their aCta of harrassment and comply unconditionally with the aemancls of the Security Council. My delegation believes that it is up to Iraq 8s the invading State to guarantee the security of each and every diplomatic or consular mission, JvW6 WPV. 2940 24-25 (Mr. Colombie) AS well as their personnel, in conformity with international norms and custom safeguarding the exercise of the noble and historic profession of diplomacy. We would have prefer-ed not to see included the reference contained in operative paragraph 5 of the draft resolution, because the Charter clearly sets forth the obligation of all States Members of the Organization t0 accept and comply with decisions taken by the Secur:ty Council, as well aa their duty t0 fulfil their obligations in good faith, convinced that ia t&is way we are being consistent with the UtdVerSally recognlzed principle that was ia fact introduced into the Charter on Colombia’s initiative. None t.be less, faced with the facts before ua today and the continued and flagrant violations Of human r.*Jhts of the Kuwaiti population in open violation of the Fourth Geneva Conventfon, we believe that presentation of these standards in operative paragraph 5 reaffirms tbe international community*s commitment to find a speedy solutiou of thie crisis. EMS/7 WPV.2940 26 MOreover, we are convinced that the Security Council is fully empowered to adopt new measures in the context of its primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. Hence, paragraph 6 of the draft resolution is somewhat reduedantt but thSs places no obstacle in the path of my Government’s support of the tb:- oroposed by the delegation of France and sponsored by a number of members of $:L! ~C~.;PC~', &,i:i we shall vote in favour of the draft reao.ution. -2, ,,.TL6sz-pretation from Buss3~): I shall now make a 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic speech or statement discussing international relations, specifically the situation in Iraq and the role of the Security Council. It mentions the Charter, human rights, and international norms, indicating a focus on international law and governance.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief