightsthataretakingplaceinvarious partsoftheworld, especially whentheycomeinthewakeofoceupationandaggression orthreaten democracy.NR/c1w. A/40/PV.11 94-95 (Hr:.Iacovou, exprus) Inworldaffairs theHon-Aligned Moveaent increasingly playsapositive and constructive roleinworking forajustworldorderbasedonitaloftyprinciples, pronounced attheBandung Conference andfurther elaborated atsubBequent meetings. Cypruo, afounding IleGeroftheMovellent, willcontinue itsroleinthe Movement, asitbasdonebefore, underlining thepriRcip1e. ofthenon-useofforce ininternational relations andofnon-interferen:e intheinternal affairsof States. TbepeopleofCyprusareparticularly grateful fortheMOV8llent's principled standands~rt ontheCyprusprob1m. H1gbapp.reelation 1sgivento thenon-aligned countries' contact groupontheCyprusprobl., whichtllasalways rendered valuable assistance andsupport. TbeConference onSecurity andCo-operation 1nBuropeisaniaportant and dynaaic ongoing process. Cyprusactively participates inthatConference and CO-ope~ates particularly withtheotherneutral andnon-aligned Statesthatare tak1ng.part1nanefforttoprollOte security inEuropemldhence1nthewholewOlld. Thenon-implementation ofunitedNations resolutions notonlyillpairs the effectiveness oftheOrganization butalsoerodesitscredibility anditsimageas an1nstrUEnt forpeaceandjustice. Itwillberecalled thatatthe thirty-seventh session oftheGeneral Assembly, thePresident oftheRepublic of Cyprusinhisaddress ~theAssembly, requested theini3cr1ption ofanitem entitled -Implementation oftheresolutions oftheunitedNationsw•Itshouldalso berecalled thattheNon-Aligned Movement hasrepeatedly welcomed andsupported the consideration ofthequestion ofthei1Iple~entation ofunitedNations resolutions atthe'United Nations General Assembly..-,lands. thelastfewyears. Wefervently hopethatthefactional strife"'illendandthat I'••_Onceagainweexpress ourfullA/40/PV.ll 96 abletoprosper againinpeaceandtranquillity. support forthescwereignty, independen~, territorial integrity andunityof. ~: Lebanon andcallforthetotalwithdrawal ofallIsraeli forces fromitsterritory •national reconciliation willbeachieved sothatthepeopleofthatnationwillbecountry and"'illcontinue toprcwlc1e anybelpnecessary, aswebavebeendoingO'JerC-1p1'U8, acleseneighbour offriencUyLebanon, sharestheagonyofthatLiberation Organization (PID) 1theirsoleandlegiti_te representative.Tbepersistence oftheprobl_ posesaserious threatnotonlytopeaceinthe regionbutalsotointernational peaceandsecurity. Higbinour:priorities must
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