INDEXES

INDEX RY ARTICLES OF THE CHARTER AND RULES OF PROCEMJRE

1. Articles a If the (lhartcr

CHAPTER I (Purposes and Principles):

Article 1 (2): 209 (fexr) comideration of provisions, 209

Article 2: 98, 11 1. 129, 132. 166, 197, 201, 209, 212, 220, 223 consideration of provisions, 209-226

Article 2 (4): 116, 12011, 136, 165, ,166, 209 (fcxr) consideration of provisions, 209-223

Article 2 (5): 224 (trxf) consideration of provisions, 224

Article 2 (6): 224 (rexl) Article 2 (7): 16, 139, 140n, 182n, 224 (rexr)

consideration of provisions, 224-226

CHAPTER II (Membership):

Article 4: 88 Article 6: 98, 102

CHAPTER IV (The General Assembly):

Article 12: 67, 68 (r~nr), 68, 69, 160n, 171n

CHAPTER V (The Security Council):

Article 23: 107 Article 24: 79, 80, 106, 219, 226 (rexf)

consideration of provisions, 226 Article 24 (2) : 80 Article 24 (3) : 75 Article 25: 73, 79. 80. 9-I. 102. 103, 106, 107, 114, 129. 131,

132, 133. 134, 138, 200, 201, 203, 226 (terf) consideration of provisions, 226

Article 27: 3. 49, 107 Article 27 (2) : 49, 50 Article 27 (3) : 49. 50, 53, 80 Article 28: 3 Article 28 (2): 4, 4n, 154 Article 29: 57 Article 31: 33, 34. 40. 156, 171 Article 32: 33. 4 1, 43, 80

CHAPTER VI (Pacific !.Wtlement of Disputes): 79, 80, 106, 167, 175

consideration of provisions, 175-192 Article 33: 137, 141, 143, 151. 175 (rexr), 220, 221, 222, 223

consideration of provisions, 176-177 Article 34: 143, 175 (rcxr), 222, 223

consideration of provisions, 177-182 Article 35: 34, 139, 175 (rcxr), 224. 225

application of provisions, 182-191 Article 35 (1): 33, 34, 175 (k=xr) Article 36: 167, 175 (rexr)

consideration of provisions, 192 Article 37: I75 (rtsxr)

consideration of provisions, 192 Article 38: 175 (fexf)

consideration of provisions, 192

CIIAPTKR VII (Action with respect to Threats to the Peace, Breaches of the Peace, and Acts of Aggression): 73, 74, 79, 80, Y4, 100, 101, 102, 103, 106. 107, 110, 115, 118, 119, 126, 127. 127n. 129, 131. 132, 133, 134n, 140, 148, 153, 178, 182. 1X5. 188. 18Y, 196, 198. 200, 201, 202. 203, 205, 210. 213, 215

consideration of provisions. 195-206 consideration of provisions in general, 206

Article 39: 79, 107, 148, 157, 182, 184n, 195 (rc.rr) consideralion of provisions, 196.199

Article 40: 157, lY5 (text) consideration of provisions, 196.199

Article 41: 94, 107, 111, 127, 129, 130, 131, 133, 148, 157, 105 (/vs/). ?!I5 considcr~;~tion of provision\, IYY-204

Article 42: 127, 129. 148, 195 (ICX~) consideration of provisions, 204-205

Article 43: 195 (text) consideration of provisions, 204-205

Article 44: 195 (frsl) consideration of provisions, 204-205

Article 45: 195 (fexf), 221 consideration of provisions, 204-205

Article 46: 195 (rexr) consideration of provisions, 204-205

Article 47: 195-196 (fen)

consideration of provisions, 204.205 Article 48: 196 (fexr)

consideration of provisions, 205-206 Article 49: 196 (fexr)

consideration of provisions, 205-206 Article 50: 196 (IPXI)

consideration of provisions, 205-206 Article 51: 136, 141, 144, 18211, 186. 196 (fexf). 198, 217.

218, 221 consideration of provisions, 205-206

CHAPTER VIII (Regional Arrangements): 79. 106, 227 consideration of provisions, 227-228

Article 52: 227 (rexf) consideration of provisions, 227-228

Article 53: 227 (fexf) consideration of provisions, 227-228

Article 54: 23, 227 (fexf)

consideration of provisions, 227-228

CHAPTER IX (IntemntionaI Economic and Social Co-opera- tion): Article 56: 225

CHAPTER XII (International Trusteeship System): 79, 106 consideration of provisions, 228

Article 83: 76

CHAPTER XIII (The Trusteeship CouocII): 76 Article 87: 68, 76 Article 88: 68, 76

CHAPTER XIV (The International Court of Justke): Article 93 (2): 171n Article 96: 76, 77, 96, 105

CHAPTER XV (The Secretariat): Article 97: 70, 17ln Article 98: 9

and Rule 21: 9 and Rule 22: 9

Article 99: 154, 155, 182n

CHAPTER XVI (iMiscellaneous Provisions): consideration of provisions, 228

CHAPTER XVII flransltlonal Security Amuqements): consideration of provisions, 228

CHAPTER XVIII (Amendments): Article 108: 70

232

II. Provieional Rules of Procedure of the Security Council

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CHAPTER I (Meetings): Rule 1: 3 Rule 2: 3, 4 Rule 3: 3, 4 Rule 4: 3, 4-5 Rule 5: 3

CHAPTER II (Agenda): 23-29 Rule 6: 3, 23, 24, 182 Rule 7: 3, 4, 23, 24, 182 Rule 8: 3, 23, 24, 182 Rule 9: 3, 23. 24, 182 Rule 10: 3, 23, 27 Rule 11: 3, 23, 27-29, 68 Rule 12: 3, 23, 24

CHAPTER HI (Representation and Credentials): 5-6 Rule 13: 5-6 Rule 14: 5 Rule 15: 5 Rule 16: 5 Rule 17: 5

CHAPTER IV (Presidency): 6-9 Rule 18: 6 Rule 19: 6-9 Rule 20: 6

CHAPTER V (Secretariat): 9-l 1 Rule 21: 9, lo-11

and Article 98: 9 Rule 22: 9, 10, 11 Rule 23: 9. 10 Rule 24: 9, 10 Rule 25: 9. 10 Rule 26: 9, 10

CHAPTER VI (Conduct of Business): 11-I 8 Rule 27: 11, 12 Rule 28: 1 I. 57. 62, 63, 103, 105, 132 Rule 29: 1 I, 12 Rule 30: I I, 12-14, 43, 44, 50, 161 Rule 31: 11, 12, 14-15 Rule 32: 1 I, 12, 15-16, 77, 105. 180 Rule 33: II, 12, 14, 16-17. 162 Rule 34: 11, 12 Rule 35: 11, 12 Rule 36: 11, 12, 17-18 Rule 37: 3, 11, 19, 33, 34, 39,40, 45, 10611, 156 Rule 38: 3. 1 I, 43, 44, 45. 156. 159 Rule 3Y: 3, 11. 13, 14, 33, 34, 41-43, 7811, 106, 106n, 158n,

161, 162

CIIAPTER VII (Voting): Rule 40: 3, 18

CHAPTER VIII (Languages): Rule 41-47: 3, 18-19

CHAPTER IX (Publicity of \leetings, Records): Rule 48: 19, 70 Rule 49: 13 Rule 50-54: 19 Rule 55: 5, 19, 70. 99n, 15-l Rule 56-57: 19

CHAPTER X (Admission of Sew Members): Rule 58: 3, 87 Rule 59: 3, 49, 58. 87, 88. 89 Rule 60: 3, 76, 87

CHAPTER XI (Reialions with other UnIted Nations Organs): Rule 61: 3, 67, 72 (texr)

Appendix: I9

SUBJECT INDEX

A

Absence, see colder Voting Abstention, we under Voting Adjournment, see under Meetings Admission of New hlrmhers to UN, see ~tntIer Membership

in UN Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice,

see urtdcr Situation in Namibia Afghoniston:

participation in proceedings on the situation in the Middle East, 37, 110

Agenda: 23-29 eflect of inclusion of item in, 24, 25 functions of the President, 6 order of discusGon of items, 25-26 phrasing of items, 26 postponement of consideration of items. 26 requirement for inclusions of items in, 25 scope of items and sub-items in relation to the scope of dis-

cu\sion, 25. 26 see alsu: Agenda (Adoption)

Agenda (Matters of which the Council is seized) Agenda (Provisional) Rules of Procedure: Rules 6-12

Agenda (Adoption): 24-26 adjournment without adoption of the agenda, 2411 ns a whole, 25 effects of the inclusion of items in the agenda, 24, 25

objections raised to, 24. 25 order of discussion of items, 25-26 participation in the discusrion on the adoption of the agenda

llimited to the members of the Council, 25 participation of non-memkrs of the Council before the adop-

tion of the agenda, 25, 2Cn phrasing of items, 25, 26 postponement of consideration of items, 26 precedence of the decision on adoption of agenda, 26 procedure of acting on, 24, 25 rcquircments for inclusion of items, 25 scope of items in relation to the scope of discussion, 25, 26 voting on, 24

Agenda (Matters of which the Council is seized): 27-29 retention and deletion of mkltters: 27-29

items added during 1969-197 1: tabulation, 27-28 items appearing in pre\ious volumes of the Rrperroirc on

which new action b) the Council was reported during 1969-1973, 28-25,

items deleted during 1969-1971, 29 items maint;\ined on the agenda by resolution of the

Council: complaint by Guinea, 27n complaints by Senegal, 27n complaint by Zambia, $7n siluation in Namibia, 27n situation in Southern Rhodesia, 27n situation in the India :Pakistan subcontinent, 27n

practices and proceeding in relation to Article 12 of the Charter, 68

proceedings regarding the retention and deletion of the

matters, 29

resolutions providing for retention of the matters, 27n

statcmcnts by the President on retention of the matters, 27n tabulation dr:iwn from the Secretary-General’s summary

slaterncnts, 27-29

Agenda (Provisional): 23-24 circulation of communications by the Secretary-General, 23

communic;ition of, 23, 24

preparation of, 4, 23, 24

Rules 6-12, 4, 23, 24

Sccrctary-General’s function, 4, 7. 23, 24

Aggression, acts of, 196

Algeria: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 38, 147

question concerning the Islands of Abu Muss, the Greater

lunh

and the Lc\ser Tunb, 36. I65

situation in Southern Rhodesia, 35, 39, 129, 134

Appendix to the rules of procedure, I9

“:\ssoci:lfc mrmbersbip”, question of: 87 agenda item, 27, 58, 63

Committee of experts, established by the Council, 27, 58, 63,

64, 88

interim report of 15 June 1970. 64n

Icttcr dated IX August 1969 from the United States requesting

an early meeting of the Council to consider the proposal

to inscribe the item entitled “Creation of a category of

associate membership” in the agenda of the twenty-fourth

General Assembly. 6, 27 President:

consensus of the members of the Council to establish a

Committee of Experts to study the question, 6, 64

statcmcnt, 6, 64

titles: short and off&d, XVI

meetings:

1505th. 7, 27. 58, 63. 64

1506th, 6, 7, 27, 58, 63, 64

B

Bahrain: admission to UN, 28, 29, 58, 76n. 85. 86, 88, 89 see cr!co rrnclcr t&c’\tion of ILhr;rin

Banglndesb: participation in the pr,oceedings on the situation in the India/

Pakistan subcontinent, request for, transmitted in a letter

from the representative of India, 13, 13n, 14, 41. 45

see n/so rot&~ Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent

Bhutan: admission to UN, 28, 29, 58, 76n, 85, 86, 87, 88

Breacbcs of tbr peace. 196

Bulgaria: pri;t:i;;gon in the proceedings on the complaint by Guinea,

Burundi: parti<ip.ition in the proceeding\ on the situation in Southern

Rhodesia. 25, 127

C

Cease-fire: see lofcler Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent

SCP undrr Situation in the Middle Fast

Ceylon: participation in the proceedings on:

situation in the lndi;r/Pakisfan subcontinent, 39. 160

sit:!atton in the Yvldtllc East, 37. 113

Chad. partiL,pation in the proceeding\ on the situation in Namibia,

3.5. 36. 78n, 106

Chile:

participation in the proceedings on the situation in Namibia,

35.73, I01

ChIna: representation and credentials, 5-6

Gcncral Assembly resolution 2758 (XXVI) restoring all

rights of the I’eople’s Republic, 5, 6

report of the Sccrctnry-Gcncral dated 2 November 1971,

concerning the crcdcntials of the representative and

deputy representative of the Pcoplc’s Republic, 5-6

Communications from: Organization of African Unity, 227

Grganiznlion of Arncrican States, 227-228

States concerning matters before rcgionnl organizations, 228

States p:irtics to disputes or situations, 228

Competence of tbc Council: and the situation in Namibia, 79,

80

Compefcnce of the General Assembly: and the situntion in

Namibia, 79, 80

Complaint by Cyprus: :igcnda irem. 29, 35, 37. 121, 122, 123, 124, I25

consultations among members of the Council leading to an

agrccmcnt on the text of a draft resolution, 121, 122,

123, 124, I25 tlomcstic jurisdiction, 124

intcrcomrnunal talks. 125, 126

lcttcr dated 26 Scptcmbcr 1963 from Cyprus, 29

measures adopted hy the Council, 94, 96, 97, I2 l-126

negotiated seltlemcnt, call for, 124, 125, 176. I92

participation in the proceedings of:

Cyprus. 35. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125

Cirecce. 37. 121: 122; 123: 124: 125

I‘urkcy. 37. 121. 122, 123. 124. I25

I’residcnl:

sl:~te~~~c:r~t on consultation\ among mcmbcrs of the Coun-

cil resulting in an agreement on a draft resolution, 6, 7, 122, 123, 124, 125

Secretary-General:

call for negotiated setllcment, 124. 125 good offices, 125

mediation, 57-58, 125

rcpurts, 57-58, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125

Special Representative of, 125. I26

siibmi%ion. 121. 122. 123. 124, 125

United Nations Force in Cyprus: 57, 96, 121, 122, 123,

124. 125, I26 mandate, 57, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, I26

stationing, extension of, 6. 57, 96, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125. 126. 176, I92

titles: short and olIlci;il, XV meclings:

1085th. 29

1474th. 6. 6n, 35, 37, I21 152lst. 7, 711. 35, 37, 121, 122n

I543rd 35, 37. 122. 123n

1564th. 35, 37, 123. 124n

1567th. 35, 37. 124

1568lh, 35, 37, 124

16l2th, 29. 35. 37, 53. 125, 12hn

1613lh. 3c, 37, I?.(. I26

Complaint by Guinea: agend;r item, 28, 35, 3X. 39. 58, 60. 145, 146. 147, 149

airhornc UN troops, dispatch to Guinea rcqucsted, 146, 147,

17x. IX’)

cers:ition of hostilities. call by Council for, 94. 147

I)c~l;ir;ilion on the Granting of Independcncc to Colonial

C‘otmtrics and I’eoplcs (Gcnercll As\cmbly resolution 1514 (XIV)). 14s. 1-l’)

force, WC nr thrc;it of, 1-l’). 223

inveQif!alion, 146, 177-178. 17X-179. 181-182, 223 lellcr d.11~~1 3 l>cccmbrr 1969 from Guinea informing the

C’ouncil of the shelling of two Ciuinean vilhiges by Portu- guese forces, IJ5

letter dafcd 4 December 1969 from Guinea requesting a

meeting of the Council to consider its complaint against

Portugal, 28, 145, 189 letter d:itcd 5 December 1969 from forty Member States

associating them$elrcs with Guinea’s request and calling

for me:isures under Chapter VII of the Charter, 145, 189

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letter dated 12 December 1969 from Guinea informing the Council of further serious incidents of Portuguese aggres- sion, 145

letter dnted 22 November 1970 from Guinea requesting a most urgent meeting of the Council and the immediate intervention of nirborne UN troops to assist Guinea against nn armed attack by the Portuguese forces, 146, 178, 189

letter da&l 22 November 1970 from Portugal denying the charges, 146. 178

letter dated 4 December 1970 from Portugal declaring that it had not nuthorizcd the military operations against Guinea nnd rcjccting any culpability, 147

letter dated 7 December 1970 from Portugal transmitting an official communiquC of the Foreign hfinister reject- ing the conclusions of the report of the Special ILf ission (res. 289), 148

letter dated 3 August 1971 from Guinen warning of an imminent aggression by Portugal and requesting an im- mediate meeting of the Council, 149. 181, 189

letter dated 4 August 1971 from Guinea requesting to post- pone the dispatch of the Special Mission, 149, 181

letter dnted 12 August 1971 from Guinea indicating readi- ness to receive the Special Mission, 149, 181

letter dilted 29 September 1971 from Portugal stating that the report of the Special Mission proved the unfounded nature of Guinea’s allegations about imminent aggres- sion, 150

measures adopted by the Council, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 145-150

message from the UNDP Representative in Guinea con- firming the arrival of foreign forces, 146, 178

participation in the proceedings of: Algeria, 38, 147 Bulgaria, 38, 145 Congo (Brazzaviile), 38, 145, 147 Cuba, 39,147 Ethiopia, 39, 147 Guinea, 35, 145, 146, 147, 149 Haiti, 39, 147 India, 38,39, 145, 147 Lesotho, 38, 145 Liberia, 38, 145, 147 Libyan Arab Republic, 38, 145 Madagascar, 38, 145 Mali, 38, 145, 147

’ Mauritania, 38, 147 Mauritius, j8. j9, 145. 147 Pakistan, 39, i47 Portunai. 38. 145 SaudiA;ab& 38, 145, 147 Senegal, 38, 147 Sierra Leone, 38. 145 Somalia, 39, 147 Southern Yemen, 39, 147 Sudan, 39, 147 Syrian Arab Republic, 38, 145 Tanzania, 38, 147 Tunisia, 38, 145 Uganda, 39, 147 United Arab Republic, 39, 147 Yemen, 38,145 Yugoslavia, 38, 147

President: informing the Council of a letter from Portugal reject-

ing the renort of the Soecial Mission as invalid, 148 requested to follow cidsely the implementation of a

Council resolution, 149 statement expressing the consensus of the members of

the Council regarding the composition of the Special Mission to Guinea, 7, 60, 150, 181-182

statement expressing the consensus of the members of the Council regarding the composition of the Special sion, 8. 60, 150

statements, 27n, 95,97, 150 retention in the agenda, 27n, 147, 149 sanctions, request for, 150

Secretary-General: requested to appoint a special mission after consultations

with the President of the Council, 9, 57 requested to follow implementation of Council decisions

and to report thereon, 97, 148 statement informing the Council nbout an urgent mcs-

sage from the President of Guinea regarding armed aggression by Portugal, 11, 146, 178

self-defence, 146, 223 self-determination, 150 Special Mission to the Republic of Guinea establish&

;;r$;7Fsolution 289 (19701, 57, 58, 59, 147, 148, 149,

appointment after consultations by the President and the Secretary-General, 9, 57, 58, 59. 147, 178

formation after consultations among Council members, amendment proposing, 147, 178

report of 3 December 1970, 59, 147 Special Mission to the Republic of Guinea established

under resolution 295 (1971). 60, 149, 150, 181-182 appointment after consultations by the President and the

Secretary-Genernl, 9, 57, 60, 149, 181 composition, 7, 8, 60, 150, 1790, 181-182 report of 14 September 1971,60, 150

Special Representative, dispatch by Council proposed, 149 Special Representative, dispatch by Secretary-General sug.

gested, 147 submission, 145-146, 146-147, 147-i48 suspension, 147, 148, 149, 181 telegram dated 22 November 1970 addressed to the Secre-

tary-General from the President of Guinea requesting UN intervention against Portuguese aggression, 146, 178, 189

threat to peace and security, 148, 149 determination by the Council. 148

withdrawal of ali foreign for&s, call by the Council for, 147. 178

titles, short and official, XVI-XVII meetings:

1522nd, 28, 35, 38, 145, 146n, 222n, 223 1523rd. 35.38. 145.222n. 223 1524th; 35; 38; 145, 146, 177n. 206n, 222n, 223 152Sth, 35, 38, 145, 146, 222n, 223, 226n 1526th 35, 38, 51, 145, 146, 176n, 177n, l78n, 222n, 223 1558th 11, 35, 38,52,58,146, 147n, 178n, 17911 1559th, 35, 38, 39, 59, 147, 148n, 196n 1560th 35,38,39,59, 147. i48n, 196n, 206n 3561~5 35, 38,39,59, 147, 148n, 206n 1562nd, 35, 38, 39, 59, 147, 148,206n 1563rd, 27n, 35, 38, 39, 52, 59, 147, 148, 196n, 20611,

226n 1573rd, 7, 14, 35, 60, 149, 181 i576th, 7, 35,60. 149, 181, i82n 1586th, 35, 150 1603rd, 6, 28, 35, 150

Complaints by Senegal: Ad Hoc Working Group of Experts of the Commission of

Human Rights: 179, 180 report, 143, 179, 180, 222

agenda item, 35,38,59, 140, 141 conciliation, 141, 220 Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial

Countries and Peoples (General Assembly resolution 1514 (XIV)), 142, 143, 144, 148

Declaration on the Strengthening of International Security tGener;ll Assembly resolution 2734 (XXV)), 221

fact-finding, 180, 222 force, use or threat of, 140, 141, 143, 220, 221, 222 investigation, 141, 143, 144, 178, 179-181,220, 221, 222 letter dated 27 November 1969 from Senegal requesting an

urgent meeting of the Council to consider an armed attack and systematic provocation by regular Portuguese forces, 140. 187

letter dated 2 December 1969 from thirty-six Member States expressing Africa’s concern at the threats and acts

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of aggression by Portugal and calling for measures under Chapter Vii of the Charter, 140, 188

letter dated 7 December 1969 from Senegal requesting an urgent meeting of the Council to consider a further at- tack by Portuguese forces, 141, 188, 220

letter dated 6 July 1971 from Senegal requesting an urgent meeting of the Council to consider further serious acts of aggression by Portug‘al, 142, 188

lcttcr dated 10 July iY71 from Portugal rejecting Senegal’s charges, 142, 179

letter dated 12 July 1971 from thirty-seven Member States supporting Senegal’s request for an urgent meeting, 142, I88

letter dated 29 September 1971 from Portugal, rejecting the conclusions of the Special Mission and reiterating its proposal for a frontier control commission, 144

measures adopted by the Council, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 140-145

mixed frontier control commission, proposed, 144 negotiations, 141. 143, 222 PAIGC, 144, 178 participation in tbc proceedings of:

Guinea, 35, 38, 140, 142, 144 Liberia, 38, 140 Madagascar, 38, 140 Mali, 38, 140, 142, 144 hlauritania, 38, 140, 142, 144 Mauritius, 38, 142 Morocco, 38, 140 Portugal, 38,140 Saudi Aiabia. 38, 140 Scncuai. 35. 38. 142. 144 Sierra &on>, i8, 140 Sudan, 38, 142, 144 Syria, 38, 140 Togo, 38, 142, 144 Tunisia, 38, 140 United Arab Republic, 38, 140 Yemen, 38, 140 Zambia, 38, 142, 144

peace-keeping operations, 144, 180 President:

report of 21 July 1971, 181 requested to dispatch a special mission of inquiry, 143,

180, 222 requested lo follow and report on the implementation of

Council decisions, I45 statements, 27n

retention in the agenda, 27n. 142, 145’, 221 Secretary-General :

report of 21 July 1971, 181 requested 10 dispatch a special mission of inquiry, 9, 59,

143, 180, 222 requested to follow and report on the implementation of

Council decisions, 97, 145 selfdefencc, 141, 143, 144, 220,221 self-determination, 142, 144, 145, 178, 188 Special Mission of the Security Council established under

resolution 294 (1971): 59-60, 143, 144, 145. 180, 181, 222

dispatched by the President of the Council and the Sec- retary-General, 9, 57, 59, 180

report of 16 September 1971, 59, 143-144, 145 submission, 140-141, 142, 144 threat 10 peace and security, 222 titles. short and official. XVI meetings:

1516th. 12, 35, 38, 140, 14ln, 220 1517th. 12. 35. 38. 140, 177n, 220n 15181h. 35, 38, 140, 141, 176n, 177n, 220 1519th. 35, 38. 140, 141, 177n, 220 1520th. 37n. 35, 38, 51, 140, 141, 177n. 206~1, 22&l, 221 1569th, 35, 38, 142, 179,221 1570th 35, 38, 141. i43n, 179, lgOn, 221 1571st, 35, 38, 142. 180 1572nd. 35, 38. 52. 59, 142, 143, 177n, 180,22ln, 222 1586th, 38. 59,6On. 144, 178n, 206n 1599th. 6, 6n, 3g. 59, 144

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16OOth, 38,59, 144,178n 1601~1, 3, 4n, 24, 27n. 38, 52, 59, 60, 144, 206n

Complaint by Zambia: agenda item, 37-38, i 36, 138 Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial

Countries and Peoples (General Assembly resolution 1514 (XIV)), 138

domestic jurisdiction, 138 fact-finding mission, 138, 219 force, use or threat of, 137, 139, 217, 218, 220 investigation, 217, 219 letter dated IS July 1969 from Zambia charging violations

of its territorial integrity by Portugal and requesting a meeting of the Council, 27, 136, 186, 217

letter dated 18 July 1969 from thirty-five Member States supporting. on behalf of the OAU, the request for a meet- ing, 136

letter dated 6 October 1971 from Zambia requesting an urgent meeting of the Council to consider a series of violations of its sovereignty and territorial integrity by South African armed forces. 138. 186

icttcr dated 7 October 1971 frdm fokty-seven Member States associating themselves with Zambia’s request for a meet- ing, 138. 187

letter dated 11 October 1971 from Lesotho associating it- self with the request for a meeting, 138, 187

Luso-Zambian Mixed Commission, 137 mcnsurcs adopted by the Council, 94, 95, 98, 99, 136-l 39 participation in the proceedings of:

Congo, Democratic Republic of, 37, 136 Gabon, 37, 136 Guinea, 38, 138 India, 38, 138 Kenya, 37.38. 136, 138 Liberia, 37, 136 Madagascar, 37, 136 Nigeria, 38, 138 Pakistan, 38, 138 Portugal, 37, 136 Sierra Leone, 37, 136 Somalia, 37, 136 South Africa, 38, 138 Tanzania, 37, 38, 136, 138 Tunisia, 37. i 36 United Arab Republic, 37, 136 Yugoslavia. 38, 138 Zambia, 38, 138

President: statcmcnt, 27n

retention in tbe agenda, 270, 138. 218 right of pursuit, 137 sclfdcfencc. 136. 137.217.218 submission.‘l36-i37, i38, i39 threat to peace and security, 2 18, 2 19, 220 titles, short and official, XVi meetings:

i486th, 27, 37, 136, 137n, 176n, 206n, 217 i487th, 37, 136, 206n, 217n. 218 1488th. 37. 136. 137, 176n, i77n, 217n, 218 1489th, 37, 136, 137, 17611, 177n, 217n 1490th. 37, 136 1491st, 27n, 37.51, 136. 176n. 177n. 217n, 218 1590th, 38. 138, 139n. 219,226n 159lst. 38, 138,219 1592nd, 27, 38, 138, 206n, 219

ConciiIatioo: 141, 220 Conduct of business: 1 l-18

ndjuurnmcnt of a meeting. 11, 16, 17 and the President, 12, 13-14 order of intervention in debates, Ii, 12 order of voting on two amendments to the same draft rcso-

lution, I?,. 13, 17-18 point of order, ruling by the President. 11, 12. 13-14 precedence of principal motions and draft resolutions in

order of submission, 16 request for a separate vote on a paragraph of a draft rcsc+

lution. 1 I, 15-16

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Conduct of business (cor~i~tr~f)

subm&ion in writing of resolutions, amendments and sub- stantive motions required, II, 14-15

suspension of a meeting. 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17 Congo (Ilrazzavllle):

General Assembly:

participation in the proceedings on the complaint by Guinea. 38, 145, 147

and admission of new Members, 76 and appointment of the Secretary-General, 67, 70 Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial

Countries and Peoples (resolution 1514 (XIV)), see f/ml title

notification under Article 12(2) by the Secretary-General to, 67, 68

Congo, Democratic Republic of: participation in the procecd.ings on the complaint by Zam-

pracliccs and proceedings: amendment to the Statute of the International Court of

bia, 37, 136 Justice, 70, 71 Consensus of the members of the Council, see under Presidency Consultations nmong the members of the Council resulting in

an agreement on a draft resolution, see under Presidency Convention and Protocol for the Protection of Cultural Property

in the Event of Armed Conflict (1955). 119

Cuba:

election of members of the International Court of Justice, 67, 7 I-72

participation in Ihc proceedings on the complaint by Guinea, 39. 147

Cyprus:

in relation to Article 12, 67. 68 in relation to Articles of the Charter involving recom-

mendations to the Council by the Assembly, 70-71 in relation to the convocation of a special sesion of the

General Assembly, 68 recommendations to the Council in the form of resolutions.

67, 74-75

and complaint by Cyprus, see thur title participation in the proceedings on the complainl by Cyprus,

35, 121, 122. 123, 124, 125

referral, under resolution 377 A (V), to the General As- sembly of an item being considered by the Security Council, 67, 68-69

D

Declaration of Humnn Rights (1948), 103, 1 I9 Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Coun-

tries and Peoples (Gcnrral Assembly resolution 1514 (XIV)), 126. 128, 131, 133, 135, 138, 142, 143, 144, 148, 149, 150, 205, 20Y

Declaration on the Strengthening of International Security (General Assembly resolution 2734 (XXV)), 75, 166,221

Determination by the Council that a sifuatiou constituted a threat to International peace and security, 79, 80, 94, 107, 148

relations with the Council. 67-76 reports of the Council 10. 67, 75 subsidiary organs of: relations with the Council, 67, 72-74

Special Committee on Apartheid, 74

Special Committee on the Situation with regard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, 74

United Nations Council for Namibia, 72-74 Geneva Conventions of 1949:

nnd situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent. 94 and situation in the Middle East, 94, 114, I IS, 119

Ghnnr:

Determination of the nature of a question, 80, 94

Disputes:

participation in the proceedings on: auestion of race conflict in South Africa. 36. 152 situation in Southern Rhodesia. 39, 134 .

communications from States parties to, 228 questions submitted as, 182, 183

Good offices: and complaint by Cyprus, 125 and question of Bahrain, IO, IOn. 150-152. 189, 190 and situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent, 9, 156.

157, 163, 176n Greece:

Documents: identified by serial number in the S/series, XII

Domestic jurisdictiun, 16. 42, 124, 138, 139, 140, 157. 161, 224-226

E

Economic and Social Council: relations with the Security Coun- cil, 67, 76

Ethiopia: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea. 39, 147 situation in Namibia, 35, 36, 78n, 106

F

Fact-finding: 10, 15 1 n and complaint by Guinea, 60 and compkiints by Senegal, 9. 59-60, 179, 180, 222 and complain( by Zambia, 138, 2 19 and quchtion of Bahrain, 10, 15ln missions of inquiry, 9, 57, 5Y-60, 93, 138, 144, lSln, 177,

I81 Fiji: admission to UN, 28, 29, 49, 76n, 85, 86, 88 Force, use or threat of:

in general, 137. 139, 140, 141, 143, 204, 205, 209-223 invalid under the Charter, 212, 213 and compl,tint by Guinea and complaints by Senegal and complaint by Guinea and question concerning the Islands of Abu hlusa. the

Greater Tunb and the Lesser Tunb and situation in Southern Rhodchia and ritualion in the Xliddle East

Gabon: c

participation in the proceedings on Ihe complaint by Zambia, 37, 136

participation in the proceedings on the complaint by Cyprus, 37, 121, 122, 123. 124, I25

Guinea: participation in the proceeding3 on: ’

complaint by Guinea, 35, 145, 146. 147, 149 complaints by Senegal, 35, 38, 140, 142, 144 complaint by Zambia, 38, 138 situation in Southern Rhodesia, 35, 127

Guyana: participation in the proceedings on the situation in Namibia,

35, 78n, 79, I06

II

Ilugue Couventiou of 1907. I I9

Haiti: pa$ci~;~on in the proceedings on the complaint by Guinea,

J

IAEA, 71

India:

and p;krticip;llion in the India/Pakistan subcontinent. SEC tliut Ii//r

participation in the proceedings on: complaint by Guinea, 38. 39, 145, 147 complaint by Zambia. 38, 138 question of race conflict in South Africa, 36, I52 situation in Namibia. 35, 39, 78n. 101, 102. 106 silu;llion in Southern Rhodcsiu, 35, 39, 127. 129, 134 situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent, 39, 155, 160 situation in fhc hliddle Fast, 37, I I3

Indexes 237 -___- -

India-Pakistan question: United Nations Military Observer Group in India and

Pakistan, 57 see also nrrder Situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent

Indonesin: participation in the proceedings on the situation in the

Middle East, 37, I IO, 113

International Court of Justice: accession, conditions of, 67, 70 advisory opinion on the continued presence of South Africa

in N;mlibia, 67, 74, 76-81, 104, 105-109 requested by the Council, 76, 96, 10.5 submitted to the Council, 78

advisory opinions of 1950, 1955 and 1956 on South West Africa, 77, 80

amendment to Article 22 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice and consequential amendments to Arti- cles 23 und 28, 70

conditions of participation of States not Members of the UN but parties to the Statute in the amendment of the Statute, 28. 67. 70-71

election of members, 49, 67, 7 l-72 agenda item, 28. 29, 72 memorandum by the Secretary-General, 72 titles, short and official, XVI meeting:

1515th, 28. 29, 72 letter dated 23 September 1969 from the President of the

General Assembly, 28, 29, 70 agenda item, 28, 29, 70 measures adopted by the Council, 70-71 President:

statement expreving the consensus of the Council re- garding the text of a draft resolution, 70

titles, short and official, XVI mecling:

IS14th. 28, 29, 70. 71 relations with the Council, 67, 76-8 I voting in connexion with, 49,72 Statute:

Article 4: 71 (rr.rr) Article 8: 71 (rrxl) Article 10: 49, 71 (rc.rr). 72 Article I I : 7 1 ( fenr) Article 12: 71-72 (fcxr) Article 14: 72 (IPXI) Arficle 22: 70 (rr.rf). 70 Article 23: 70 (fe.r/), 70 Article 28: 70 (te.r~), 70 Article 69: 70 (Iexr), 70

luvestigation: 7, 9. 57. 59-60, 112, 141, 143, 144, 146, 177-178, 178. 179-181. IRI-182. 217, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223

Iran: participation in the proceedings on:

question concerning the Islands of Abu Muss. the Grcatcr Tunb and the Lesrer Tunb, 39, 105

question of Bahrain, 39, 151

Ir3q: participation in the proceedings on:

question concerning the Islands of Abu Muss, the Greater Tunb and the Lesser Tunb, 36. 165

situation in the Middle East, 37, I10

Ismel: participation in the proceedings on the situation in the

Middle East, 3-l. 36, 37, 109, 110, 112, 113. 1 IS, 118, II9

J

Jordan:

participation in the proceedings on the situation in the hliddle East, 34, 36, 37, 109, 110. 112, 119

Kenya:

K

participation in the proceedings on: complaint by Zambia. 37, 38, 136, 138 situation in Southern Rhodesia, 39, 134

Korea, DrmocrsHc People’s Republic of: application for membership in UN, 85

Korea, Republic of: application for membership in UN, 85

Kuwait: particip:ition in the proceedings on:

question concerning the Islands of Abu Muss, the Greater Tunb and the Lesser Tunb, 39, 165

situation in the Middle East, 37, I IO

I,

Languages: 18-19 inclusion of Russian and Spanish among working languages

of the Council, 18-19 ~ro/c Ivrbolc dated 16 January 1969 from Spain, 18 IIO~~ l~crbolc dated 16 January 1969 from the USSR, I8 resolution adopted, 18-19 statement by the President, I9 meeting:

1463rd, 18, 19 interpretation in Council, 18, 19 SEC also Rules of Procedure: Rules 4 1-47

Lebanon: participation in the proceedings on the situation in the

Middle East, 34, 37, 110, 112, 113, 115. 118, 119 Lesotho:

participaticln in the procectlings on the complaint by Guinea, 38, I45

Liberin: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 38, 145, 147 complaints by Senegal, 38, 140 complaint by Zambia, 37, 136 situation in Namibia, 35, 36, 78n, 80. 106

Libyan Arab Republic: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 38, 145 question concerning the Islands of Abu Muss, the Greater

Tunb and the Lesser Tunb, 36, 165

M

Madagascar: paiticip;\tion in the proceedings on:

compl;lint by Guinea, 38, 145 complaints by Senegal, 38, 140 compl;lint by Zambia, 37, 136

hlaintcnauce of international peace and security, responsibility of the Council for, 79, 161 and situation in Namibia, 79, 107 and situation in the InJia/Pakirtan subcontinent, 161

3fnlilysiu: participation in the proceedings on the situation in the

Middle East, 37, I IO. I I3

nf:lli: pn~ticipntion in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea. 38, 145, 147 complaints by Senegal, 38, 140, 142, 144 situation in the Middle East. 37, 119

hlrndates of Hlc League of Nations, termination of, 79, 80 Palestine Mandate. 80 and situation in Namibia, 80, 99-109

hfauritnnia: participation in the proceedings on:

compl;rint hy (;uine:l. 35. I47 complaints by Scnc~.lI. 38. 140. 142, I44 situ:ltion in N;lmtbia. 35. 36, 127 situation in Sourhslm Rhodesia, 35, 127

hlauritius: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea. 38. 39. l-!S, 147 complitints by Senegal. 38, I42 question of race conflict in South Africa, 35, I52 situation in Namibia, 35, 78n, 106

238 Jndcxea

Mcasurcs adopted by the Council: tabulation, 93-99 Mediation:

and complaint by Cyprus, 57-58, 125 Meetings: 3-5

adjournment, 4, 8, 16, 42, 129, 140. 158, 161, 171, 226 see also Conduct of business: adjournment of meetings

periodic meetings, 4-5, 23, 24 see c11sn rcndel Periodic meetings, question of see also rrndcr Review of the international situation

practice of the Prcsidcnt consulting members of the Council for the purpose of determining the timing of a proposed meeting, 4, 4n

suspension, II, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 117, 136, 147, 148, 149, 157, 162, 163, 181,215 &?c N/SO Conduct of business: suspension of meetings

Membership in UN: agenda item, 28, 29, 85, 86,89 application for:

considered without reference to the Committee on the Admission of new Members, 88

documentation submitted to the Council, 89 failing to obtain a recommendation, 85 from individual States, set Slates concertled order of discussion, 89 pending on 1 January 1969,85 presentation. 87 procedures in their recommendation by the Council, 89 recommended by the Committee on the Admission of new

Members, 86 recommended by the Council to the General Assembly,

85, 86 referred to the Committee on the Admission of new

Members, 58, 87-88, 89 submitted between 1 January 1969 and 31 December

1971, 86 voting on:

in the General Assembly, 86-87, 89 in the Security Council, 86

associate membership, see under Associate membership, question of participation in the proceedings on: application for admission by Bhutan:

India. 86 Pakistan, 86

application for admission by Oman: Yemen, 86

application for admission by Qatar: Yemen, 86

role of the General Assembly and the Security Council, 89 titles, short and official, XVII-XVIII meetings:

155Jth. 9n, 28, 29, 49, 85, 85n. 86, 88 lS65lh, 5, Sn, 19, 28, 29, 58% 85n, 87 I566th, 28, 29, 58n, 85, 85n, 86 1574th, 28, 29, 58n. 85n, 88, 89 1575th, 28. 29, 58n, 85, 85n, 86 15771h, 28, 29, 58n, 85n, 88n 1578131, 28. 29, 58n. 85. 85n, 86 15871h, 18. 29, 58n, 85, 85n. 86 1608th, 28. 29, 58n, 85n, 88n 1609th, 28. 29, 58n. 85, 85n, 86

Military Staff Committee: relations with the Council, 67, 8 1 Morocco:

participation in the proceedings on: complaints by Senegal, 38, 140 situation in the Middle East, 36. 37. 110, 115. 119

N

Nigeria: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Zambia, 38. 138 situation in Namibia, 34n, 35, 36, 74, 78n, 106

Non-Member States, obligations of, 79 and situation in Namibia, 79

Noopnrticipatioo, see lrnder Voting

0

Oman: admission to UN, 28, 29, 58, 76n, 85, 87, 88, 89 Organization of African llnlty:

communications from, 36, 78, 227 and situation in Namibia, 36, 74, 78, 105, 106, 108 and situation in Southern Rhodesia, 129, 132, 135

Orpmizstion of Americro States: communications from, 227-228

P

Pari& Islands, Trust Territory of, 76 Pakistan:

participation in the proceedings on: complaint by Guinea, 39, 147 complaint by Zambia, 38, 138 question of Bahrain, 39, 151 question of race conflict in South Africa, 36, 152 situation in Namibia, 35, 102 situation in Southern Rhodesia, 35, 129 situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent, 39, 155, 160

Participation lo the proceedings of the Council: 3345 basis of invitations to participate, 33-43 invitations of members of the UN, 33, 34-36, 36-39

denied, 40 on ground of special interest, 33, 34 submitting disputes or situations, 33, 34-36 tabulation, 33, 34-36, 36-39 to submit written statements, 40

invitations of persons in individual capacity, 33, 34, 42, 43 invitations of non-member States and other invitations, 33,

34, 41-43 denied, 43 expressly under Article 32, 41 cxprcssly under rule 39, 34, 41-43 not expressly under Article 32 or rule 39, 43

invitations of representatives of UN organs or subsidiary organs, 34, 36

obligation of the Council to extend an invitation, 33 order of speakers (members of the Council before invited

representatives), 43 procedures relating to participation of invited representa-

tives, 33.4345 duration of participation, 43 effect of extension of invitations, 43,45 limitations of procedural nature, 43-44

order in which invited representatives are called upon to speak, 43,44

limitations on matters to be discussed by invited repre- sentatives: adoption of agenda, 43,44-45 extension of invitations, 43.45 postponement of comideration of a question, 45 other matters, 45

raising of points of order by invited representatives, 44 renewal of invitations, 43 stage at which invited representatives might bc heard, 43 submission of proposals or drait reoslutions by invited

representatives, 43,44 Patiicipation in proceedings of kited representatives:

on complaint by Cyprus: see thut title on complaint by Guinea: see thut tirle on complaints by Senegal : see that title on complaint by Zambia: see that title on membership in UN: admission of new members: see

fhat ride on question concerning the Islands of Abu Muss, the Greater

Tunb and the Lcsscr Tunb: see that title on question of Bahrain: see that tirle on question of race conflict in South Africa: see thur title on situation in Namibia: ser that title on situation in Southern Rhodesia: see that tide on situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent: see that

title on situation in the Middle East: see thot tirle

lndexca 239

Peace-keeping operations, 123, 124, 140, 144, 180 .WC n/.co: complaint by Cyprus

complaints by Senegal situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent situation in the Middle East

Periodic meclings, questiou of: 4-S communiquf issued at the end of a private meeting through

the Secretary-General, 5, 99, 154 consensus of the members of the Council expressed by the

President, 5 letter of 5 June 1970 from Finland requesting a meeting

of the Council, 4 measures adopted by the Council, 99 memorandum dated 3 March 1970 by Finland on the ques-

tion of initialing periodic meetings, 4n note dated 20 April 1970 from the President of the Council

proposing consultations among the Council members with regard lo the question of periodic meetings, 4, 4n

President: statement expressing the consensus of the mcm- bcrs of the Council, 7, 28, 99

Secretary-General: requested by the Council to draw up a provisional agenda

of a periodic meceting. 9, 24 set U/JO Review of the international situation titles, short and oflicial, XVII meetings:

ISJ41h, 5. 5n, 7. Pn, 28, 154n meeting of 21 October 1970 held in private, $99, 154

Porlugol: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 38, 145 complaints by Senegal, 38, 140 complaint by Zambia, 37, 136

Presidency: 6-P and conduct of a meeting, 6 consensuc of the members of the Council:

communicated through a circulation of a document, 6, 6n expressed by the President in the course of a meeting, 5. 6,

6n, 7, 8 consultations with Council members with a view to reach-

ing an agreement on measurcJ to be adopted by the Council, 6, 7

functions in connexion with the agenda, 6 practice of the President consulting Council members to

determine the timing for a proposed meeting, 4, 4n request lo the President to adhere to an understanding

reached during informal consultations, 6, 8-P suggestion that a meeting be adjourned for informal con-

&ations by Council members, 6, 8 JCC also urlder srrb-tit[e President in connexion with the fol-

lowing titles: complaint by Cyprus complaint by Guinea complaints by Senegal complaint by Zambia languages periodic meetings, question of question concerning the Islands of Abu Muss, the Greater

Tunb and the lesser Tunb question of Bahrain review of the international situation situation in Namibia situation in Northern Ireland situation in Southern Rhodesia situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent situation in the Middle East situation of hijacking

Private meetings of the Council, 19, 19n. 76n Provlsioual Rules of Procedure: see Rules of procedure, pro-

visional Publicity of meetings: 19, see also rules of procedure, Rule 48

Q Qatar: admission (0 UN, 28, 29, 58. 76n. 85, 86, 87, 88n Question conceruing the Islands of Abu hlusa, the Greater Tunb

and the Lesser Tunb agenda item, 36, 39, 165

agreed settlement, achieved, 166 Arabian Gulf, 165, 166 Declaration on the Strengthening of International Security

(General Assembly resolution 2734 (XXV)), 166 deferment to allow for third-party efforts, 167, 192 “exclusive agreement\” of 6 and 8 March 1892, 166 force, use of, 166 inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by the UK of

force, 165. I66 League of Arab States, 165 letter dated 3 December 1971 from Algeria, Iraq, the Libyan

Arab Republic and Yemen requesting an urgent meeting of the Council to consider the serious situation in the Arabian Gulf, 165, 190

letter dated 7 December 1971 from Iraq transmitting to the Secretary-General a cable dated 30 November 1971 from the Ruler of Ras Al-Khaime describing the invasion of the islands by Iranian troops and requesting Iraq’s help, 165

measures adopted by the Council, 99, 165-167 participation in the proceedings of:

Algeria, 36, 165 Iran. 39, 165 Iraq, 36, 165 Kuwait, 39, 165 Libyan Arab Republic, 36, 165 United Arab Emirates, 39, 165 Yemen, 36, 165

penceful settlement of disputes, principle of, 166, 192 President: statement, 99, 167 status of islands, 165. 166 submission, 165-166 third-party efforts, recommended, 167 withdrawal, call for, 166 titles, short and official, XVIII meeting:

16iOtb,36, 39, 165, 177n, 192n

Question of Bahrain: agenda item, 28, 39, 151 Bahrain, status of, 150-151 fact-finding mission, 15 In letter dated 2 April 1970 from the Mission of the USSR

fo the Secretary-General, 151 letter dated 4 April 1970 from the USSR to the President

of the Council, transmitting the text of a letter to the SecretaryGeneral. 10

letter dated 6 April 1970 from the Secretary-General to the President of the Council, transmitting his reply to the USSR letter, 10

letter dated 4 May 1970 from Iran requesting a meeting of the Council lo consider a report by the Secretary-General on the question of Bahrain, 151, 189

letter dated 5 hlay 1970 from the United Kingdom submit- ting a similar request, 151, 190

maintenance of international peace and security, role of Security Council in, 10

measures adopted by the Council, 97, lS(r152 participation in the proceedings of:

Iran, 39, 151 Pakistan, 39, 151 Yemen, 39,151

peaceful settlement of disputes, 151 President:

st:\temcnt that consultations had resulted in an agreement on the text of a draft resolution, 151

Secretary-General: good offices, 10, 150-151, ISin, 189. 190

and fact-finding, 10 and prior consullaIion with the Council, 10n

note dated 28 hlurch 1970 lo the Council regarding the request for his good offices, 10, 150. 151

note dated 30 April 1970 transmitting to the Council the report of his Personal Representative, 151

Personal Representative: appointment. 10 report, 176n. 189. 190

submission, 150- 15 I titles, short and ofiicial, XVII

24.0 Indexer

Question of Bahrain (c~rfirrrrrd)

meeling: 1536th 1011, 28, 39, 151, 152n, 177n

Question of race conllict In South Africa: agenda item, 28, 35, 36, 152 arms embargo:

call for a complete mandatory arms embargo, 153, 154, 198

violations of, 152, 153, 198 letter dated 11 July 1963, 28 letter dated 15 July 1970 from forty African Member

States requesting an urgent meeting of the Council to resume the consideration of race conflict in South Africa and of the strengthening of the arms embargo against South Africa, 75, 190

liberation movements, 152. 153, 198 measures adopted by the Council, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 152-

154 participation in the proceedings of:

Ghana, 36, 152 India, 36, IS2 Mauritius, 35, 152 Pakistan, 36, 152 Somalia, 36, 152

Secretary-General requested to follow the implementation of Council de-

cisions and to report thereon. 97, 154 self-defence, right of, 198 Special Committee on Apartheid, 152 submission, 152 threat to peace and security, 152, 153, 198, 199 titles, short and official, XVII meetings:

1040th, 28, 36 154Sth, 35, 36, 75, 152, 153n, 198, 206n 1546th, 12, 35, 36, 152, 153n, 196n, 198, 206n 1547th, 35, 36, 152, 153n, 198, 206n 1548th, 35, 36, 152, 153, 198, 226n 1549th, 35, 36, 51, 152, 153, 199, 206n 1627th. 75

R Records: 19

see also Rules of Procedure: Rules 48-57 Records of the meetings of fhe Council, references to, XIII Regional organizations:

communications from States on matters before them, 228

Relations of the Council with other United Nations Organs, 67-8 1 SW nlso Rules of Procedure: Rule 61

Reports of the Council (0 the General Assembly: annual. 76,76n special, 76

Representation and credentials, 5-6 see also urlder China

Reprisal, acts of, 110. 113. 210. 21 1, 213 Resolutions of (he Council, references lo, XIII Review of Lbe international situafion:

agend;l item. 24 communique issued al the end of the priodic meeting, 154 consensus expressed and approved by the Council on

12 June 1970, 154 measures adopted by the Council, 154 peaceful settlement of disputes, role of the Council in, 154 peace-keeping opera6ons, guidelines for, 154 President:

statement expressing the consensus of the members of the Council, 7

provisional agenda. 24, 154 note dated 19 October 1970 from the Secretary-General,

24. 154 resolution 242 (1967), 154 Secretary-General:

communiquC issued by, 154 note dirred 19 October 1970 issuing the provisional agenda,

24, IS4 statcmcnt, 154

self-determination, 15-l

titles, short and official, XVIII meeting (private) :

1555th, 24, 154 see also rrrrder Periodic meeting, question of

Rules of procedure: amended, 28

meetings: lsr, 28 1463rd, 28

appendix to, 19

S

Saoc(ioos, 199-204 and situation in Southern Rhodesia, see flint fir/e proposed. 103, 112, 119. 129, 130, 150, 200, 201, 202, 212,

216

Saudi Arobia: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 38, 145, 147 complaints by Senegal, 38, 140 siluation in Namibia, 39, 106 situation in Southern Rhodesia, 35, 39, 127, 129, 134 situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent. 39, 155, 160 situation in the Middle East, 36, 37, 109, 110, 113, 115,

119 Secretarial: 9-l 1

functions in relation to the Council, 67 see n/so Rules of Procedure: Rules 21-26

Secrctary.General: appoinlment. 67, 70

meeting: 16?0th, 70, 70n

authorized to set up subsidiary organs of the Council, 9 communications: circulation by, 24

communiquf. issued at the end of a private Council meeting through, 5

notificalions to the General Assembly under Article 12 (2). 67, 68

requested by the Council: IO follow the implementation of resolutions. to keen certain

questions under review, lo submit w-i& or oi reports, 9-10. 10n. 60, 96-97. 98-99. 112. 11s

IO transmit to the Gen&al A&.embly the text of a resolution adopted by the Security Council, 9

to transmit lo the International Court of Justice the text of a resolulion adopted by the Security Council, 9, 97

subsidiary organs set up by, 9, 57 summary statements on matters of which the Council is

seized, 27, 28, 29, 68 see &so ro&r sfrh-liflc Sccrctary-General in connexion with

the following titles: complaint by Cyprus complaint by Guinea compl;lints by Senegal periodic meetings, qucslion of question of Bahrain question of race conflict in South Africa rcbicw of the international situation situation in Namibia situation in Southern Rhodesia. situation in the India/Pakistan subcontinent situation in the Middle East

self-defeoce, 146, 156, 182n. 198, 223 and complaints by Senegal, see rhaf fir/e and complaint by Zambia: WC ri~ar ride

and situation in the Middle East: see that rifle self-determination, 112. 138, 150, 161, 165, 209

and complaints by Senegal: SW that fi~le and situation in Namibia: SPC f/~ar rifle and situation in Southern Rhodesia: HE rhar rifle

Senegal : participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 38, 147 compl;rinfs by Scnepal. 35, 38. 142. 144 sirtlafion in Southern Rhodesia, 34, 129

Indcxw 241 ____.__- __- ~-___ Sierra Leone:

participation in the proceedings on: complaint by Guinea, 38, 145 complaints by Senegal, 38, 140 complaint by Zambia, 37, 136

Situation In Namibia: Ad-Hoc Sub-Committee of the Council, etablishcd under

resolution 276 (1970), 9, 57, 62, 73. 76, 77, 102, 103, 104. 183

Ad-Hoc Sub-Committee on Namibia, 62-63, 80, 105, 107, IOB-IOY report, 78, 80. 104, 105, 107, 108

adjournment, 109 advisory opinions of the Intenational Court of Justice:

on South West Africa (1950. 1955. 1956). 77. 80 regarding the cominued presence of South Africa in

Namibia, 76-81. 96, 104, 105-109 rcqucsted by the Council, 76, 96, 105 trammittcd by the Secretary-General. 78

agenda item, 26, 29, 35, 36, 39, 40, 72, 73, 78, 99, 100, 101, 102. 103. 105 change of title, 26, 29n, 100, 183n

oparfheid. policy of, 107 f~fm.r cnrhor~o (under resolution 282 (1970)), 104, 108

scr crlso rc11der r/~c rifle question of race conflict in South Africa

competence of the Council, 79, 80, 106 competence of the General Assembly, 79, 80, 106 Declaration of Human Rights (1948), 103 Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial

Countries and Peoples (General Assembly resolution 1514 (XIV)), 74

letter dated 28 February 1969 from the President of the United Nations Council for Namibia to the President of the Security Council about the situation in Namibia. 72

letter dated 14 March 1969 from forty-six Member States requesting an urgent meeting of the Council, 72, 99, 183

letter dated 23 July 1969 from the President of the United Nations Council for Namibia to the President of the Se- curity Council calling for urgent measures in Namibia, 73, IO1

letter dated 24 July 1969 from eleven Member States, mem- bers of the United Nations Council for Namibia, requesting an urgent meeting of the Security Council, 73, 101, i83 -

letter d:lted I August 1969 from fifty-one Member States sup porting the request for a mecting, 73, 101

letter dated IO October 1969 from the President of the United Nations Council for Namibia calling for effective action by the Security Council to implcmcnt its resolutions, 73

letlcr dated 26 January 1970 from fifty-seven hlcmber States requesting an urgent meeting of the Council, 73, 74, 75, 102. 183

letter dated 23 July 1970 from Burundi, Finland, Nepal, Sierra Leone and Zambia requesting a meeting of the Council to consider a report of the Ad-ffoc Sub-Committee, 73, 74, 103, 183

letter tl;ited 13 July 1971 from the Executive Secretary of OAU tr:\nbnlitting to the Prc\ident of the Council the texts of resolutions adopted by the OAU A,scmhly of Heads of State and Government including a resolution concerning Namibia, 78

letter dated 30 July 1971 from the Secretary-GeneraI in- forming the President of the Council about a request by the Forcicn hlinistcr of Sudan, in his capacity as Chairman of thf Council of Ministers of OAU, for a meeting of the Security Council to comider the situation in Namibia in the light of the Court’s Advisory Opinion, 78

lcrtrr dalcd ? September 1971 from the Acting Chairman of thr Special Committee on the Situation with regard to the 1mplemcnt;rfion of the Declaration on the Granting of Jn- dependence to Colonial Countries and Peoples endorsing the call by the OAU for ;I meeting of the Council on Samibia, 74

Icltcr dated Ii Scplcmbcr 1971 from thirty-seven African hlembcr State\ rcqucbting a meeting of the Council re- garding the enforcement of past Council decisions in Namibia, 74, 75, 78, 105, 183

letter dated 23 September 1971 from the Chairman of the ninth Joint Meeting of the Special Committee on Aparrlreid, of the Spccinl Committee on the Situation with regard to the Implementalion of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, and the [Jnitcd Nations Council for Namibia transmitting the text of a consemus adopted by the Joint Meeting rccom- mending cffcclive mca\ureF by the Security Council in the light of the Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice, 74

letter dated 6 October 1971 from the President of the United Nations Council for Namibia, transmitting the text of a letter from Chief Clemens Kapullo of Namibia, 74

mantl:lte of South Africa in Namibia, termination of, 76-81, 99, 100, 103, IO6 mcasurc\ in connexion with termination of the mandate,

104-105. 108 mandalcs of the League of Nations, termination of, 80 measures adopted by the Council, 73, 74. 80-81, 94, 95, 96,

97. 98, 99, 99-109 participation in the proceedings of:

Chad, 35, 36, 7811, 106 Chile, 35, 73, 101 Ethiopia, 35, 36, 78n, 106 Guyana. 35. 78n. 79, 106 India. 35. 39, 78n. 101, 102, 106 I.iberia. 35, 36, 78n, 80, 106 hlauri~nnin. 35, 36. 106 Mauritius, 35, 78n, 106 Nigeria, 34n, 35, 36, 74, 78n, 106 Pakistan, 35, 102 Saudi Arabia, 39, 106 South Africa, 35, 40, 79, 106 Sudan, 35. 36,78n. 106 Turkey, 34n. 102 Uganda, 35. 78n. 106 Unilcd Arab Republic. 34, 72, 99

President: note announcing the composition and mandate of the Ad-

Not Sub-Committee on Namibia, 63 statements, 8. 27 su.egcstion that the meeting be adjourned to allow for fur-

ther consultations on a draft resolution, 8, 109 retention in the :Igend:t, 27n, 101, 102, 103, 105, 109 sanctions, called for, 103 Secretary-General:

note dated 16 July 1971 transmitting the advisory opinion of the Intel-national Court of Justice to the Council, 78

requcsfcd by the Council: IO follow the implementation of resolutions of the Coun-

cil ;md to rcpor! thereon, 9, 96-97. 102, 109 to give every assistance to an ad-hoc sub-committee

established by the Council, 9, 97, 103, 105 to reviciv ;&II mtlltil;ltcr;~l treaties which apply to Nnmib-

i;\ and to uhich South Africa is a party, 9, 97, 104 to tmnsmit the text of a Council resolution to the

Intern;ltional Court of Justice, 9. 77, 97, 105 beIf-dclcrnlin;~tion, right of, 72. 9’1, 100. IOX, 109 \howin; of film as documentary material in Council, pro-

po\cr1. 13 South West Africa People’b Organization, 41, 78n, 106 Spcci:~l Committee on AporhGd, 74 Speci;ll Committee on Situation with regard to the Imple-

mcnt;ltlon of the Declaratic)n on the Granting of Indepcn- dencc to Colonial Countries and Peoples, 74

specLli7cd iIgenciC3,

rcquc\tetI to ;l>sist the Ad-Hoc Sub-Committee established under rc\olution 276 (1970), 103

suhmis\ion. 100. 101, 102-103. 106 7‘CI.l iiOr! of Namihi:l, Sl;~Ill~ of. 73, 7-l, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81, 99.

100. 103. IO-!. IO6 United N:ition\ Council for Samibia, 72-74, 100. 101. 102.

104-105. 106 withdraw;il from former mar.dated Territory. call for, 95,

101, 102, 103, IO-l, IO8 titles. short and official, XIII-XIV meetings:

1387th. 29, 183n

Sltuatlon In Namibia (corrrir~ued): 139Oth, 183n IMAth, 14, 26, 29n, 34, 72. Y9. 100. 2O6n 1465th. 27. 72, 73n. 100, 206n 1492nd, 35, 73, 101, 206n l493rd. 35, 73, 101, 206n, 226n 1494th, 35, 73. 101, 2O6n 1496th. 35, 73, 101, 206n 1497th. 35, 51, 73. 101. 206n 1527th, 14, 34,. 62n, 73, 75, 102, 206n 1528th, 14, 62n, 73, 102, 103n, 206n, 226n 1529th, 27, 35, 51, 62, 62n, 73, 102, 103, 206n, 226n 155Oth, 51, 62, 73, 76, 77. 103, 104n, lOSn, 206n 1583r~I, 35. 36. 74. 75, 78, 78n. 105. 106. 206n 1584th. 34n. 35, 36, 40, 74, 78, 79n, 105, 106, 206n. 224n 1585th. 35, 74.78. 105. 106n. 107. 196n. 206n. 224n 1587th, 35,41, 74; 78, ‘105, lb6n, iO6n ’ ’ 1588th. 35, 41, 74, 7X, 79, 105, lO6n, 196n, 206n 1589th 13, 35, 39, 74, 78. 79, 105, 106n, 107 1593rd, 35. 39, 74, 78, 79, 80n. 105, 107, 206n 1594th. 35, 74. 78. 80, 105, 196n, 2O6n 1595th, 35, 39. 63, 74, 78, 80. 81n. 105, 107, 2O6n 1597th. 35. 39. 74. 78, 81. 105 1598th, 8, i9, 35,39, 52, a3, 74, 78, 81, 105, 109 1627th, 75

SituaUon in Northern Irclnnd: adjournment, 16, 140. 226 agenda, adoption of, 44-45. 140, 224

objection to, 16, 139 ndjournment without adoption of the agenda, 16, 24n, 226

domestic jurisdiction, 139. 140, 224-226 human rights and international obligations, 225-226 invitation to the Foreign Minister of Ireland to make a

statement, 45, 139, 225 letter dated 17 August 1969 from Ireland requesting an ur-

gent meeting of the Council. 44. 139. 170n. 187 m&surcs adopled by the Coun&93, 1’39-146 peace-keeping force, need for, 140, 225

British-Irish peace-keeping force, suggested. 139, 187n dispatch of a UN peace-keeping force, proposed, 139, 176n,

187, 225 President:

statement, 139, 225 titles, short and official, XVI meeting:

1503rd. 16. 24n, 44, 45n, 13Y, 140, 176n, 224, 225n, 226n Situation In Soufhcro Rhodesia:

adjournment. 129 proposal for, defeated, 16, ‘130

agenda item, 20, 35, 39, 41, 49, 50, 63, 126, 128, 132, 134 call for increased aid to Zambia, 132 Committee established in pursuance of resolution 253 (1968),

4, 26, 57, 58, 63, 130, 131. 132, 135 composition modified and mandate redefined, 58,63 notes from the President regarding its composition, 63 reports, 4, 26. 126, 126n, 131, 132, 133, 134, 204

Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples (General Assembly resolution 1514 (XIV)), 126, 128. 131, 133, 135, 205

force, use of, 126, 127, 128. 129, 130,205 Home-Smith agreement dated 24 November 1971 on pro-

posals for a settlement of the Southern Rhodesian problem, 134, 135, 136 commission appointed by the United Kingdom to ascertain

the acceptability of the agreement for all sections of the population, 134, 135

illegal racist rcgimc in Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), 126, 127, 128, 129, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 201, 202, 203, 204 constitution, proposed, 127, 128, 129 referendum. proposed, 127 republican status purportedly declared, 129, 131, 201, 202 unilateral declaration of independence (1965), 128, 133,

135 letter dated 6 June 1969 from sixty Member States requesting

an urgent meeting of the Council, 126. 185 letter dated 10 June 1969 from the Chairman of the Special

Committee on the Situation with regard to the Implcmcnta-

tion of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, transmitting the text of a rezolution adopted by the Committee on Rhodesia, 127

letter d:lted 3 March 1970 from the United Kingdom re- quc\ting an urgent meeting of the Council to consider the ncu mc;~surcs by the illegal rcgimc, 75, 128, 186

letter dated 6 March 1970 from thirty-eight Member Statea requesting an urgent meeting of the Council to consider the dctcriorating situation in Southern Rhodesia, 128, 186

letter dated 6 November 1970 from Burundi, Nepal, Sierra Leone. Syria and Zambia requesting an early meeting of the Council to consider the disturbing political and economic developments in the rebel territory, 75, 132, 186

lcttcr dated 24 November 1971 from the United Kingdom requesting a meeting of the Council, 3, 75, 134, 186

majority rule, 132, 133, 134, I35 measures adopted by the Council, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, l26-

136 Organization of African Unity, 129, 132, 135 participation in the proceedings of:

Algeria, 35, 39, 129, 134 Burundi, 35, 127 Ghana, 39, 134 Guinea, 35, 127 India, 35, 39, 127, 129, 134 Kenya, 39, 134 Mauritania, 35, 127 Nigeria, 39, 134 Pakistan, 35, 129 Saudi Arabia, 35, 39, 127, 129, 134 Senegal, 35, 129 Somalia, 35, 127 Sudan, 35. 127 Tanzania, 35, 39, 127, 134 Uganda, 39, 134 Yugoslavia, 35, 129 Zambia, 39, 134

President: consultations among members of the Council resulting in an

agreement on a draft resolution, 133, 204 statements, 27, 127, 133

resolution 253 (1968), 126, 127, 128, 129, 131, 133 retention in the ogenda, 27n, 132, 134 sanctions:

against Portugal and South Africa, proposed, 129, 130, 200, 201. 202

against the illegal regime, 63, 126, 126n, 127, 129, 130, 131. 132, 133, 134, 135, 199-204,205

Secretary-General: annual report, 132 rcqucstcd to follow the implementation of the Council,

resolutions and to report thereon, 128, 130, 132 self-determination, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132-133,

134, 135, 136, 203,204,205 Special Committee on the Situation with regard lo the Im-

plementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Inde- pendence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, 127

specialized agencies: called upon to assist in the measures against the illegal

tigime, 128, 129, 130, 132,202 submission, 127, 129, 132-133 suspension, 136

proposal for, defeated, 16-17, 130 threat to the peace, 126, 129,2OO,201,202

determination by the Council of the situation as, 127, 128, 131 reaffirmed by the Council, 13 1

United Kingdom as administering power, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133,202, 203, 205 domestic jurisdiction in Southern Rhodesia, I33

United Nations team of observers, proposed, 135 ZAPU. 41, 134 ZAWU. 4i, 134 titles, short and official, XV-XVI meetings:

I475th, 26. 126, 127, 128n, 2O6n 1476th. 127, 128n. 2O6n, 226n 1477th, 35. 126, 127, 206n

1478th, 35, 127, 226n 347914 35, 127, 128n, 199n, 200,205, 206n 1480th, 35, 127, 128n, 199n, 200 14glst. 15, 16% 35, 50, 5ln, 126, 127, 128, 199n, 200,

205, 206n, 224n 1530th. 75, 128, 129, 2OOn, 201, 224n 1531st. 35, 128, 129, 2OOn, 201,.206n, 22611 1532nd. 35. 128. 129. 130n. 20011.201.206n. 226n 1533rd;35; 128; 130;. 200& 202;206;, 226n 1534th, 16, 17n, 35, 49, Son, 51, 128, 130, l31n, 20011, 202,

203n, 224n 1535th, 35, 63. 128, 131, 2OOn, 203, 206n 1556th, 50, 52, 75, 132, 133, 203, 204n, 206n, 224n, 226n 1557th, 7, 27, 132, 133, 204, 206n 1602nd. 39, 41, 75, 134, 135n, 206n 1603rd, 39, 134, 135n 1604th. 39.41, 134, 135n 1605th, 39. 134, 135n 1609th. 39, 134, 135 1622nd, 15, 39, 134, 135 1623rd, 39. 50, 52, 134, 135, l36n 1627th, 75

Situatiou In Tcrrlturies under Portuguese AdministratIon, 75 meeting:

162701, 75 Situation in (he India/Pakistan subcontinent:

adjournment, 42, 158, 161 agenda item, 26, 28, 39, 41, 44, 45, 50, 61, 68, 155, 160, 162

change of title, 26, 28n, 16On, 162 assistance to refugees, call for, 164 Bangladesh, People’s Republic of, 161, 165 breach of the peace, 155 cease-fire, 156, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164

call by the Council for adherence to, 94 Committee of the Council to assist in establishing peace,

proposed, 61. 162, 176n domestic jurisdiction, 157, 161 East Pakistan, status of, 155, 156, 157, 161, 162, 163, 164-165 Geneva Conventions of 1949,94, 163, 164 inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by force, 162 Jammu and Kashmir, 158, 161, 163, 164, 165 Karachi Agreement, 158 Kashmir, situation along the cease-fire line in, 158, 163, 164,

165 letter dated 4 December 1971 from nine Member States re-

questing an urgent meeting of the Council to consider the recent deteriorating situation, 152, 190

letter dated 4 December 1971 from Tunisia supporting the request for a meeting, 155, 190

letter dated 4 December 1971 from India transmitting a letter of the same date from Justice Abu Sayud Chowdhury lo the Council, 155n

letter dated 12 December 1971 from the United States re- questing a meeting of the Council. 26, 160, 191

measures adopted by the Council, 69, 94, 95,97,99, 154-165 negotiations, call for, 157, 162, 165 observers along the India/Pakistan borders, proposed, 61, 157 participation in the proceedings of:

Bangladesh: proposal of the USSR to invite Bangladesh under rule 39,

14, 41, 155. 161 proposal of the USSR to invite Justice Abu Sayud

Chowdhury, 14,42.43, 162 request transmitted in a letter from India, 13, 13n. 14,

41, 4s consideration adjourned to a later date, 158

Ceylon, 39. 160 India. 39. 155. 160 Pakistan, 39, 155, 160 Saudi Arabia. 39, 155, 160 Tunisia. 39, 39-40, 155, 160

President: adjournment of the meeting to allow for further consulta-

1 i 0 n \ . 1 h I ruling to defer the question of inviting Bangladesh, 155 statements, 8-9, 43, 160n

statement that an acceptable draft resolution had been agreed upon, 8, 164

referral under resolution 377 A (V) to the General Assem- bly, 69, 99, 160

refugees, problem of, 156, 157, 158, 159, 161, 163, 164 release of political prisoners, call for, 163 report dikted 3 December 1971 of the Sccret,ary-General to

the Council about his efiorts in regard of the situation on the India/Pakistan subcontinent which, in his view, constituted a thrc:lt to internationnl peace and security, 154, 155

report of the Sccretnry-General transmitting messages from India and Pakistan regarding an alleged attack on West Pakistan, 158

retention in the agenda, 27n, 164 Secretary-General:

authorized by the Council to appoint, if necessary. a special representative, 9, 57, 60, 97, 163, 164, 176 good OITICCS, 156, 157, 163. 176n reports, 154, 155, 158

concerning the appointment of the Special Representa- tive, 60

dated 3 December 1971 to the Council, 154 requested to follow and report on the implementation of the

Council decisions, 97, 164 statement by the Under-Secretary-General on behalf of,

II, 160 salfdefence, 156 self-determination, 161, 165 Special Representative:

for humanitarian problems, 60, 163 to be appointed by the Secretary-General, 9, 57, 60, 97,

164 proposed, 61-62

submission, 155-156, 160-161 suspension, 157, 162, 163

proposed, 158 threat to the peace, 156, 157, 160, 164, 165 UNMOGIP, 157, 164, 165 withdrawal, 157, 158, 159,160, 161, 162,163, 164, 165 titles, short and official, XVIII meetings:

1606th, 13, lJn, 16, 28, 39, 4On, 41, 45. 50. 52, 61, lS5. 156n. 157n, 158n, 160, 176n, 177n, 196;. 197n

1607th. 39.40.42. 44. 45. 50. 52. 155. 158. 160 1608th; 12: 39; 441 52; 68; 69, ISj, lS&, lj,, 160 1611th, II, 17, 39, 160, 161n 1613h. 14, 39,4?, 43% 50, 52, 61, 160, 161, 162n. 176n 1614th, 17, 26, 28n, 39, 160, 162 1615th. 15. 39, 61, 62, 160, 163n 1616th, 39, 160, 163 1617th, 15, 39, 62. 160, 163n, 176n 162lst, 8, 9n. 28, 39, 52, 160, 164, 16Sn, 206n

Situation in the Middle East:

agenda item, 25, 26, 29, 36, 37, 109, 110, 113, 115, 118, 119 change of title, 29n

Al Aqua, Holy Mosque of, 113-l I5 ceilse-fire :

call by the Council for observation of, 210. 21 I. 213, 214 violations of, condemnation by the Council, 110 113. 211,

212, 213 consultative meetings of four permanent members, 58, 58n Council committee of three, proposal for, 117, 215 force. use or threat of, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 216 Geneva Conventions of 1949,94,212 Holy Places in Jerusalem, sanctity of the, 119, 120, 216 inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by force, 94, 111,

112, 113, 114, 119, 120,210. 211.212.216 Israel-Jordan General Armistice Agreement. 1 IO. 11 1, 119 Israel-Lebanon General Armistice Agreement. 113, 115, 213 Israel-Leb.tnon hlixed Armistice Commission, 112, 117, 118,

215 Jerusalem, status of, 110. 111, 112, 113, 114, 115. 119-121,

211,212,216,217 letters dated 16 and 17 March 1969 from Jor& concerning

lsraeli aggression against civilian centres in Jordan, 109 letter dated 17 March 1969 from Israel regarding armed at-

tacks against Israel by regular and irregular forces from Jordan, 109

244 Indexes

Situation In the Middle East (cmrinrrrd):

letter dated 26 March 1969 from Jordan requesting an ur- gent meeting of the Council to consider a grave violation of the cease-fire by Israel, 25, 109, 184

letter dated 27 March 1969 from Israel requesting an urgent meeting of the Council to consider grave violations of the ceasefire by Jordan, 25 109, 184

letter d;~tcd 26 June 1969 from Jordan regarding Israel’s settlements policy in Jerusalem and requesting a meeting to consider the situation, 110, I84

letter dated I1 August 196Y from Ixbnnon regarding aggres- sion by Israel against civilian villages in southern Lebanon, 112

lelter d.lted 12 August 1969 from Lebanon requesting an ur- gent meeting of the Council to consider irs complaint re- garding an Israeli attack on villages in southcm Lebanon, 26, 112, 184

letter dated 12 August 1969 from Israel requesting an urgent meeting of the Council to consider its complaint about armed attacks from Lebanese territory, 26, 112, 184

letter dated 29 August 1969 from twenty-five Member States requesting an urgent mecling of the Council to consider the outbreak of lirc in the Holy Al Aqsa hlosquc, 113, 184

letter dated I? May 1970 from Lebanon requesting an urgent meeting of the Council to consider the invasion of Lebanon by Israeli armed forces, 115, 185

letter dared 12 hlay 1970 from Israel requesting an urgent mecling of the Council to consider the armed attacks per- petrated from Lebanese territory against Israel, 115, 185

letter dated 4 September 1970 from Lebanon regarding con- tinous acts of agrcssion by Israel against Lebanon, 117-l 18

letter dated 5 September 1970 from Lebanon requesting an urgent mecting of the Council to consider the recent acts of aggresbion against Lebanon, 117-l IX, 185

letter dated 13 Seprcmbcr 1971 from Jordan requesting an urgent meeting of the Council to consider Israel’s illegal actions in Jerusalem, 26, 119, 120. 185

measures adopted hy the Council, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98. 109-121 Mission under resolution 298 (197 1) concerning Jerusalem.

57, 60-61, 120, 121, 177, 217 Palestinians, queslion of, 112, 118 participation in the proceedings of:

Afghanistan, 37, 110 Ceylon, 37, 113 India, 37, 113 Indoncsin. 37, 110. 1 I3 , Iraq. 37, 110 Ismcl,34, 36, 37, 109, 110, 112, 113, 115, 118, 119 Jordan, 34, 36, 37. 109, 110, 113, 119 Kuwait, 37, I IO Lchanon,34, 37. 110, II?, 113, 115, 118, II9 hfalaysin, 37. 110. I I3 Mali, 37, 119 hlolocco, 36, 37, 110, 115. 119 Saudi Arabia. 36. 37, 109. 1 l(1, 113, 1 IS, 119 Somalia, 37, I I3 Sudan, 37, 1 IO Syrian Arab Republic, 36, 110 Tunisia, 37, I IO, 113, 119 United Arab Republic, 36, 37, 110, 113, 119 Yemen. 37, 110

President: consensus of the members of the Council, 6 consultation, among the members of the Council resulting

in an agreement on a draft resolution, 6, 7-8, 112, 215 stntcmcnts, 6. 7-8, 9n suspension of a meeting, 1 Ii, 2 15

reorisal.nctsof. 110. 112. 116, 118. 210. 212,213,215 re;olutihn 232 il96j). li-!, 120, 197, 212, 214, 216 sanctions, proposed, 112, 119, 213, 216 Sccrctary-Gcncr;lI :

reports. 119 in compliance with the request to study a threat against

the reprr\cnl;rtivc of Jordan, 10 on rhe implementation of Council resolutions concerning

the question of Jerusalem, 26, 61

requested by the Council: to follow the implementation of Council decisions and to

report thereon, 97, 115 to report, in consultation with the Prcsidcnt of the Coun-

cil and in uring a reprcscnlative or a mission, to the Council on the status of Jerusalem, 60-61, 121, 177, 217

to report on the implementation of a Council resolution, 112

to study, togcthcr with the United Slates, a threat by the Jewish Dcfence League against the representative of Jordan, 9

self-defcnce, 110, 112, 116, 118, 210, 212,213,215 Special Rcprescnlative in the hliddle East, 58

report of Ihc Sccrctaly-General on the activities of the, 58, 58n

submisGon, 10%110. 110-111, 112, 113-114, 115-116, 118, 119

United Nations Truce Supervision Organization, 57, ll5, ll6, 117, 118, 214, 215, 216

withdrawal of armed forces, demand by the Council for, l 118, 197, l9Y, 213. 214, 215, 216

titles. short and oficial, XIV-XV meetings:

1341st, 29 1369th. 29n 1466th, 25, 34, 109, 1 lOn, 206n, 210 l467th, 34, 36, 109, 210 1468th, 34, 36,58n, 109.210n 1469th. 34, 36, 58n, 109, 210 1470th, 34, 36, 58n, 109, 206n, 2lOn 147lst, 7, Bn, 34, 36, 109 1472nd, 34,36,58n, 109, l10,206n, 2lOn, 21 l 1473rd. 34, 36.50, 58n. 109. 1 IO. 210n. 21 l l482nd. 36, 110, 11 In, 21 l ’ 1483rd, 36, 37, 110, 111,211 l484& l6,36, 37, 58n, 110, 111,226n 1485th, 36, 37, 51, 58n. 110, Ill, 21ln, 212, 226n 1498th, 25, 26n, 34. 112, 212 1499th. 34, 112, 212 1500th, 34, 58n, 112, 212n, 213 15Olst, 34, 112

16,

1502nd, 34, 112, 2l2n, 213 ISOlth, 6. 611, 34, 112, 113n, 213 1507th, 37. 113, 114 1508th, 37, 113 1509th. 9, 911, 10. 37, I 13 1510th. 37, 113, 114 151 lth, 37, 58n, 113, 114 l512th, 10, 37, 51, 113, 114, 226n 1537th. 12, 17, 18n, 34, 37, 43, 44n, 51, 115, 116, 197,

206n, 213, 214 1538th, 34, 37, 115, 116, 197, 213n, 214, 226n l53Yth, 34, 37, 115, 116, 117n, 213n, 214 1540111. 34, 37, 58n, 115, 117, 197, 213n. 214 1541~1, 34, 37, 58% 115, 117, 197, 213n, 215, 226n 1542nd. 34, 37. 51. 115. 117. 206n. 215 1551% 34, 37. 51, 117, 118.l99, iO%n, 215 157Yth. 26, 37, 119, 20hn, 216 1580th, 37, 119, 120. 206n. 216 158lst. 37, 119, IZOn, 20hn 1582nd, 29, 37, 52. 60, 6ln, 118, 119, 120, 206n, 2lh. 217

Situation of hijacking:

adjournment, 17 1 agenda ifcm. 2X. 171 letter d:ltcd 9 September 1970 from the United States rcquest-

iny an urgent meeting of the Council to consider the situation crcalcd by increasing incidents involving the hi- jxking of commercial aircraft, 171

lelter dated 9 September 1970 from the United Kingdom re- questing an urgent meeling of the Council to consider the question of the hijacking of civil aircraft, 17 1

measures adopted by the Council, 17 1 participation in the proceedings of:

Algeria, 17 1 Israel, 17 1

President: st~ltcment expressing the consensus, following extensive con-

sultations, of the members of the Council on the text of a drnft resolution, 7, 28, 171

submission, 171 titles, short and oflicial, XVII mecting:

1552nd, 7, 28, 171

Situations: communications from States parties to, 228 determination of existence of, 182 questions submitted as, 182, lR3-191

Somalia: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 39, 147 complaint by Zambia, 37. 136 question of race conflict in South Africa, 36, 152 situation in Southern Rhodesia, 35, 127 situation in the Middle East, 37, 113

Sooth Africa: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Zambia, 38, 138 situation in Namibia. 35, 40, 79, 106

and situation in Namibia, 76-81, 99-109

Southern Yemen: participation in the proceedings on the complaint by Guinea,

39, 147

Specializccl agencies, 7 I, 73 and situation in Namibia, ~ec rhar rifle and situ;:tion in Southern Rhodesia, see rltar rirle

Strategic areas under Tntsteeship, 76

Subsidiary organs: 56-64. 96

At/-lfoc Sub-Committee of the Council established under resolution 276 (1970), 9, 57, 62, 73, 76, 77, 102, 103, 104, 183

Ad-lloc Sub-Committee on Namibia, 62-63, 80, 104, 105, 107, 108-109

Committee of Experts established by the Council at its 1506th meeting, 27. 58, 63, 64. 88

Committee on Admission of New Members. 58. 85. 86. 87- 88, 89

Committee cs!ablished in pursuance of Security Council reso- lution 253 (1968). 4. 26. 57. 58. 63. 126. 126n. 130. 131. 132, 133, 134,135,2d4

e\t;tblishcd, 57. 58-61

I ,

involving mcelinps l\w;ry from the scat of the Organization, SR-62

hlission under resolution 298 (1971) concerning Jerusalem, 57, W-61. 120, 121, 177, 217

not involving meetings away from the seat of the Organiza- tion, 62-64

procedures relative to subsidiary organs, 57. 64 propo,cd but not ebtnblished, 57, 61-62. 64 SCI up by the Secretary-General upon authorization by the

Council. 57 Speciill Committee on Apclrfhcid, 74, 152 Speci.11 Committee on the Situation with regard to the Imple-

mcntation of the ])ccl:lr;ltion on the Granting of Indepen- dcncs to Colonial Countricj and Peoples, 74, 127 -

Snccinl Mission of the Sccuritv Council est:iblished under rc\olutic?n 29-l (1971). 9, 57: 59-60. 143. 144, 145. 180. 181 3’7 , --- c\t;lhlibhcd under resolution 21;9 (1970). 9, 57, 53-59, 147,

133. 149, 17X-179 e~~ablishcd under resolution 295 ( 1971), 7, X, 9, 57. 60,

149. 150, 181-182 hpeci;il Rcprcsent:itivc in the lndin/P.lkistan subcontinent, 9.

57, 60. 97. 163, 164

Special Representative in the hliddle Fact, 58

Unilcd Nations Council for N;lmibia. 72-74, 100, 101, 102, 104-105, 106

United Nations Force in Cyprus: 57, 96, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126 mandate, 57. 121. 122, 123, 124, 125, 126

stationing, extension of, 6, 57, 96, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 176, 192

United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Paki- stan. 57. 157, 164, I65

Uniled Nations Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine, 57, 115, 116, 117, 118,214,215,216

Sudan: participation in the proceedings on:

comp];lint by Guinea, 39, 147 complainls by Senegal, 38, 142, 144 situation in Namibia, 35. 36, 781-1, 106 situation in Southern Rhodesia, 35, 127 situation in the Middle East, 37, 110

Summary stalcment by the Secretary-General on matters of which the Council is seized, 27, 28, 29, 68

SJ rian Arab Rcpuhlic: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 38, 145 complaints by Senegal, 38, 140 situation in the hliddle East, 37, 110

T

Tanr3nia: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 38, 147 complaint by Zambia, 37, 38, 136, 138 situation in Southern Rhodesia, 35, 39, 127, 134

Threats to the peace, 148, 149, 152, 153, 156, 157, 160, 164, 16.5, 196. 19% 199. 218. 219. 220.222 and situ:ttian in Southern Rhodesia, set rlror tirlr

Togo: participation in the proceedings on the complaints by Senegal,

38. 142, 144

Trusteeship Council: relations with the Security Council, 76

Tunisia:

participation in the proceedings on: complaint by Guinea, 38, 145 complaints by Senegal, 38, 140 complaint by Zambia, 37, 136 sifu;ltion in the India/Pakistan subcontinent, 39, 155, 160

discussion of request to participate, 39-40. 155 situation in the Middle East, 37, 110. 113, 119

Turkey: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Cyprus, 37, 121. 122, 123, 124, 125 situation in Namibia, 3411, 102

U

Uganda: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 39, 147 situation in Namibia, 35, 78n, 106 situation in Southern Rhodesia, 39, 134

United Arab Emirates: adrniaiun IO UN, 2X. 29. 58, 76n. X5. 86, 87, 88n participation in the proceedings on the question concerning

the Islands of Abu hlusa, the Grcatcr Tunb and the Lesser l’unb, 39. 165

United Arab Republic (Egypt): p;rrticip;ltion in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea. 39, 147 complaints by Scncgal, 38, 140 complaint by Zambia, 37, 136 situation in Namibia. 34, 72, 99 situation in the hliddle East, 36, 37, 110, 1 I9

United Kingdom: and situation in Northern Ireland. JCL’ ~ltur rirl,,

kjnited S~tions Force in Cyprus, SW rr~~tler Subsidiary organs

United Kations hlilitary Observers Group in India and Paw, arc rr~tlcr Subsidiary organs

United Nations Truce Supervision Organization, see under Subsidiary organs

V

Wet-Nam, Demucmtic Republic of, application for membership in UN, 85

Wet-Nam, Republic of, application for membership in UN, 85 Voting: 18, 48-53 Voting (continued):

absence of a permanent member in relation to Article 27 (3), 49, 50, 53

abstention, 49, SO-53 obligatory, 50 voluntary, 50-53

cases in which vote indicated non-procedural character of matter, 49-50

cases in which vote indicated procedural character of matter, 49

conduct of business, 49 convocation of an emergency special session of the General

Assembly, 49 distinction between procedural and non-procedural matters, 49 non-participation of a permanent member in relation to

Article 27 (3), 49, 53 on adjournment of a meeting, 49 on agenda: 49

adoption, 49 deferment of consideration of items, 49 order of items in agenda, 49 removal of an item from the list of items of which the

Council is seized, 49 on application for membership in UN, 49, 50 on appointment of the Secretary-GencraJ, 50 on election of judges of International Court of Justice, 49 on invitations to participate in proceedings, 49

on matters considered by Council under responsibility fol maintenance of peace and security, 49-50

on rulings of the President, 12,49 on suspension of meetings, 49 preliminary question: 50

proceedings involved in, 50 proceedings in voting on, 50

proceedings on question whether matter was procedural withil meaning of Article 27 (2), 49, 50

Y

Yemen: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 38, 145 complaints by Senegal. 38, 140 question concerning the Islands of Abu Muss, the Greatc

Tunb and the Lesser Tunb, 36, 165 question of Bahrain, 39, 151 situation in the Middle East, 37, 110, 113

YugoslaviP: participation in the proceedings on:

complaint by Guinea, 38, 147 complaint by Zambia, 38, 138 situation in Southern Rhodesia, 35, 129

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Zambia: participation in the proceedings on:

complaints by Senegal, 38, 142, 144 complaint by Zambia, 38. 138 situalion in Southern Rhodesia, 39, 134