ST/L1B/SER.B/S.15

Index toproceedings of the

SECURITY COUNCIL

Thirty-third year - 1978

UNITED NATIONS

New York, 1979

DAG HAMMARSKJOLD LIBRARY

Bibliographical Series, No. S. 15

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Contents

Explanatory Note

Abbreviations

Introduction

Agenda

Subject Index

Index to Speeches

Numerical List of Documents

Annex - Voting Chart of Resolutionsadopted by the Security Council,1978

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Explanatory Note

SCOPE

1. This index, prepared by the Documentation ServicesDivision of the Dag Hammarskjold Library at United NationsHeadquarters, is intended to offer a bibliographical guide tothe proceedings and documentation of the thirty-third yearof the Security CounCIl and of Its commIttees or ad hoccommittees that met durmg the year. ---

ARRANGEMENT

2. The lIldex consists of the following parts:

(a) Introduction, includlllg list of the Presidents andchecklists of meetings of the Secunty Council and its com­mittees.

(b) Agenda, with reference to the relevant subjectheadings used in part (c).

(c) Subject index. Subjects are arranged alpha-betically, with reference to the documentation, discussionand disposition of each ltem.

(d) Index to speeches. Speeches and statements byrepresentatives are listed in alphabetical order by countryor organlzation, subdlvided by SUbject discussed and byname of speaker, with an indicatlOn of the meeting at whichthe speech wag made. Statements by Presidents of theCounCIl are hsted und3r Security Council: PreSIdents.Statements and speeches made by private mdivIdualsrepresenting an organlzation to which a hearing wasgranted are listed under the name of the organization.Statements made by ofhcers of the United Nations Secre­tanat are listed under the name of the office or departmentthey represented.

(f) Voting chart of resolutions adopted by theSecurity CounCIl, 1976 is prOVIded as a'l annex. VotinglS only glVen for resolutions which were adopted bythe Council.

AVAILABILITY OF DOCUMENTS

3. All verbatim records of meetings of the SecurityCouncil appear first in provisional mimeographed form.They may be identified by their symbol, which consists ofthe series symbol, S/PV. -, followed by a number corres­ponding to that of the meeting, e. g., S/PV. 2056 (see intro­duction, under "Checklist of meetlllgs"). Verbatirnrecordsof meetings are later prlllted as separate fascicles in theOffiCial Records.

All documents of the Security Council are first issuedIII mlmeographed form. A selected number of them aresubsequently printed in the Supplements to the OfficialRecords, where they are arranged chronologically in fasci­cles' each fascicle covering a quarterly period. Some spe­cial reports are issued lIldlvidually as numbered SpecialSupplements. Resolutions adopted by the Security Council,first issued in mimeographed form, are later collected,along with decisions taken, in a separate volume of theOfficial Records of the year. After thelr republicatlOn inthe Ofhcial Records, the provislOnal mimeographed docu­ments are no longer available.

4. Printed documentation of this year of the SecurityCouncil may be obtained or purchased from authorized salesagents by requesting:

Security Council, Official Records, thirty-third year:

Meeting ... (specliy meeting number) for verbatim recordsfascicles

Resolutions and declSlOns (for the collected edltion of reso­lutions and decisions adopted durlllg the year)

(e) Numerical list of documents, arranged by docu­ment symbols. This list also contains lJlformation as to therepubhcation of mlmeographed documents in the printedSupplements to the OffiCial Records.

Supplement for .Supplement No. )

(specify quarter of year or Special

Add.

Art.

Corr.

Cttee

EEC

FRETILrn

GAOR

ICAO

ICJ

GAU

para., paras.

PLO

res.

SCOR

sess.

Suppl. No.

SWAPO

UN

UNOOF

UNEF

UNFICYP

UmtedKingdom

Umted States

UNTSO

USSR

AbbreviationsAddendum (Addenda)

Article(s)

Corngendum (Corngenda)

Commlttee

European Economic Community

Frente Revolucionaria de Timor LesteIndependente

General Assembly Offlclal Records

InternatlOnal Clvil AVlatlOn Organization

International Court of Justice

Organization of Afncan Umty

paragraph(s)

Palestine Liberation Organization

resolutlOn(s)

Secunty Councll Offlcial Records

sesslOn

Supplement Number

South West Africa People's Organization

United Nations

United Nations Disengagement ObserverForce

United Nations Emergency Force

United Nations Peace-keepmg Force mCyprus

Umted Kingdom of Great Bntain andNorthern Ireland

United States of Amenca

Umted Nations Truce SupervisionOrganization m Palestme

Union of Soviet Soclallst Repubhcs

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Introduction

Members and Terms of Office Resolutions and Decisions

During 1978 the Presidency was held as follows:

Presidents

Resolutions were initially issued separately in mimeo­graphed form under symbols S/RES/423-443 (1978).

Resolutions adopted and decisions taken by the Councilduring the year 1978 are collected in a separate volume ofthe Official Records of the Security Council, thirty-thirdyear (document S/INF/34) (To be issued).

Meetings

2056 - 205920602061 - 2075None2076 - 20792080, 208120822083, 20842085 - 20882089 - 20932094 - 2102

2103 - 2107

President

Nigeria (Garba, J. N. ; Harri-man, L.O.)

USSR (Troyanovsky, O. A. )United Kingdom (Richard,!.)United States (Young, A.)Venezuela (Carpio Castillo, R. )Bolivia (Rol6n Anaya, M.)Canada (Bar ton, W. H.)China (Chen, C.)Czechoslovakia (Hulinsk1, 1.)France (Lepretie, J.)Gabon (N'Dong, L.)Germany (Federal Republic)

(Wechmar, R. von)

January

Month

In accordance with rule 18 of the Provisional Rules ofProcedure of the Security Council, the Presidency of theCouncil is held in turn by Member States in the Englishalphabetical order of their names. Each President holdsoffice for one calendar month.

FebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

Members, Date of election by Term of Office1978 the General Assembly (1 Jan - 31 Dec)

Bolivia 24 Oct 1977 1978 - 1979Canada 21 Oct 1976 1977 - 1978China Permanent member under

Art. 23 of the CharterCzechoslovakia 24 Oct 1977 1978 - 1979France Permanent member under

Art. 23 of the CharterGabon 24 Oct 1977 1978 - 1979Germany (Fed-

eralRepublic) 21 Oct 1976 1977 - 1978India 21 Oct 1976 1977 - 1978Kuwait 24 Oct 1977 1978 - 1979Mauritius 21 Oct 1976 1977 - 1978Nigeria 24 Oct 1977 1978 - 1979USSR Permanent member under

Art. 23 of the CharterUnited Kingdom Permanent member under.

Art. 23 of the CharterUnited States Permanent member under

Art. 23 of the CharterVenezuela 21 Oct 1976 1977 - 1978

Rules of Procedure

A list of representatives and advisers for 1978 is con­tained in the issues of Permanent Missions to the UnitedNations (documents ST/SG!SER. A!242 & 243).

Provisional Rules of Procedure of the Security Council(document S/96/Rev. 6; Sales No. E. 74.1. 5) were in effectduring 1978.

Checklist of Meetings

(Symbol: S/PV. -)

Meeting Date, 1978 Meeting Date, 1978 Meeting Date, 1978 Meeting Date, 1978

2056 26 Jan 2069 16 Mar 2082 27 Jul 2095 2 Nov2057 27 Jan 2070 17 Mar 2083 16 Aug 2096 6 Nov2058 30 Jan 2071 17 Mar 2084 17 Aug 2097 10 Nov2059 31 Jan 2072 18 Mar 2085 18 Sep 2098 13 Nov2060 17 Feb 2073 18 Mar 2086 19 Sep 2099 15 Nov2061 BMar 2074 19 Mar 2087 29 Sep 2100 27 Nov2062 7 Mar 2075 19 Mar 2088 30 Sep 2101 30 Nov2063 8 Mar 2076 3 May 2089 6 Oct 2102 (private) 30 Nov2064 9 Mar 2077 5 May 2090 10 Oct 2103 4 Dec2065 10 Mar 2078 6 May 2091 23 Oct 2104 5 Dee2066 13 Mar 2079 31 May 2092 31 Oct 2105 6 Dec2067 14 Mar 2080 16 Jun 2093 31 Oct 2106 8 Dee2068 15 Mar 2081 16 Jun 2094 1 Nov 2107 14 Dee

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INTRODUCTION

(Restricted distribution of meeting records)

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED BYRESOLUTION 421 (1977) CONCERNING THE

QUESTION OF SOUTH AFRICA(Symbol: S/AC. 20/SR.-)

Standing Committee

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON THEADMISSION OF NEW MEMBERS

(Symbol: sic. 2/SR. -)

Established at the 2052nd meeting, 9 Dec 1977.Terms of reference: Resolution 421 (1977) of 9 Dec 1977.Chairman: Mr. A. Y. Bishara (Kuwait).Vice-Chairmen: Mr. M. F. Fuentes Ib~ez (Bolivia) and

Mr. L. N'Dong (Gabon).Meetings: All meetings were held in closed session.

28 Feb28 Mar

5 Apr5 May

27 Jun11 Dec

Date, 1978

123456

Meeting

Established at the 42nd meeting, 17 May 1946.Terms of reference: Rule 59 of the Provisional Rules of

Procedure of the Security Council.Membership: All members of the Security Council.Chairmen: The Committee adopted the practice of the Secu­

rity Council of rotating the Chairmanship among itsmembers on a monthly basis and following the Englishalphabetical order of the names of States.

Meetings: All meetings were held in closed session.

Meeting Date, 1978

303 18 Jan304 23 Feb305 2 Mar306 23 Mar307 30 Mar308 6 Apr309 14 Apr310 5 May311 11 May312 18 May313 6 Jul314 13 Jul315 21 Jul316 5 Oct317 12 Oct318 30 Nov319 19 Dec320 21 Dec321 22 Dec

Ad Hoc Committees

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED INPURSUANCE OF RESOLUTION 253 (1968) CONCERNING

THE QUESTION OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA(Symbol: S/AC. 15/SR. -)

Established at the 1428th meeting, 29 May 1968.Terms of reference: Resolution 253 (1968) of 29 May 1968.Chairman: Mr. R. Jaipal (India).Vice-Chairmen: Miss M. C. Lapez (Venezuela); Mr. G. O.

George, Mr. A. D. J. Blankson (Nigeria).Meetings: All meetings were held in closed session.

(Restricted distribution of meeting records)

(Restricted distribution of meeting records)

Reports: S/12529/Rev.1 (SCOR, 33rd year, Special Suppl.No. 2 (Vols. I, II) (& Rev. 1/Corr.1, Englishonly)

Meeting

6263

Date, 1978

16 Aug5 Dec

Report

S/12814S/12956

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Agenda

1, The Council's practice is to adopt at each meeting, onthe basis of a provisional agenda circulated in advance, theagenda for that particular meeting. At subsequent meetingsan item may appear in its original form or with the additionof such sub-items as the Council may decide to include. Anitem once includedin the agenda thereafter remains on thelist of matters of which the Council is seized, until theCouncil agrees to its removal.

2. The agenda as adopted for each meeting in1978 willbe found in the Official Records of the Security Council,

thirty-third year, Nos. 2056-2107. A chronological list ofmatters considered by, or brought to the attention of, theCouncil during 1978 appears below. A list of weekly sum­mary statements of matters of which the Security Councilis seized and on the stage reached in their consideration,SUbmitted by the Secretary-General under rule 11 of thePrOVisional Rules of Procedure of the Security Council,appears in the Subject Index under the heading "SecurityCouncil: agenda summary statements".

Chronological list of matters considered by the Security Council during 1978

NOTE: The words in capital lettersfollpwing the title of the item, and introduced bythe word "See", indicate the subject headings under which the related documentation is listedin the SUbject Index.

1- The question of South Africa 7. The situation in Cyprus

See SOUTH AFRICA: apartheid See CYPRUS SITUATION

2. Complaint by Chad

See CHAD and LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA 8. The situation in Namibia

3. Question concerning the situation in Southern Rhodesia See NAMIBIA QUESTION

See SOUTHERN RHODESIA QUESTION

4. Complaint by Zambia9. Admission of new Members

See SOUTHERN RHODESIA and ZAMBIA See UNITED NATIONS: Members: admission

5. The situation in the Middle East

See MIDDLE EAST SITUATION 10. Election of five members of the International Court ofJustice

6. Complaint by Angola against South Africa See INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE: judges:See ANGOLA and SOUTH AFRICA election

Other matters brought to the attention of the Security Council during 1978

2.

3.

4.

Question of Palestine

See PALESTINE QUESTION

Relations between Algeria and Morocco

See ALGERIA and MOROCCO

The Korean question

See KOREAN QUESTION

Implementation of the Declaration on the Strengtheningof International Security

See INTERNATIONAL SECURITY: strengthening:- Declaration, 1970: implementation

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5.

6.

7.

Complaint by Benin

See BENIN SITUATION

Question of the territorial waters and air space ofSao Tome and Principe

See SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE: territorial watersand air space: violations

Question of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands

See PACIFIC ISLANDS UNDER UNITED STATES- ADMINIsTRATION: self-government or

independence

8.

9.

Agenda

Reports on the strategic Trust Territory of the Pacific 10.Islands pursuant to the resolution of the SecurityCouncil of 7 Mar 1949

See PACIFIC ISLANDS UNDER UNITED STATES 11.ADMINISTRATION: reports

Complaint by Zambia against South Africa 12.

See SOUTH AFRICA and ZAMBIA

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The situation in Nicaragua

See NICARAGUA SITUATION

Complaint by Democratic Kampuchea against Viet N~

See DEMOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA and VIET NAM

Relations between Argentina and Chile

See ARGENTINA and CHILE

Subject Index

AFRICA-- foreign intervention and subversion in

See International security: strengthening: Declaration,- 1970: implementation

-- nuclear-weapon-free zone: Declaration, 1964: implemen­tation

Documents8/12523 Secretary-General. Letter, 10 Jan,

transmitting General Assembly resolution 32/81

AGO, ROB ERTO (Italy)__ biography 8/12830/Rev.l (A/33/223/Rev.l)

ALGERIA and MOROCCO

DocumentsS/12537 Morocco. Letter, 25 Jan, transmitting

letter from King Hassen II concerning attackagainst Moroccan civilian lorries by an armedband from Algeria on 11 Jan

8/12985 Algeria. Note verbale, 22 Dec, trans­mitting message from Mr. A. Bouteflika,Minister of Foreign Affairs, concerning pre­meditated act of aggression by Moroccan au­thorities against Algeria on 21 Dec

ANGOLA and SOUTH AFRICA

See also South Africa: apartheid

DocumentsS/12688 (A/33/94) Sri Lanka. Letter, 4 May,

transmitting communique by the Co-ordinat­ing Bureau of Non-Aligned Countries condemn­ing South Africa's invasion of Angola

S/12689 Angola. Letter, 5 May, transmittingtext of a message by Mr. J. Eduardo dosSantos, 1st Vice-Prime Minister of Angola,concerning acts of aggression against thesovereignty of Angola by the racist regimeof South Africa

S/12690 Angola. Letter, 5 May, requestingmeeting of the security Council to considernew.acts of aggression by South Africaagainst Angola and transmitting communica­tion from the 1st Vice-Prime Minister ofAngola

S/12691 (A/33/95) UN Council for Namibia: Pres­ident. Letter, 5 May, transmitting statementby the Council condemning South Africa's actof aggression against Angola and against theNamibian people

8/12692 Bolivia, Gabon, India, Kuwait, Mauritius,Nigeria and Venezueia. Draft resolution con­demning the armed invasion by the South Af­rican racist regime against Angola

S/12693 Zambia. Letter, 5 May, stating that theAfrican Group of States at the UN firmly sup­ports the request of Angola for the conveningof the Security Council to consider the latestaggression by 80uth Africa

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ANGOLA and SOUTH AFRICA (continued)

Documents (continued)8/12964 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Letter,

5 May, requesting that the security Councilextend an invitation to Mr. 8. Nujoma, Pres­ident of SWAPO

8/12697 South Africa. Letter, 6 May, respondingto requests for details regarding South Afri­ca's military operation against SWAPO (in­cludes texts of message by 80uth Africa to theGovernments of the 5 Western members of the8ecurity Councilll;.nd statements by the Minis­ter of Defence and the Minister of Foreign Af­fairs)

8/12864 Angola. Letter, 25 Sep, transmittingstatement concerning repeated South Africanviolations of the territorial integrity of Angola

8/12917 Angola. Letter, 7 Nov, transmitting com­munique by the Ministry of Defence of Angolaconcerning the threat from the racist forcesof South Africa against Angola

S/12936 (A/33/390) Sri Lanka. Letter, 24 Nov,transmitting communique by the Co-ordinatingBureau of Non-Aligned Countries in New York,supporting Angola in defence of its nationalindependence and territorial integrity

Discussion in security Council: Meetings S/PV. 2077,2078

Draft resolution in S/12692, condemning South Af­rica's aggression against the People"s Repub­lic of Angola, demanding the immediate With­drawal of all South African forces from Angolaand further demanding that South Africa putll:~ eEd i:cJJis illegal occupation of Namibia,adopted 15-0-0) at the 2078th meeting asresolution 428 (1978)

APARTHEID

See South Africa: apartheid

ARAB TERRITORIES OCCUPIED BY ISRAEL

~Middle East si1uationPalestine question

ARGENTINA and CHILE

DocumentsS/12970 Argentina. Letter, 15 Dec, concerning

dispute between Argentina and Chile regard­ing the definitive delimitation of the jurisdic­tion of each country in the southern part ofthe American continent

S/12974 Argentina. Letter, 21 Dec, concerningestablishment of Chilean military detachmentsand continuous reinforcement with troops andequipment in the disputed area

S/12980 Chile. Letter, 21 Dec, referring toS/12970 and concerning the si1uation existingbetween Argentina and Chile (contains ex­change of notes between Ministers for ForeignAffairs of the two States)

SUBJECT INDEX

ARGENTINA and CffiLE (continued)

Documents (continued)S/12981 Chile. Letter, 22 Dec, transmitting note

from the Chilean Minister of Foreign Affairsto the Chairman of the Council of OAS request­ing consultations provided for in the Inter­American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance

S/12982 Argentina. Letter, 22 Dec, transmittingpress release issued in Buenos Aires regard­ing the concern of His Holiness Pope JohnPaul IT in connexion with the situation betweenArgentina and Chile

AZANIA

See South Africa: apartheid

BANGLADESH-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12988 Secretary-General. Report

BAXTER, RICHARD R. (United States)-- biography S/12830/Rev. 1 (A/33/223/Rev.1)

BENIN SITUATION

DocumentsS/12557 Benin. Letter, 9 Feb, transmitting docu­

ments of the Week of Solidarity with Peoplesand Countries Struggling for their NationalLiberation and of the International Conferenceon Mercenaries, Cotonou, Jan 1978 (includesDeclaration of Cotonou)

S/12817 Benin. Letter, 22 Aug, transmitting doc­uments relating to the complaint by Beninwhich is still before the Council (containsResolution on aggression and invasion attemptsby mercenaries against Benin and Sao Tomeand Principe, adopted at Khartoum; statementby the President of Benin at the 15th &1mmitConference of Heads of 8tate of OAU at Khar­toum, and statement by the Minister of For­eign Affairs of Benin opposing participationby the puppet r6gime of the Comoros in themeetings of OAU at Khartoum)

8/12843 Benin. Note verbale, 11 Sep, transmit­ting text of the press conference concerningexpulsion of Beninese nationals resident inGabon, given by the Permanent Mission ofBenin on 7 Sep at the UN

8/12855 Benin. Note verbale, 14 Sep, transmit­ting text of statement by Mr. M. Alladaye,Minister for Foreign Affairs, at the Confer­ence of Ministers for Foreign Affairs of Non­Aligned Countries in Belgrade

8/12859 Gabon. Note verbale, 12 Sep, transmit­ting a press release in reply to the press con­ference held in Benin concerning the repatria­tion of Beninese residents in Gabon

8/12873 Secretary-General. Report on assistanceto Benin

BINDSCHEDLER RUDOLF L. (Switzerland)- - biography 8!12830/Rev. 1 (A/33/223/Rev. 1)

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BOISSIER PALUM, LEON (Benin)-- biography S/12830/Rev.1 (A/33/223/Rev.l)

BOLIVIA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12515, 8/12579, 8/12625 Secretary-General.

Reports

BOTSWANA and SOUTHERN RHODESIA

See also Southern Rhodesia question

DocumentsS/12580 Botswana. Note verbale, 1 Mar, con­

cerning attack against Botswana by the armedforces of the illegal r6gime in Southern Rho­desia

CENTRAL AMERICAN REGION-- situation in

See Nicaragua situation

CHAD and LIBYAN ARAB JAMAmRIYA

Documents8/12553 Chad. Letter, 8 Feb, requesting meeting

of the Security Council to consider the sUlla­tion in northern Chad as a result of Libyanaggression and of the Chad-Libyan frontierproblem

S/12554 Chad. Letter, 6 Feb, transmitting tele­gram from the Minister for Foreign Affairsand Co-operation concerning aggressive actsby Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and the Chad­Libyan frontier dispute

8/12555 Chad. Letter, 8 Feb, transmitting tele­gram from the Head of 8tate of Chad concern­ing decision to break off Chad-Libyan diplomat-ic relations as from 6 Feb "

S/12558 Chad. Letter, 13 Feb, transmitting com-.munication and statement from the Head of ~,

8tate of Chad appealing for assistance and fora cease-fire

S/12560 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 14 Feb, 11rejecting allegations in 8/12554 and 8/12555 liand stating that the problem of Chad is an in- ­ternalone

8/12565 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 17 Feb,concerning efforts made by Libyan Arab Jama- illhiriya towards the achievement of national con-,ciliation in Chad to avoid a confrontation with ~~Chad before the Security Council

8/12568 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 18 Feb, ~.transmitting Chad-Libyan Arab-&1danese and ,,~

Libyan Arab-&1danese joint communiqu6s, 1[1Tripoli, 18 Feb "

S/12570 Chad. Letter, 21 Feb, transmitting Chad-~.Libyan-&1danese joint communiqu6, Tripoli, 'il18 Feb ~~

S/12572 Chad. Letter, 22 Feb, concerningdeci- "sion by Chad not to press for consideration of ~its complaint by the Security Council 'I,

S/12573 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 22 Feb,concerning decision by Chad to withdraw thecomplaint and to work towards the re-estab­lishment of diplomatic relations between Chad ~IIand Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

SUBJECT INDEX

CHAD and LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHffiIYA (continued)

Documents (continued)S/12756 Chad. Letter, 8 Jun, transmitting com­

muniqu~ of tile Supreme Military Council andthe Provisional Government, NdJamena,7 Jun 1978 (contains text of declaration adopt­ed at tile summit meeting, Sebha and Benghazi,27 Mar)

S/12857 Chad. Letter, 21 Sep, transmitting com­muniqu~ by the Government of National Unityat Ndjamena reviewing the situation and re­affirming its availability for a resumption ofdialogue with all factions

8/12870 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 28 Sep,rejecting allegations in S/12857 and statingthat Libyan Arab Jamahiriya is seeking a con­ciliation between Chad and Chadi revolutionar­ies

S/12888 Chad. Letter, 90ct, transmitting Agree­ment between tile Government of Chad and tileChad National Liberation Front - People'sLiberation Forces (Armed Forces of the North)'signed at Khartoum on 16 Sep

S/12889 Chad. Letter, 90ct, transmitting state­ment to clarify Libyan allegations in 8/12870and requesting that a faet-finding ettee be ap­pointed by the Security Council

Participation 'fh Non-Council members: Representa­tives of e following States were invited at themeeting indicated to participate, without vote,in the consideration of this question:

Chad and Libyan Arab Jamahiriya at the 2060thmeeting

Discussion in Security Council: Meeting S/PV. 2060

CHILE and ARGENTINA

See Argentina and Chile

COMMITTEE ON THE ADMISSION OF NEW MEMBERS

See Security Council Committee On tile Admission of- New Members

COSTA RICA and NICARAGUA

See Nicaragua situation

CYPRUS and TURKEY

See Cyprus situation

CYPRUS SITUATION

See also United Nations Peace-keeping Force in Cyprus

ReportsS/12723 & Add. 1 Secretary-General. Report on

tile UN operation in Cyprus, 1 Dec 1977 -31 May 1978 (contains map attached to Turkish­Cypriot proposals submitted 13 Apr)

S/12946 & Add. 1 Secretary-General. Report onthe UN operation in Cyprus, 1 Jun - 30 Nov1978 (contains map)

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CYPRUS SITUATION (continued)

Other documents9/12533 secretary-General. Letter, 19 Jan, trans­

mitting General Assembly resolution 32/15S/12621 (A/33/72) Turkey. Letter, 23 Mar, trans­

mitting letter from R.R. Denktas respondingto letter in A/33/62 referring to Greek andTurkish names of villages in Cyprus

8/12623 Secretary-General. Note informing tileCouncil of tile appoinbnent of Mr. R. G. Pohlas his Special Representative in Cyprus

S/12624 Secretary-General. Letter, 23 Mar,appealing for voluntary contributions for fi­nancing of UNFICYP, and including statementof financial position and table of pledges andpayments for the period 1964-1977

S/12626 (A/33/74) Cyprus. Letter, 30 Mar, re­ferring to A/32(316 and S/12621, and concern­ing historical facets of Turkish aggressionagainst Cyprus and its people

S/12633 (A/33/76) Cyprus. Letter, 6 Apr, statingtilat Turkish forces have embarked upon a re­newed process of colonization of the new townof Famagusta

S/12635 (A/33/77) Cyprus. Letter, 7 Apr, trans­mitting annex on tactics of oppression, harass­ment and brute force employed by Turkey'sarmy of invasion against indigenous Greek­Cypriot inhabitants in the occupied areas ofthe Republic

S/12648 (A/33/81) Turkey. Letter, 14 Apr, trans­mitting letter from N. Atalay, referring to8/12626, S/12633 and 8/12635, denying re­settlement of Maras, and concerning livingconditions of Greek-Cypriots in the north

8/12653 (A/33/84) Cyprus. Letter, 18 Apr, con­cerning provocative statement made byM. Soysal, an official from Ankara responsi­ble for preparation of Turkish proposals onCyprus

S/12655 (A/33/85) Cyprus. Letter, 18 Apr, con­cerning Thrkish violation of air space of Cy­prus, and provocative declaration made by theTurkish Prime Minister relating to occupationtroops in Cyprus

S/12661 (A/33/87) Thrkey. Letter, 25 Apr, trans­mitting letter from N. Atalay stating that alle­gations in 5/12653 and S/12655 are totally un­founded

S/12677 (A/33/89) Thrkey. Letter, 1 May, trans­mitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay enclosingtext of "Resolution on the question of Cyprus"adopted by tile 9th Islamic Conference of For­eign Ministers, Dakar, Senegal

S/12680 (A/33/90) Turkey. Letter, 3 May, trans­mitting statement by Mr. O. Orek, PrimeMinister of tile Thrkish Federated State ofCyprus, in connexion with the resumption ofthe inter communal talks

S/12683 (A/33/91) Cyprus. Letter, 3 May, trans­mitting excerpts from statement by the Pres­ident of Cyprus in reference to statement bythe Prime Minister of Turkey

8/12684 (A/33/92) Turkey. Letter, 4 May, trans­mitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay enclosingtext of the resolution on Cyprus adopted by theParliamentary Assembly of the Council ofEurope, 27 Apr

SUBJECT INDEX

CYPRUS SITUATION (continued)

Other documents (continued)

S/12685 (A/33/93) (& Corr .1, English only) Cyprus.Letter, 5 May, stating that radio statementby Professor Soysal was provocative, and de­nouncing official threats from Ankara and thecontinuing aggressive conduct of Turkey to­wards Cyprus

S/12695 Cyprus. Letter, 5 May, transmittingobservations by the Greek-Cypriot interlocu­tor on the documents: "Main aspects of theTurkish-Cypriot proposals" and "Explanatorynote" of the Turkish-Cypriot proposals

S/12701 (A/33/97) Turkey. Letter, 11 May, trans­mitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay on "order"issued on 7 May by the Commander of theGreek-Cypriot National Guard in connexionwith anniversary celebrations of Greek ArmyDay

S/12702 (A/33/98) Cyprus. Letter, 12 May, re­jecting statement in a letter of 26 Apr byMr. R.R. Denkta§

S/12707 (A/33/101) Turkey. Letter, 16 May,transmitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay stat­ing that the daily oulput of anti-Turkish pro­paganda in the Greek press destroys allchances of reconciliation

S/12711 (A/33/102) Turkey. Letter, 16 May,transmitting excerpts from the remarks madeby Mr. B. Ecevit, Prime Minister of Turkey,at a press conference held at Bonn on Cyprusand relations between Turkey and Greece

S/12714 (A/33/104) Turkey. Letter, 22 May,transmitting statement by Mr. R.R. Denkta§,President of the Turkish Federated State ofCyprus, concerning Turkish-Cypriot proposalsfor the settlement of the problem of Cyprus

S/12715 (A/33/107) Turkey. Letter, 23 May,transmitting statement by Mr. R.R. Denkta§,President of the Turkish Federated State ofCyprus, concerning the position of the Turk­ish-Cypriot community regarding the inter­communal talks

S/12717 (A/33/111) Thrkey. Letter, 25 May,transmitting letter from Mr. O. Orek, PrimeMinister of the Thrkish Federated State ofCyprus, rejecting allegations in S/12635, andstating that the Greek-Cypriot communitychooses to intensify its propaganda warfareagainst Turkey despite the efforts of the Tur­kish-Cypriot side to achieve a lasting solutionto the Cyprus problem

S/12718 (A/33/113) Cyprus. Letter, 26 May, con­cerning the articles by Dr. F. Kutchuk in theThrkish newspaper Helkin Sesi regarding theplight of the Thrkish-Cypriots living under therule of the Thrkis'h army of occupation

S/12719 (A/33/114) Thrkey. Letter, 26 May,transmitting letter from Mr. R.R. Denkta§,President of the Turkish Federated State ofCyprus, rejecting allegations in S/12626, andstating that the solution of the humanitarianaspects of the Cyprus problem depends on thesolution of the political aspects of the problem

8

CYPRUS SITUATION (continued)

Other documents (continued)S/12722 (A/33/115) Turkey. Letter, 30 May,

transmitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay, rep­resentative of the Thrkish Federated State ofCyprus, referring to S/12718 and rejectingallegations that there are settlers in Cyprus(contains text of the "Akritas Plan")

S/12727 (A/33/119) Turkey. Letter, 5 Jun, trans­mitting letter from Mr. O. Orek, Prime Min­ister of the Thrkish Federated State of Cyprus,concerning his discussion with the Turkish­Cypriot party leaders regarding the Cyprusproblem and the intercommunal talks

S/12729 (A/33/128) & Corr.l Cyprus. Letter,6 Jun, rejecting Thrkish proposals in S/12714,and stating that these proposals run counterto the agreed constitutional basis for a federa­tion, and for preserving the independence,integrity and unity of Cyprus

S/12731 (A/33/130) Cyprus. Letter, 7 Jun, refer­ring to S/12718 and concerning a statement bythe Turkish-Cypriot Hearth Association accus­ing Dr. F. Kutchuk of "greatly damaging thenational cause and the idea of integration withTurkey"

S/12734 (A/33/135) Turkey. Letter, 12 Jun,transmitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay, rep­resentative of the Turkish Federated State ofCyprus, commenting on letter in S/12729, andstating that the Turkish-Cypriot side is givingpriority to peace negotiations

S/12735 (A/33/136) Turkey. Letter, 12 Jun,transmitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay, rep­resentative of the Turkish Federated State ofCyprus, rejecting allegations in S/12731

S/12737 (A/33/137) Cyprus. Letter, 13 Jun, con­cerning acts by Turks in setting fire to orangeand grapefruit groves and orchards in the buf­fer zone

S/12739 Draft resolution calling for the extensionof UNFICYP until 15 Dec

S/12740 (A/33/140) Turkey. Letter, 15 Jun,transmitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay, rep­resentative of the Turkish Federated State ofCyprus, referring to S/12737 and stating thatfield fires are a frequent occurrence in thedry season in Cyprus

S/12764 (A/33/168) Cyprus. Letter, 4 Jul, refer­ring to the decision of President Kyprianou tovisit the Greek-Cypriot citizens in the occu­pied area of Karpass, and protesting the arbi- \'trary action of Mr. Denkta§ and the over-alloppressiveness exercised on the people ofCyprus by the Ankara regime

S/12766 (A/33/172) Turkey. Letter, 7 Jul, trans­mitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay, represen­tative of the Turkish Federated State of Cy­prus, rejecting allegations in S/12764 andstating that Mr. Kyprianou cannot legally,politically and morally be considered "Presi­dent of Cyprus"

S/12778 (A/33/185) Cyprus. Letter, 18 Jul, con- ~I

cerning new evidence of the methods used bythe Ankara regime to import into Cyprus set­tlers from Turkey (contains written statementby Yusuf Veli Akyuz)

SUBJECT INDEX

:~YPRU8 SITUATION (continued)

Other documents (continued)8/12781 (A/33/186) Turkey. Letter, 19 Jul, trans­

mitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay, represen­tative of the Turkish Federated 8tate of Cy­prus, commenting on the statement ofMr. Rossides in connexion with the demilitari­zation of Cyprus, made at the 10th specialsession of the General Assembly

8/12782 (A/33/187) Turkey. Letter, 20 Jul,transmitting open message to the Greek­Cypriots by Mr. R.R. Denkta§, President ofthe Turkish Federated 8tate of Cyprus, re­peating his invitation to resume intercommu­nal talks, and proposing an interim adminis­tration for Maras (Varosha) under the aegisof the UN to enable the resettlement of 25,000Greek-Cypriots

8/12786 (A/33/189) Cyprus. Letter, 24 Jul, com­menting on Turkish proposals in S/12782 (con­tains explanatory note)

S/12789 (A/33/190) Cyprus. Letter, 25 Jul, refer­ring to the open message of Mr. R. R. Denkta§in 8/12782, stating that its contents cannotconstitute a basis for the resumption of mean­ingful and constructive negotiations, and con­veying a proposal by Cyprus on Famagusta,Varosha

8/12818 (A/33/213) Turkey. Letter, 23 Aug,transmitting letter from Mr. O. Orek, Pr imeMinister of the Turkish Federated 8tate ofCyprus, concerning a programme broadcastby the Greek-Cypriot controlled "CyprusBroadcasting Corporation"

8/12862 (A/33/264) Cyprus. Letter, 23 8ep,transmitting aide-m~moire on the Cyprussituation

8/12867 (A/33/273) Turkey. Letter, 27 8ep,transmitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay re­vealing the fact that A. 8. Kyprianou, son of theGreek-Cypriot "President", is the leader ofthe new underground organization in the Greek­Cypriot controlled area of Cyprus

8/12875 (A/33/279) 8ri Lanka. Letter, 20ct,transmitting communiqu~by the ExtraordinaryMeeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairs ofNon-Aligned Countries

8/12877 (A/33/282) Cyprus. Letter, 20ct, re­jecting allegations in 8/12867

8/12878 (A/33/283) Turkey. Letter, 3 Oct, trans­mitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay enclosingresolution of the Legislative Assembly of theTurkish Federated 8tate of Cyprus concerningrepresentation of Cyprus at the UN and thepolicy of the Turkish-Cypriot community forthe settlement of the Cyprus problem

8/12881 (A/33/290) Turkey. Letter, 40ct, trans­mitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay referringto 8/12877, and stating that Mr. R.R. Denkta§has renewed his call for the resumption of thedialogue between the Greek-Cypriot and Turk­ish-Cypriot communities

9

CYPRU8 SrTUATION (continued)

Other documents (continued)S/12890 (A/33/294) Turkey. Letter, 90ct, trans­

mitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay concerningprovocative statements and actions of theGreek-Cypriot leadership and the belief of theTurkish-Cypriot side that the inter communaltalks afford the best means for a peaceful BO­

lution of the Cyprus problem8/12892 (A/33/299) Turkey. Letter, 9 Oct, trans­

mitting letter from Mr. R.R. Denkta§ con­cerning Mr. 8. Kyprianou's false pretence tospeak for and on behalf of the Turkish-Cypriotcommunity in the General Assembly and com­menting on the address by Mr. S. Kyprianou

8/12895 (A/33/315) Cyprus. Letter, 170ct, re­ferring to S/12878 and stating that the "Legis­lative Assembly" can hardly be representativeof the Turkish-Cypriots and the setting up ofa "Turkish Federated State of Cyprus" contra­venes the Cyprus Constitution

8/12898 (A/33/318) Turkey. Letter, 170ct, trans­mitting letter from Mr. O. Orek, Prime Min­ister of the Turkish Federated 8tate of Cyprus,concerning statement by the "Minister of In­terior" of the Greek-Cypriot Administrationdurin~ his visit to the district of Limassol

8/12905 (A/33/336) Turkey. Letter, 23 Oct,transmitting letter from Mr. O. Orek, PrimeMinister of the Turkish Federated State ofCyprus, concerning proper representation ofCyprus in the UN. (contains joint resolution ofCouncil of Ministers and the Legislative As­sembly on the Proclamation of the TurkishFederated State of Cyprus, and resolution bythe Legislative Assembly of the Turkish Fed­erated 8tate of Cyprus, 2 Oct)

S/12907 (A/33/342) Cyprus. Letter, 26 Oct, re­jecting allegations in 8/12890

S/12912 (A/33/353) Turkey. Letter, 31 Oct,transmitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay, com­menting on letter in 8/12907 and on statementsby Mr. 8. Kyprianou on the Cyprus situation

S/12915 (A/33/359) Cyprus. Letter, 3 Nov, re­ferring to letter in 8/12892 and transmittingpaper on over-all picture of the situation inCyprus and extracts from reports of the 8ec­retary-General during the l1-year period inquestion (1963-1974)

8/12918 Cyprus. Letter, 7 Nov, requesting meet­ing of the Security Council to consider thequestion of Cyprus

S/12923 (A/33/370) Turkey. Letter, 10 Nov,transmitting letter from Mr. R.R. Denkta§concerning a statement made by ArchbishopMakarios in 1962 and the denial by Mr. Rolan­dis at the 33rd session of the General Assem­bly

8/12924 Secretary-General. Letter, 14 Nov,transmitting General Assembly resolution 33/15

S/12927 Cyprus. Draft resolution calling upon theparties concer'ned to comply with 8ecurityCouncil resolutions 365 (1974) and 367 (1975)

S/12928 Secretary-General. Letter, 10 Nov, ap­pealing for contributions for the maintenanceof UNFICYP until 15 Dec

SUBJECT INDEX

DEMOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA and VIET NAM

DECLARATION OF STATES PARTIES TO THE WARSAWTREATY, Moscow, 1978

-- text S/12939 (A/33/392)

see International security: strengthening: Declaration- 1970: implementation '

Documents8/12942 (A/33/404) secretary-General. Note

transmitting application of Dominica for mem-'Ibersip ., ',T

S/12956 security Council Cttee on the AdmiSSion ~ I

of New Members. Reportt;11

Participation by Non-Council members: Representa­tives of the following States were invited at themeeting indicated to participate, without vote, in !::the consideration of this question:

Barbados, El Salvador and Trinidad and Tobago atthe 2105th meeting !/I

DocumentsS/12911 United States. Letter, 1 Nov, concerning

increasing tensions between DemocraticKampuchea and Viet Nam

S/12919 Democratic Kampuchea. Letter, 7 Nov,referring to S/12911 and stating that the solu­tion to the conflict between Kampuchea andViet Nam is the cessation of aggression beingcommitted by Viet Nam and the great expan­sionist Power against Democratic Kampuchea

S/12930 Democratic Kampuchea. Letter, 17 Nov,transmitting statement of the Ministry of For­eign Affairs condemning the use of toxic gasbombs by Vietnamese forces in the territoryof Democratic Kampuchea

S/12935 Viet Nam. Letter, 24 Nov, transmittingstatement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairsrejecting the report of the Phnom Pehn author- I

ities on the so-called use by Viet Nam of toxic 'gas shells '

S/12944 (& Corr .1, French only) Viet Nam. Let­ter, 30 Nov, stating that the fundamentalcause of the border conflict between Kampu­chea and Viet Nam lies in the Peking authori­ties' expansionist policy in South-East Asia

S/12957 Democratic Kampuchea. Letter, 7 Dec,concerning intensification of acts of aggres­sion and invasion against DemocraticKampuchea by Viet Nam with the assistanceof the Soviet Union

S/12961 Democratic Kampuchea. Letter, 11 Dec,transmitting press statement on the new Viet­namese manoeuvre of the establishment of aVietnamese organization with a Khmer name ~i

S/12962 China. Letter, 11 Dec, rejecting allega- ~tions in S/12944 and stating that the cause ofthe Viet Nam-Kampuchea conflict lies in theVietnamese authorities' attempt to annexKampuchea supported by the Soviet Union

lliDOMINICA-- admission to United Nations

Participation by Non-Council members: Representativesof the following States and individuals were invit­ed at the meetings indicated to participate, with­out vote, in the consideration of the question:

Cyprus, Greece and 'l\lrkey at the 2080th meetingMr. R. R. Denkta§ at the 2080th meetingCyprus and Greece at the 2099th meetingTurkey at the 2100th meetingMr. R. R. Denktas at the 2100th meetingCyprus, Greece and Turkey at the 2107th meetingMr. N. Atalay at the 2107th meeting

Discussion in security Council: Meetings S/PV; 2080,Mar. 2099, 2100, Zl07

Draft resolution in S/12739, calling for an extensionof UNFICYP to 15 Dec 1978. adopted (14-0-0)at the 2080th meeting as resolution 430 (1978)(China did not participate in the voting)

Draft resolution in S/12940, urging the parties con­cerned to comply with and co-operate in theimplementation of security Council resolutionsand to resume negotiations, adopted by con­sensus at the 2100th meeting as resolution 440(1978)

Draft resolution in S/12968, calling for an extensionof UNFICYP to 15 Jun 1979, adopted (14-0-0)at the 2107th meeting as resolution 443 (1978)(China did not participate in the voting)

CYPRUS SITIJATION (continued)

Other documents (continued)S/12937 Cyprus. Letter, 24 Nov, concerning vio­

lations of the airspace of Cyprus by 'I\Irkishfighter jets on 22 Nov

S/12940 Draft resolution urging the parties con­cerned to comply with and co-operate in theimplementation of security Council resolutionsand to resume negotiations

S/12954 (A/33/420) Cyprus. Letter, 4 Dec, con­cerning statement by Mr. R. R. Denkta~at apress conference on 28 Nov and the incompat­ibility of the intercommunal negotiations dueto the continued presence and activities of the'I\Irkish forces of occupation

S/12967 (A/33/499) 'I\Irkey. Letter, 13 Dec,transmitting letter from Mr. N. Atalay, rep­resentative of the 'I\Irkish Federated State ofCyprus, concerning missing persons in Cy­prus

S/12968 Draft resolution calling for the extensionof UNFICYP until 15 Jun 1979

S/12972 'I\Irkey. Letter, 19 Dec, transmitting let­ter from Mr. N. Atalay, referring to S/12937and stating that the areas referred to are underthe control and sovereignty of the 'l\lrkish Fed­erated State of Cyprus

S/12987 (A/34/51) Cyprus. Letter, 29 Dec, con­cerning events in the part of the territory ofCyprus under Turkish military occupation

CZECHOSLOVAKIA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12515, S/12660 secretary-General. Reports

10

SUBJECT INDEX

DOMINICA (continued)__ admission to United Nations (continued)

Discussion in Security Council Cttee on the Admissionof New Members: Meeting SIC. Z/SR. 63 (Re­stricted distribution)

S/12956 Report

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings S/PV. 2104,2105

Draft resolution in S/12956, recommending admis­sion of Dominica to membership, adoptedunanimously at the 2105th meeting as resolu­tion 442 (1978)

EL-ERIAN, ABDULLAH ALl (Egypt)-- biography S/12830/Rev.1 (A/33/223/Rev.1)

INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE (continued)-- judges: election (continued)

DiscuSsion in security Council: Meeting S/PV. 2093FollOWing elections by secret ballot in the Security

Council and the General Assembly, meetingsimultaneously, the following were electedfor a nine-year term beginning 6 Feb 1979:Mr. Roberto Ago (Italy), Mr. Richard R.Baxter (United states), Mr. Abdullah All EI­Erian (Egypt), Mr. Platon DimitrievichMor020v (USSR) and Mr. Jose Sette Camara(Brazil)

Composition of the International Court of Justiceas of 6 Feb 1979

FRANCE-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12574, 8/12592 Secretary-General. Reports

GABON-- representatives: credentials

Documents8/12515 Secretary-General. Report

GABON and BENIN

See Benin situation

GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC)-- representatives: credentialS

Documents8/12891 Secretary-General. Report

Members

Ago, Roberto (Italy)Baxter, Richard R. (United States)EI-Erian, Abdullah Ali (Egypt)Elias, Taslim Olawale (Nigeria)Forster, lsaac (Senegal)Gros, Andr~ (France)Lachs, Manfred (Poland)Morozov, Platon D. (USSR), re-electedMosler, Hermann (Germany (Federal

Republic»Oda, Shigeru (Japan)Ruda, Jos~ Mar1'll. (Argentina)Sette Camara, Jos~ (Brazil)5ingh, Nagendra (India)Tarazi, 8alah El Dine (Syrian Arab

Republic)Waldock, Humphrey (United Kingdom)

Term of Office(expires 5 Feb)

19881988198819851982198219851988

19851985198219881982

19851982

GOMEZ ROBLEDO, ANTONIO (Mexico)-- biography S/12830 (A/33/223)

INDIA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12807 secretary-General. Report

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MERCENARIES, Coto­nou, 1978

-- report 8/12557

IN'rERNATIONAL COURT OF JU8TICE-- judges: election

DocumentsS/12828 (A/33/221) (& Corr .1, Arabic, Chinese,

English, Russian & Spanish only) Secretary­General. Meomorandum

S/12829/Rev.1 (A/33/222/Rev.1) & Rev .1/Add. 1Secretary-General. Note transmitting list ofcandidates nominated by national groups

S/12830/Rev.1 (A/33/223/Rev.1) Secretary­General. Note transmitting curricula vitaeof candidates nominated by national groups

11

INTERNATIONAL SECURITY-- strengthening: Declaration, 1970: implementation

Documents8/12545 (A/33/56) Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Let­

ter, 27 Jan, concerning speech made by Egyp­tian President Sadat to the People's Assemblyof Egypt

S/12698 Romania and United States. Letter,9 May, transmitting text of Joint Declarationon expanding bilateral relations and co-opera­tion between Romania and United States

8/12732 (A/33/131) United RepUblic of Tanzania.Letter, 8 Jun, transmitting special messagefrom President M.J .K. Nyerel'e concerningrecent events in Africa (presence of Sovietand Cuban forces in Africa and a proposedPan-African security force)

5/12875 (A/33/279) 8ri Lanka. Letter, 2 Oct,transmitting communiqu~by the ExtraordinaryMeeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairs ofNon-Aligned Countries

S/129 20 (A/33/362) USSR and Viet Nam. Letter,7 Nov, transmitting text of Treaty of Friend­ship and Co-operation between USSR and VietNam, Moscow, 3 Nov

SUBJECT INDEX

INTERNATIONAL SECURITY (continued)-- strengthening: Declaration, 1970: implementation (con­tinued)

Documents (continued)S/12939 (A/33/392) USSR. Letter, 24 Nov, trans­

mitting text of Declaration of the States Par­ties to the Warsaw Treaty adopted at the meet­ing of the Political Consultative Cttee, Moscow,23 Nov

S/12965 (A/33/483) Mongolia. Letter, 8 Dec,transmitting statement concerning the resultsof the meeting of the Political ConsultativeCttee of States Parties to the Warsaw Treaty,Moscow, Nov 1978

ISRAEL and SOUTH AFRICA

See South Africa: apartheid

JAMAICA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12988 Secretary-General. Report

JAYEWARDENE, H.W. (Sri Lanka)-- biography S/12830/Rev.1 (A/33/223/Rev.1)

KOREAN QUESTION

DocumentsS/12544 United States. Letter, 25 Jan, transmit­

ting report of the UN Command concerning themaintenance of the Armistice Agreement of1953 during the period 21 Dec 1976 - 16 Dec1977

KUWAIT-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12515 Secretary-General. Report

LEBANON-- United Nations Interim Force in (UNIFIL) (established by

Council resolution 425 (1978))

See Middle East situation: United Nations InterimForce in Lebanon

LESOTHO and SOUTH AFRICA-- access to the sea transit traffic

See South Africa: apartheid

LIDYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA and CHAD

See Chad and Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

LUSAKA DECLARATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS COUN­CIL FOR NAMIDIA, 1978

-- text S/12631 (A/S-9/2)

See Namibia question for discussion

MANNER, EERO.J. (Finland)--biography S/12830/Rev.1 (A/33/223/Rev.l)

12

MAURI1'IUS--representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12720, S/12850 Secretary-General. Reporm

MCOOUGAL, MYRES S. (United States)--biography S/12830/Rev.l (A/33/223/Rev.1)

MICRONESIA

See Pacific Islands under United States administratiorself-government or independence

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION

See also Palestine question

ReportsS/12611 Secretary-General. Report, 19 Mar, on

implementation of Council resolution 425 (1978),and including terms of reference of UNIFILand the proposed plan of action

S/12620 & Add. 1-5 Secretary-General. Progres:reports on UNIFIL (concerns strength and COIl .

position of the Force, its deployment and ac­tivities, observance of the cease-fire, andcontacts with the parties)

S/12710 Secretary-General. Report on UNOOF forthe period 30 Nov 1977 - 17 May 1978 (includesmap)

S/12845 Secretary-General. Report on UNIFIL fOIthe period 19 Mar - 13 Sep (concerns establislment and composition of the Force, its deplor'ment, logistics, functions and activities andincludes map)

S/12896 (A/33/311) Secretary-General. Report inpursuance of General Assembly resolution32/20 on developments in the Middle East in all i

their aspectsS/12897 Secretary-General. Report on UNEF for

the period 25 Oct 1977 - 17 Oct 1978 (includesmap)

S/12929 Secretary-General. Interim report onUNIFIL under Security Council resolution 434(1978) I

S/12934 Secretary-General. Report on UNOOF for'the period 18 May - 24 Nov (includes map)

Other documentsS/12517 (A/33/52) Sri Lanka. Letter, 4 Jan, trans·

mitting text of communique issued by the Co- !ordinating Bureau of Non-Aligned Countriesconcerning the assassination of Mr. S. Ham­ami of PLO

S/12521 (A/33/53) Lebanon. Letter, 10 Jan, trans,mitting excerpts from the address by Presi­dent Sarkis concerning Lebanon's official po­sition on solutions to the Middle East crisisand the Palestinian question

S/12531 Cttee on the Exercise of the InalienableRights of the Palestinian People: Chairman.Letter, 18 Jan, concerning the fundamentalprinciples relating to the Palestine questioncontained in the Committee's report (A/31/35)(GAOR, 31st sess., Suppl. No. 35)

S/12534 Secretary-General. Letter, 13 Jan, trans·mitting General Assembly resolution 32/40

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

Other documents (continued)S/12563 Kuwait. Letter, 9 Feb, transmitting let­

ter from PLO concerning decision by Israel toconvert three new military installations on theoccupied West Bank into permanent ciViliansettlements

S/12575 (A/33/60) Jordan. Note verbale, 21 Feb,transmitting communication concerning en­croachments by Israeli occupation authoritiesupon historic, religious, cultural and residen­tial new areas adjacent to the Western Wall ofAI-Haram-al-Shareef Holy Sanctuary

S/12598 (A/33/64) Israel. Letter, 13 Mar, con­cerning attack by the murder squad dispatchedby PLO against Israeli civilians on the Haifa­Tel Aviv highway on 11 Mar

S/12600 Lebanon. Letter, 15 Mar, concerningreservation of its right to request meeting ofthe Security Council to consider the act of ag­gression against Lebanese territory by Israelitroops on 14 and 15 Mar

S/12602 (A/33/66) Lebanon. Letter, 15 Mar, con­cerning reservation of its right to requestmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe act of aggression against Lebanese terri­tory by Israeli troops on 14 and 15 Mar

S/12604 Security Council: President. Note trans­mitting communications dated 14 and 15 Marrelating to situation in Lebanon from LibyanArab Jamahiriya, Syrian Arab Republic, PLO,League of Arab States and Algeria

S/12606 Lebanon. Letter, 17 Mar, requestingmeeting of the Security Councnto considerthe act of aggression against Lebanese ter­ritory by Israeli troops on 14 and 15 Mar

S/12607 Israel. Letter, 17 Mar, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe acts of terror and violence against Israelicivilians perpetrated from Lebanese territory

S/12608 Kuwait. Letter, 17 Mar, requesting theSecurity Council to extend an inVitation to therepresentatives of PLO

S/12609 (A/33/70) Sri Lanka. Letter, 17 Mar,transmitting communique from the Co-ordina­ting Bureau of Non-Aligned Countries con­demning the act of aggression by Israel againstLebanon

S/12610 United states. Draft resolution callingupon Israel to cease military action againstLebanon and to withdraw its forces from allLebanese territory, and deciding to establisha UN Interim Force for Southern Lebanon toconfirm the withdrawal of Israeli forces

S/12612 United Kingdom. Draft resolution approv­ing the report of the Secretary-General on theimplementation of Council resolution 425(1978), and deciding that the Force shall beestablished for an initial period of six months

S/12614 Cttee on the Exercise of the InalienableRights of the Palestinian People: Chairman.Letter, 20 Mar, condemning Israel's aggres­sion against Lebanon and concerning solutionof the question of Palestine

13

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

Other documents (continued)SI12615 (A/33/71) (& Corr.l, Russian only) Mon­

golia. Letter, 20 Mar, transmitting state­ment by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on thethe question of Israel's aggression againstLebanon

S/12616 Secretary-General. Letter, 21 Mar, con­cerning implementation of Security Councilresolution 425 (1978) regarding the contingentsof UNIFIL

S/12618 Security Council: President. Letter,22 Mar, concerning consultations with mem­bers of the Security CounCil regarding theSecretary-General's letter in S/12616

8/12640 (A/33/78) Morocco. Letter, 11 Apr,concerning the intention of Israel to build aroad through the Zaouia Aboul Ghaouth andthe mosque attached to it, which are part ofthe Moroccan Wakf foundations in Jerusalem

8/12641 Secretary-General. Letter, 10 Apr,concerning provision of contingents forUNIFrL, provision of logistic support for theForce, and intention to appoint General E.A.Erskine as Commander of the Force

S/12642 Security Council: President. Letter,12 Apr, concerning consultations with mem­bers of the Council regarding the Secretary­General's letter in S/12641, and stating thatChina, not having participated in the votingon resolutions 425 and 426 (1978), dissociatesitself from this matter

S/12650 Syrian Arab Republic. Letter, 17 Apr,concerning Israeli use of nuclear cells actingon radioactive substances with booby-trappedmines near a highway linking Deraa and Da­mascus

S/12657 Secretary-General. Letter, 19 Apr, tothe President of the Security Council, report­ing on a visit to the Middle East concerningimplementation of Council resolution 425(1978), especially in relation to the withdraw­al of Israeli forces from Lebanon

S/12666 Secretary-General. Letter, 25 Apr, con­cerning acceptance of the offer by Senegal toprovide a battalion for UNIFIL, and the inten­tion to accept the same offer by Nigeria

S/12667 Security Council: President. Letter,26 Apr, concerning consultations with mem­bers of the Council regarding the Secretary­General's letter in S/12666, and stating thatChina, not having participated in the voting onresolutions 425 and 426 (1978), dissociatesitself from this matter

S/12669 (A/33/88) Jordan. Note verbale, 12 Apr,transmitting communications from Jordanconcerning new Israeli attempts to evacuateand demolish the Zawiyah of Abu-Median al­Ghouth, adjacent to the Aqsa Mosque in Jeru­salem

S/12675 .Secretary-General. Letter, 1 May, con­cerning discussions with the Chief Co-ordina­tor of the UN Peace-keeping Missions in theMiddle East and the Force Commander ofUNIFIL, and his considered opinion on in­creasing the strength of UNIFIL

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

Other documents (continued)S/12679 Bolivia, India and Mauritius. Draft res­

olution approving the increase in strength ofUNIFlL

S/12681 Security Council: President. Letter,3 May, concerning consultations with mem­bers of the Council regarding the Secretary­General's letter in S/12675, and stating thatChina, not having participated in the voting onresolutions 425, 426 and 427 (1978), dissoci­ates itself from this matter

S/12721 Draft resolution calling for renewal of themandate of UNOOF for a period of six monthsending 30 Nov

S/12724 Security Council: President. Note trans­mitting statement made on behalf of the mem­bers of the Council after the adoption of res­olution 429 (1978)

S/12725 (A/33/116) Israel. Letter, 31 May, re­jecting allegations in S/12575, S/12640 andS/12669

S/12730 Israel. Letter, 6 Jun, concerning blow­ing up of a public bus by the "General Com­mand for the Palestinian Forces" in Jerusa­lem on 2 Jun

S/12736 Israel. Letter, 13 Jun, transmitting let­ter from the Minister for Foreign Affairsconcerning completion of the withdrawal ofthe Israel Defence Forces from southernLebanon and return of the PLO elements tosouthern Lebanon

S/12738 Secretary-General. Letter, 14 Jun, re­plying to letter in S/12736 and stating thatUNIFlL will continue to carry out all parts ofits mandate

S/12752 (A/33/153) Qatar. Letter, 19 Jun, onbehalf of the Arab Group at the UN, referringto S/12725 and S/12730 and commenting onthe Israeli names given to Arab territoriesby the occupation authorities

S/12758 (A/33/161) Secretary-General. Notetransmitting resolution lA and B (xxxrv) en­titled "Question of the violation of humanrights in the occupied Arab territories, in­cluding Palestine" adopted by the Commissionon Human Rights on 14 Feb

S/12762 (A/33/164) Jordan. Letter, 22 Jun, re­ferring to 8/12575 and 8/12669 concerningencroachments by Israeli occupation author­ities upon historic and religious sites and re­questing that an "on-the-spot inspection" becarried out by UN organs (contains letterdated 20 Jan 1972 from Jordan in response toslanderous attacks against Jordan in servingthe Holy Places, 1948-1967, the status ofJerusalem and the accomplishments of Jordanduring the said period)

S/12767 (A/33/175) Jerdan. Note verbale, 5 Jul,transmitting communication pertaining toIsraeli action designed to put more restric­tions on the movements of the people of theoccupied West Bank of Jordan

S/12777 (A/33/184) Israel. Letter, 17 Jul, re­ferring to letter in 8/12752 and stating thatthe names mentioned were called by the Ro­mans and have been retained over the ages

14

MIDDLE EA8T SITUATION (continued)

Other documents (continued)S/12788 Argentina. Letter, 20 Jul, concerning

the situation in Lebanon8/12805 (A/33/203) Israel. Letter, 7 Aug, re­

jecting allegations in 8/127678/12806 (A/33/204) 8yrian Arab Republic. Letter,

9 Aug, referring to 8/12777 and stating thatthe letter evades the central issue, which isthe policy of Israel to destroy the identity ofthe Palestinian people

8/12816 (A/33/211) Israel. Letter, 18 Aug, re­ferring to S/12575, 8/12669 and S/12762 andstating that the reality of present-day Jerusa­lem bears no relation to the impression whichthe Jordanian communications seek to create

8/12820 (A/33/218) Cttee on the Exercise of theInalienable Rights of the Palestinian People:Chairman. Letter, 22 Aug, concerning cer­tain facts communicated by PLO relating totreatment by Israeli authorities of Palestinianprisoners in their custody

8/12825 Kuwait. Letter, 28 Aug, transmittingletter from PLO concerning carnage by Israelagainst Palestinian refugees of the town ofDamour and the Burj Al-Barajnah refugeecamp, Lebanon, on 20 Aug

8/12834 Lebanon. Letter, 5 Sep, concerning theability of UNIFlL to achieve its objectiveswithin the framework of its present terms ofreference and the possibility of seeking a re­definition of its mandate to ensure the fullimplementation of resolutions 425 and 426(1978) (addressed to the Secretary-General)

S/12835 Lebanon. Letter, 5 Sep, concerning theability of UNIFlL to achieve its objectiveswithin the framework of its present terms ofreference and the possibility of seeking a re­definition of its mandate to ensure the fullimplementation of resolutions 425 and 426 :,1(1978) (addressed to the President of the Se­curity Council)

S/12838 (A/33/230) Jordan. Letter, 30 Aug, con- 1'1cerning illegal designs of Israel to createmore Israeli settlements in the occupied westBank of Jordan

8/12840 Israel. Letter, 8 Sep, referring to :'1S/12834 and stating that the withdrawal of Is­rael Defence Forces from southern Lebanonwas completed on 13 Jun and was confirmedby the Commander of UNIFlL on the same day i'1

8/12844 (A/33/233) Jordan. Letter, 8 Sep, re­ferring to S/12777 and concerning Israel'sannexationist designs in substituting thephrase "the Judea and 8amaria districts" for I'ithe term ''West Bank"

S/12848 United States. Draft resolution callingfor renewal of the mandate of UNIFIL until19 Jan 1979 i'l

S/12851 Kuwait. Letter, 18 8ep, requesting theSecurity Council to extend an invitation to therepresentative of PLO to participate in Coun- il:cil debate

S/12863 (A/33/266) Lebanon. Letter, 25 Sep,transmitting text of an address by President iltSarkis to the Lebanese people on the MiddleEast situation

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

Other documents (continued)8/12874 Cttee on the Exercise of the InaUenable

Rights of the Palestinian People: Chairman.Letter, 27 Sep, expressing the hope that theSecurity Council will soon take a decision onthe recommendations of the Cttee

S/12875 (A/33/279) Sri Lanka. Letter, 2 pct,transmitting communique by the ExtraordinaryMeeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairs ofNon-Aligned Countries

S/12879 (A/33/288) Lebanon. Letter, 5 Oct,transmitting text of two appeals by the Inter­national Cttee of the Red Cross concerningthe situation in Lebanon

S/12882 Security Council: President. Note trans­mitting statement from the International Ctteeof the Red Cross entitled "Lebanon - appealfor truce"

S/12883 Draft resolution calling for a cease-firein Lebanon

S/12899 Draft resolution calling for renewal ofthe mandate of UNEF for a period of ninemonths ending 24 Jul 1979

8/12901 (A/33/329) Lebanon. Letter, 170ct,transmitting text of an appeal from the Inter­national Cttee of the Red Cross for relief andassistance in Lebanon

S/12908 Lebanon. Letter, 300ct, concerning thedecision to renew the mandate of the ArabPeace-keeping Force for six months by theCouncil of the League of Arab States on 26 Oct

8/12933 (A/33/386) Israel. Letter, 22 Nov, re­ferring to S/12844 and stating that Jordanagain reverted to the cliches of Arab propa­ganda in the attempt to rewrite the historicalfacts of the Arab-Israel conflict

S/12941 Draft resolution calling for renewal of themandate of UNOOF until 31 May 1979

S/12943 Security Council: President. Note in con­nexion with the adoption of the resolution onthe renewal of the mandate of UNDOF

8/12958 Security Council: President. Note con­cerning implementation of Council resolutions425 and 426 (1978) in connexion with UNlFIL

8/12963 Lebanon. Letter, 11 Dec, expressingappreciation to the Security Council for theimplementation of resolutions 425 and 426(1978) on UNIFIL

S/12966 (A/33/488) Israel. Letter, 12 Dec,transmitting documentation on Arab rejectionand defiance of General Assembly resolution181 (IT)

8/12973 Kuwait. Letter, 19 Dec, transmittingletter from PLO concerning the aggravatingsituation in occupied Palestinian territoriesas a result of IsraeU occupation

S/12975 (A/33/542) Lebanon. Letter, 21 Dec,concerning aggressive acts perpetrated byIsrael against Lebanon on 20 and 21 Dec

S/12976 Lebanon. Letter, 21 Dec, concerningacts of aggression perpetrated by Israelagainst Lebanon on 20 and 21 Dee

S/12977 Kuwait. Letter, 21 Dec, transmittingletter from PLO concerning attacks by Israelagainst Palestinian refugee camps on 20 Dec

15

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

Other documents (continued)s712978 Israel. Letter, 21 Dec, concerning

bomb outrages which took place in Jerusalemon 17 and 20 Dec and the terrorist methodsof PLO

S/12979 IsraeL Letter, 21 Dec, concerning aseries of aggressive acts perpetrated by PLOagainst Israel, 5 Nov - 20 Dec

S/12984 Egypt. Letter, 23 Dec, transmittingstatement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairsconcerning aggressive acts against the terri­torial il).tegrity of Lebanon by Israel on 22 Dec

Participation by Non-Council members: Representa­tives of the follOWing States and organizationwere invited at the meetings indicated to partic­ipate, without vote, in the consideration of thisquestion:

Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Libyan ArabJamahiriya, Syrian Arab Republic and Yemenat the 2071st meeting

PLO (10-1-4) at the 2071st meeting (requested inS/12608)

Viet Nam at the 2072nd meetingSudan at the 2073rd meetingIraq, Mongolia, Pakistan and Qatar at the 2074th

meetingIsrael, Lebanon and Syrian Arab Republic at the

2086th meetingPLO (10-1-4) at the 2086th meeting (requested in

S/12851)Lebanon at the 2106th meeting

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings S/PV.2071­2076, 2079, 2085, 2086, 2089,2091,2101,2106

Draft resolution in S/12610, calling upon Israel tocease military action against Lebanon and towithdraw its forces from all Lebanese terri­tory, deciding to establish a UN InterimForce for Southern Lebanon to confirm thewithdrawal of Israeli forces, adopted (12-0-2)at the 2074th meeting as resolution 425 (1978)(China did not participate in the voting)

Draft resolution in S/12612, approving the report ofthe Secretary-General on the implementationof Security Council resolution 425 (1978), anddeciding that the Farce shall be estabUshedfor an initial period of six months, adopted(12-0-2) at the 2075th meeting as resolution426 (1978) (China did not participate in thevoting)

Draft resolution in S/12679, approving the increasein strength of UNlFIL, noting withdrawal ofIsrael forces and calling for complete with­drawal, and deploring attacks on the UNForce that have occurred, adopted (12-0-2)at the 2076th meeting as resolution 427 (1978)(China did not participate in the voting)

Draft resolution in S/12721, calling for renewal ofthe mandate of UNOOF for another period ofsix months ending 30 Nov 1978, adopted(14-0-0) at the 2079th meeting as resolution429 (1978) (China did not participate in thevoting)

SUBJECT INDEX

-- cease-fire, 1973: violations: Israel-Lebanon sector

Documents

Reports on the status of the cease-fire submittedby the Chief of Staff of UNTSO concerningdevelopments on or during dates indicated:

-- United Nations Disengagement Observer Force

DocumentsS/12710 Secretary-General. Report for the peri­

od 30 Nov 1977 - 17 May 1978 (includes map)S/12721 Draft resolution calling for renewal of

the mandate of UNOOF for a period of sixmonths ending 30 Nov

S/12724 Security Council: President. Note trans­mitting statement made on behalf of the mem­bers of the Counc!il after the adoption of res­olution 429 (1978)

S/12934 Secretary-General. Report for the peri­od 18 May - 24 Nov (includes map)

S/12941 Draft resolution calling for renewal of themandate until 31 May 1979

S/12943 Security Council: President. Note in con­nexion with the adoption of the resolution onthe renewal of the mandate

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

Discussion in Security Council (continued)Draft resolution in S/12848, calling for renewal of

the mandate of UNIFlL for a four-month peri­od, until 19 Jan 1979, and requesting the Sec­retary-General to report to the Council intwo months and in four months, adopted(12-0-2) at the 2085th meeting as resolution434 (1978) (China did not participate in thevoting)

Draft resolution in S/12883, calling upon all thoseinvolved in hostilities in Lebanon to put ane~d to acts of violence and observe an imme-

cease-fire and calling upon all involvedto permit units of the International Cttee ofthe Red Cross into the area of conflict toevacuate the wounded and to provide humani­tarian assistance, adopted unanimously at the2089th meeting as resolution 436 (1978)

Draft resolution in S/12899, calling for renewal ofthe mandate of UNEF for a period of ninemonths ending 24 Jul 1979, adopted (12-0-2)at the 2091st meeting as resolution 438 (1978)(China did not participate in the voting)

Draft resolution in S/12941, calling for renewal ofthe mandate of UNDOF for another period ofsix months ending 31 May 1979, adopted(14-0-0) at the 2101st meeting as resolution441 (1978) (China did not participate in thevoting)

Statement on UNIFlL, prepared in the course ofconsultations among members of SecurityCouncil in connexion with the interim reportof the Secretary-General, adopted by consen­sus at the 2106th meeting (see documentS/12958) -

S/11663/Add.50Add.51Add. 52Add. 53

Dec 1977Jan 1978Feb15 Mar

16

MIDDLE EAST SITUAnON (continued)-- United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (continued):

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings S/PV. 2079 I

2101, 2106 'Draft resolution in S/12721, calling for renewal of

the mandate of UNDO F for another period ofsix months ending 30 Nov 1978, adopted(14-0-0) at the 2079th meeting as resolution429 (1978) (China did not participate in thevoting)

Draft resolution in S/12941, calling for renewal ofthe mandate of UNOO F for another period ofsix months ending 31 May 1979, adopted(14-0-0) at the 2101st meeting as resolution441 (1978) (China did not participate in thevoting)

-- United Nations Emergency Force

DocumentsS/12897 Secretary-General. Report for the peri­

od 25 Oct 1977 - 170ct 1978 (includes map)S/12899 Draft resolution calling for renewal of

the mandate for a period of nine months end­ing 24 Jul 1979

Discussion in Securi Council: Meeting S/PV. 2091Draft resolu on in S , calling for renewal of

the mandate of UNEF for a period of ninemonths ending 24 Jul 1979, adopted (12-0-2)as resolution 438 (1978) (China did not partic­ipate in the voting)

-- United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon

DocumentsS712610 United States. Draft resolution calling

upon Israel to cease military action againstLebanon and to withdraw its forces from allLebanese territory, and deciding to establisha UN Interim Force for Southern Lebanon toconfirm the withdrawal of Israeli forces

S/12611 Secretary-General. Report, 19 Mar, onimplementation of Council resolution 425(1978), and including terms of reference ofUNIFIL and the proposed plan of action

S/12612 United Kingdom. Draft resolution approv­ing the report of the Secretary-General inS/12611, and deciding that the Force shall beestablished for an initial period of six months

S/12616 Secretary-General. Letter, 21 Mar, con··cerning implementation of CO:Jncil resolution425 (1978) regarding the contingents of UNIFlL

S/12618 Security Council: President. Letter,22 Mar, concerning consultations with mem­bers of the Council regarding the Secretary­General's letter in S/12616

S/12620 & Add. 1-5 Secretary-General. Progressreports on UNIFlL (concerns strength andcomposition of the Force, its deployment andactivities, observance of the cease-fire, andcontacts with the parties)

S/12641 Secretary-General. Letter, 10 Apr, con­cerning provision of contingents for UNIFlL,provision of logistic support for the Force,and intention to appoint General E.A. Erskineas Commander of the Force

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (continued)

Documents (continued)S/12642 Security Council: President. Letter,

12 Apr, concerning consultations with mem­bers of the Council regarding the Secretary­General's letter in S/12641, and stating thatChina, not having participated in the votingon resolutions 425 and 426 (1978), dissociatesitself from this matter

8/12666 Secretary-General. Letter, 25 Apr, con­cerning acceptance of the offer of Senegal toprovide a battalion for UNIFIL, and the inten­tion to accept the same offer of Nigeria

8/12667 Security Council: President. Letter,26 Apr, concerning consultations with mem­bers of the Council regarding the Secretary­General's letter in S/12666, and stating thatChina, not having participated in the voting onresolutions 425 and 426 (1978), dissociatesitself from this matter

8/12675 Secretary-General. Letter, 1 May, con­cerning discussions with the Chief Co-ordina­tor of the UN Peace-keeping Missions in theMiddle East and the Force Commander ofUNIFIL, and his consid~redopinion on in­creasing the strength of UNIFIL

8/12679 Bolivia, India and Mauritius. Draft res­olution

S/12681 Security Council: President. Letter,3 May, concerning consultations with mem­bers of the Council regarding the Secretary­General's letter in S/12675, and stating thatChina, not having participated in the voting onresolutions 425-427 (1978), dissociates itselffrom this matter

8/12736 Israel. Letter, 13 Jun, transmitting let­ter from the Minister for Foreign Affairs con­cerning completion of the withdrawal of theIsrael Defence Forces from southern Lebanonand return of the PLO elements to southernLebanon

8/12738 Secretary-General. Letter, 14 Jun, re­plying to letter in 8/12736 and stating thatUNIFIL will continue to carry out all parts ofits mandate

8/12834 Lebanon. Letter, 5 Sep, concerning theability of UNIFIL to achieve its objectiveswithin the framework of its present terms ofreference and the possibility of seeking a re­definition of its mandate to ensure the fullimplementation of resolutions 425 and 426(1978) (addressed to the Secretary-General)

8/12835 Lebanon. Letter, 5 Sep, concerning theability of UNIFIL to achieve its objectiveswithin the framework of its present terms ofreference and the possibility of seeking a re­definition of its mandate to ensure the fullimplementation of resolutions 425 and 426(1978) (addressed to the Security Council)

S/12840 Israel. Letter, 8 Sep, referring toS/12834 and stating that the withdrawal ofIsrael Defence Forces from southern Lebanonwas completed on 13 Jun and was confirmedby the Commander of UNIFIL on the sameday

17

MlDDLE EAST SlTUATION (continued)-- United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (continued)

Documents (continued)S/12845 SecretarY-General. Report for the period

19 Mar - 13 Sep (concerns establishment andcomposition of the Force, its deplOyment,logistics, functions and activities)

S/12848 United States. Draft resolution callingfor renewal of the mandate of UNIFIL until19 Jan 1979

S/12929 Secretary-General. Interim report onUNIFIL under Security Council resolution 434(1978) .

S/12958 Security Council: President. Note con­cerning implementation of Council resolutions425 and 426 (1978)

S/12963 Lebanon. Letter, 11 Dec, expressingappreciation to the Security Council for theimplementation of resolutions 425 and 426(1978) on UNIFlL

Participation by Non-Council members: Representa­tives of the following States and organizationwere invited at the meetings indicated to par­ticipate, without vote, in the consideration ofthis question:

Israel, Lebanon and Syrian Arab Republic at the2086th meeting

PLO (10-1-4) at the 2086th meeting (requested in6/12851)

Lebanon at the 2106th meeting

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings S/PV. 2071­2076, 2085, 2086, 2106

Draft resolution in S/12610, calling UpOI1 Israel tocease military action against Lebanon and towithdraw its forces from all Lebanese terri­tory, and deciding to establish a UN InterimForce for Southern Lebanon to confirm thewithdrawal of Israeli forces, adopted (12-0-2)at the 2074th meeting as resolution 425 (1978)(China did not participate in the vOtihg)

Draft resolution in S/12612, approving the report ofthe Secretary-General in S/12611 on imple:­mentation of Council resolution 425 (1978),and deciding that the Force shall be estab­lished for an initial period of six months,adopted (12-0-2) at the 2075th meeting asresolution 426 (1978) (China did not partici­pate in the voting)

Draft resolution in S/12679, approving the increasein strength of UNIFIL, noting withdrawal ofIsraeli forces and calling for complete with­drawal, and deploring attacks on the UN Forcethat have occurred, adopted (12-0-2) at the2076th meeting as resolution 427 (1978)(China did not participate in the voting)

Draft resolution in S/12848, calling for renewal ofthe mandate of UNIFIL for a four-monthperiod, until 19 Jan 1979) and requestingthe Secretary-General to report to the Coun­cil in two months and in four months, adopted(12-0-2) at the 2085th meeting as resolution434 (1978) (China did not participate in thevoting)

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I I

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (continued)

Discussion in Security Council (continued)Statement on UNIFIL, prepared in the course of

consultations among members of SecurityCouncil in conneXlon with the interim reportof the Secretary-General, adopted by consen­sus at the 2106th meeting (see documentS/12958) -

MOROCCO and ALGERIA

See Algeria and Morocco

MOROZOV, PLATON DIMI1RIEVICH (USSR)-- biography S/12830 (A/33/223/Rev. 1)

MOZAMBIQUE and SOUTHERN RHODESIA

See Southern Rhodesia question

NAMffiIA QUE8TION

ReportsS/12827 Secretary-General. Report pursuant to

Security Council resolution 431 (1978) con­cerning the proposal for a settlement of theNamibian situation

8/12903 Secretary-General. Report pursuant toSecurity Council resolution 431 (1978) con­cerning the situation in Namibia

8/12938 Secretary-General. Report pursuant toSecurity Council resolution 439 (1978) con­cerning the situation in Namibia

S/12950 Secretary-General. &1pplementary re­port pursuant to Security Council resolution439 (1978) concerning the situation in Namibia

Other documentsS/12631 (A/S-9/2) UN Council for Namibia: Presi­

dent. Letter, 4 Apr, transmitting text of1978 Lusaka Declaration of the UN Council forNamibia, adopted 23 Mar

S/12636 Canada, France, Germany (Federal Re­public), United Kingdom and United States.Letter, 10 Apr, transmitting proposal for asettlement of the Namibian situation (includingappointment of a UN Special Representative tobe assisted by a UN Transition AssistanceGroup)

8/12645 Special Cttee on the Situation with regardto the Implementation of the Declaration on theGranting of Independence to Colonial Countriesand Peoples: Acting Chairman. Letter, 13 Apr,transmitting consensus on the question ofNamibia adopted by the Special Cttee on 13 Apr

8/12658 United Republic of Tanzania (on behalf ofthe African Groul2 in the UN). Letter, 14 Apr,stating that the African Group of States con­siders a Security Council meeting on the ques­tion of Namibia as untimely and inopportunebefore the forthcoming special session of theGeneral Assembly on the question

S/12678 (A/S-9/12) South Africa. Letter, 2 May,transmitting letter from the Minister for For­eign Affairs of South Africa regarding SouthWest Africa

18

NAMffiIA QUESTION (continued)

Other documents (continued)S/12688 (A/33/94) Sri Lanka. Letter, 4 May

transmitting communiqu~by the Co-ordU:atingBureau of Non-Aligned Countries condemningSouth Africa's invasion of Angola and illegaloccupation of Namibia

S/12691 (A/33/95) UN Council for Namibia: Presi­dent. Letter, 5 May, transmitting statementby the UN Council for Namibia condemningSouth Africa's act of aggression against An­gola and against the Namibian people

S/12696 Secretary-General. Letter, 4 May, trans­mitting General Assembly resolution S-9/2

S/12755 (A/33/155) UN Council for Namibia: Pres­ident. Letter, 23 Jun, transmitting statementof 20 Jun condemning South Africa's proclama­tion for registration of voters in Namibia

S/12775 Canada, France, Germany (Federal Re---=- public), United Kingdom and United States.

Letter, 14 Jul, transmitting text of joint com­muniqu~ issued in Luanda on 12 Jul by the rep­resentatives of five Governments and ofSWAPO

S/12791 Sri Lanka. Letter, 27 Jul, transmittingtelegram from the Secretariat of the Confer­ence of Foreign Ministers of the Non-AlignedCountries on the Namibia question

S/12792 Draft resolution requesting the Secretary­General to appoint a Special Representativefor Namibia

S/12793 Draft resolution concerning territorial in­tegrity and unity of Namibia and reintegrationof Walvis Bay within its territory

S/12794 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Letter,27 Jul, requesting the Security Council toextend an invitation to Mr. S. Nujoma, Presi­dent of SWAPO

S/12797 South Africa. Letter, 31 Jul, transmit­ting letter from Mr. R. F. Botha, South Afri­can Minister of Foreign Affairs, concerningthe position of South Africa with regard toWalvis Bay

S/12831 Special Cttee on the Situation with regardto the Implementation of the Declaration onthe Granting of Independence to ColonialCountries and Peoples: Chairman. Letter,30 Aug, transmitting resolution on activitiesof foreign economic and other interests inSouthern Rhodesia and Namibia, adopted bythe Cttee on 28 Aug (A/AC. 109/572)

S/12836 South Africa. Letter, 6 Sep, transmit­ting letter from Mr. R. F. Botha, South Afri­can Minister of Foreign Affairs, concerningthe proposal in S/12827 and terrorist activi­ties planned and executed by SWAPO

S/12837 Botswana (on behalf of the African Groupof States at the UN). Letter, 6 Sep, transmit-ting resolutions on Namibia adopted by the \Assembly of Heads of State and Governmentof OAU and by the OAU Council of Ministersin Khartoum

S/12839 Botswana (on behalf of the African Groupof States at the UN). Letter, 8 Sep, transmit·ting message from Mr. E. Kodjo, Administra­tive Secretary-General of OAU, reiteratingtotal commitment to the achievement of genu­ine independence for Namibia

SUBJECT INDEX

NAMffiIA QUESTION (continued)

Other documents (continued)S/12841 United Republic of Tanzania. Letter,

8 Sep, transmitting letter from Mr. S. Nujoma,President of fNiAPO, concerning various as­pects of the Secretary-General's report in8/12827 on the situation in Namibia

S/12853 South Africa. Letter, 26 Sep, transmit­ting text of press release by Prime MinisterVorster regarding South West Africa

S/12854 South Africa. Letter, 20 Sep, transmit­ting excerpt from...communication to SouthAfrica by the five Western members of theSecurity Council on 12 Sep concerning cessa­tion of violence in South West Africa

S/12865 Canada, France, Gabon, Germany (Fed­eral Republic), Mauritius, Nigeria, UnitedKingdom and United States. Draft resolutiondeciding to establish a UN Transitional Assis­tance Group (UNTAG) to assist the SpecialRepresentative of the Secretary-General tocarry out the mandate of Security Councilresolution 431 (1978)

S/12866 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Letter,28 Sep, requesting the Security Council toextend an invitation to Mr. S. Nujoma, Presi­dent of fNiAPO to participate in Council de­bate

S/12868 South Africa. Letter, 27 Sep, transmit­ting letter from Mr. R. F. Botha, South Afri­can Minister of Foreign Affairs, referring toS/12827 and S/1283fi and concerning the pro­posal for a settlement on the question of SouthWest Africa

S/12869 Secretary-General. Explanatory state­ment regarding his report submitted pursuantto Security Council resolution 431 (1978)

S/12872 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Letter,28 Sep, requesting the Security Council toextend an invitation to Mr. E. Kodjo, Adrnin­istrative Secretary-General of OAU, to pat-tic­ipate in Council debate

S/12875 (A/33/279) Sri Lanka. Letter, 20ct,transmitting communique by the ExtraordinaryMeeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairs ofNon-Aligned Countries

S/12880 Canada, France, Germany (Federal Re­public), United Kingdom and United States.Letter, 50ct, transmitting statement byMr. R. V. Rukoro of the Namibia NationalfrOnt (NNF)

S/12900 South Africa. Letter, 190ct, transmit-. ting documents of meeting of South Africa with

the Foreign Ministers of the five Westernmembers of the Security Council, Pretoria,16-180ct

S/12902 Canada, France, Germany (Federal Re­public), United Kingdom and United states.Letter, 21 Oct, transmitting text of jointstatement by South Africa and the five foreignministers and a further statement by the fiveministers regarding Namibia

S/12909 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Letter,31 Oct, requesting the Security Council to ex­tend an invitation to Mr. T. -B. Gurirab offNiAPO

19

NAMIBIA QUESTION (continued)

other documents (continued)8/12913 Czechoslovakia. Letter, 2 Nov, trans­

mittlng telegram from Mr. S. Nujoma, Pres­ident of SWAPO, commenting on the commu­niqul! by Foreign Ministers of Canada, France,Germany (Federal Republic), United Kingdomand United States with the minority r~girne ofSouth Africa

S/12914 (A/33/355) Sri Lanka. Letter. 2 Nov,transmitting communiqul! by the Group ofNon-Aligned Countries in New York

S/12916 Mongolia. Letter, 7 Nov, transmittingstatement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,demanding the complete cessation of the ille­gal occupation of Namibia by South Africa andthe granting of national independence to theNamibia people

S/12922 Gabon, India, Kuwait and Nigeria. Draftresolution condemning the decision of SouthAfrica to proceed unilaterally with the holdingOf elections in Namibia in Dec

S/12931 (A/33/384) UN Council for Namibia: Pres­ident. Letter, 20 Nov, transmitting statementconcerning invitations issued by South Africato journalists and other individuals and insti­tutions to follow the arrangements which SouthAfrica has called "elections" in Namibia to beheld in Dec

S/12945 Congo (on behalf of the African Group ofStates at the UN). Letter, 1 Dec, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe situation in Namibia

S/1295{ UN Council for Namibia: President. Let­ter, 1 Dec, supporting the request in S/12945

S/12952 Gabon, Mauritius and Niget-ia. Letter, 4 Dec,requesting the Security Council to extend andinvitation to Mr. T.-B. Gurirab of SWAPO

S/l2953 Angola. Letter, 4 Dec, condemning theinternal elections being held inside Namibiaand denouncing the mass arrest of SWAPOleaders

S/l2959 (A/33/458) UN Council for Namibia·: Pres­ident. Letter, 8 Dec, transmitting statementby a Namibian citizen concerning arbitraryacts and harassntent carried out by South Af­rica regarding the so-called elections

S/12960 (A/33/464) A.ngola. Letter, 8 Dec, trans­mitting statement on the situation in Namibia

S/12969 (A/33/518) Sweden. Letter, 15 Dec,transmitting statement on Namibia by the Nor­dic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland,·Norway and Sweden)

S/12983 South Africa. Letter, 22 Dec, translD it­ting letters from Mr. R. F. Botha,· Millist.erof Foreign Affairs, concerning support by theleaders of South West Africa for a settlementwith a view to achieving international recogni­tion of South West Africa's independence

S/12986 (A/33/549) Turkey. Letter, 26 Dec, trans­mitting statement concerning the elections inNamibia

8/12989 South Africa. Letter, 30 Dec, transmit-ting letter from Mr. R. F. Botha, Minister ofForeign Affairs, concerning bomb explosionin Swakopmund and statement by Mr. Nujomaregarding intensification of acts of violenceby fNiAPO

SUBJECT INDEX

NAMIBIA QUESTION (continued)

ParticilVEtion by Non-Council members: Representa­t ves of the following States and organizationswere Invlted at the meetings indicated to partic­Ipate, without vote, in the consideration of thisthis question:

Angola, Benin, Mall, Senegal, South Africa, SriLanka and Sudan at the 2082nd meeting

Miss G. C. Konie, President of the UN Council forNamibia, and the delegation accompanyingher at the 2082nd meeting

Mr. S. NUJoma, President of SWAPO, at the 2082ndmeeting (requested in S/12794)

Benln, Botswana, Sudan and Zambia at the 2087thmeeting

Miss G. C. Konie, President of the UN Council forNamibia, and the delegation accompanyingher at the 2087th meeting

Mr. S. A. saUm, Chairman of the Special Cttee onthe Situation with regard to the Implementa­tion of the Declaration on the Granting of in­dependence to Colonial Countries and Peoples,at the 2087th meeting

Mr. S. NuJoma, President of SWAPO, at the 2087thmeeting (requested In S/12866)

Mr. E. KodJo, Administrative Secretary-Generalof OAU, at the 2087th meeting (requested inS/12872)

Burundi, Egypt and Ghana at the 2092nd meetingMiss G. C. Konle, President of the UN Council for

Namibia, and the delegation accompanyingher at the 2092nd meeting

Mr. T. -B. Gurirab, representative of SWAPO, atthe 2092nd meeting (requested in S/12909)

Bangladesh, Benln, Guyana, Saudi Arabia, Somaliaand Zambia at the 2094th meeting

Cuba, Mozambique and Yugoslavla at the 2095thmeeting

Algeria at the 2096th meetingAngola and Congo at the 2103rd meetingMiss G. C. Konie, President of the UN Council for

Namibia, and the delegation accompanyingher at the 2103rd meeting

Mr. T.-B. Gurirab, representative of SWAPO, atthe 2103rd meeting (requested in S/12952)

NAMIBIA QUESTION (continued)

Discussion in Security Councll (continued)Draft resolution In S/12865, deciding to establish a

UN Transition Assistance Group (UNTAG) fora period of up to 12 months in order to assistthe Special Representative of the Secretary­General to carry out the mandate to ensurethe early independence of Namibia throughfree and fair elections, and calling on SouthAfrica to co-operate with the Secretary-Gen­eral in the implementation of this resolution,adopted (12-0-2) at the 2087th meeting as res.olution 435 (1978) (China did not participate

i in the votiDg) .Draft resolution in S/12922, condemning the deci­

sion of South Africa to proceed unilaterallywith the holding of elections In Namibia InDec 1978, and demanding that South Africaco-operate with the Security Council in theImplementation of Its resolutions on Namibia,adopted (10-0-5) at the 2098th meeting as res­olution 439 (1978)

N'DIAYE, AMAOOU (MaU)-- biography S/12830/Rev.1 (A/33/223/Rev.1)

NICARAGUA SITUATION'

DocumentsS/12833 Venezuela. Letter, 2 Sep, requesting

meeting of the Security Council to considerthe situation in Nicaragua (meeting not held)

S/12852 OAS: secretary-General. Telegram,18 Sep, transmitting text of resolution callinga Meeting of Consultation of Ministers ofForeign Affairs to consider the grave eventsin the Central American region

S/12861 OAS: Secretary-General. Telegram,23 Sep, transmitting text of resolution adopt­ed by the 17th Meeting of Consultation of Min­isters of Foreign Affairs

S/12955 OAS: Assistant Secretary-General. Let­ter, 9 Nov, transmitting resolution adoptedby the Permanent Council on 16 Oct concern­Ing the events in Costa Rica and Nicaragua

NON-ALIGNED COUNTRIES-- communiques and documents

Documents8/12595 (A/33/53) Sri Lanka. Letter, 10 Mar,

transmitting communique by the Co-ordinat­Ing Bureau of Non-Aligned Countries c~ncern­

ing act of aggression by the minority regimein Southern Rhodesia against Zambia

S/12609 (A/33/70) Sri Lanka. Letter, 17 Mar,transmitting communique by the Co-ordinat­ing Bureau of Non-Aligned Countries con­demning the IsraeU invasion of Lebanon

Discussion in security Council: Meetings S/PV.2082,2087,2088,2092,2094-2098,2103,2104

Draft resolution in S/12792, requesting the Secre­tary-General to appoint a Special Represen­tative for Namibia in order to ensure theearly independence of Namibia through freeelections and to submit a report conta1n1nghis recommendations for the implementationof Security Council resolution 385 (1976),adopted (13-0-2) at the 2082nd meeting asresolution 431 (1978).

Draft resolution In S/12793, declaring that the ter­ritorial Integrity and unity of Namibia mustbe assured through the reintegration of WalvlsBay within Its territory and that South Africamust not use Walvls Bay In any manner preJ­udicial to the independence of Namibia or theviability of its economy, adopted unanimouslyat the 2082nd meeting as resolution 432 (1978)

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NIGERIA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12515 & Add. 1, S/12784

ReportsSecretary-General.

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SUBJECT INDEX

NON-ALIGNED COUNTRIES (continued).- communiques and documents (continued)

Documents (continued)S/12688 (A/33/94) Sri Lanka. Letter, 4 May,

transmitting communique by the Co-ordinat­ing Bureau of Non-Aligned Countries con­demning South Africa's invasion of Angolaand illegal occupation of Namibia

S/12875 (A/33/279) Sri Lanka. Letter, 2 Oct,transmitting communiqub by the ExtraordinaryMeeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairs ofNon-Aligned Countries concerning issuesbefore the 33rd session of the General Assem­bly of special concern to the non-aligned coun­tries

S/12914 (A/33/355) Sri Lanka. Letter, 2 Nov,transmitting communiqu6 by the Group ofNon-Aligned Countries in New York

S/12936 (A/33/390) Sri Lanka. Letter, 24 Nov,transmitting communique by the Co-ordinat­ing Bureau of Non-Aligned Countries in NewYork

NORWAY-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12988 Secretary-General. Report

PACIFIC ISLANDS UNDER UNITED STATES ADMINISTRA­TION

-- reports

DocumentsS/12668 Secretary-General. Note transmitting

report of the United States Government on theTrust Territory of the Pacific Islands, 1976/1977 (also issued as T/1786)

S/12971 (SCOR, 33rd year, Special Suppl. No. 1)Trusteeship Council. Report on the TrustTerritory of the Pacific Islands covering theperiod 24 Jun 1977 - 8 Jun 1978

-- self-government or independence

DocumentsS/12569 (A/33/59) USSR. Letter, 17 Feb, trans­

mitting statement concerning decolonizationof the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands(Micronesia)

S/12811 (A/33/205) USSR. Letter, 14 Aug, trans­mitting statement requesting the UN to takenecessary steps to enable the people of Micro­nesia to exercise their lawful right to genuinefreedom and independence

PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION-- participation in Security Council

DocumentsS/12608 Kuwait. Letter, 17 Mar, requesting the

Security Council to extend an invitation to therepresentatives of PLO

S/12851 Kuwait. Letter, 18 Sep, requesting theSecurity Council to extend an invitation to therepresentative of PLO

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PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION (continued)-- participation in security Council (continued)

Discussion in Security Councl1: Meetings PV. 2071,2086

At the 2071st meeting, it was decided (10-1-4) toinvite PLO to participate, without vote, in theconsideration of the question

At the 2086th meeting, it was decided (10-1-4) toinvite PLO to participate, without vote, in theconsideration of the question

PALESTINE QUESTION

see also Middle East situation

DocumentsS!12521 (A/33/53) Lebanon. Letter, 10 Jan,

transmitting excerpts from the address byPresident Sarkls concerning Lebanon's offi­cial position on the solutions regarding theMiddle East crisis and the Palestinian ques­tion

S/12531 Cttee on the Exercise of the InallenableRights of the Palestinian People: Chairman.Letter, 18 Jan, concerning the fundamentalprinciples relating to the Palestine questioncontained in the Committee's report (A/31/35)(GAOR, 31st sess., Suppl. No.35)

S/12534 Secretary-General. Letter, 13 Jan,transmitting General Assembly resolution32/40

8/12609 (A/33/70) Sri Lanka. Letter, 17 Mar,transmitting communique from the Co-ordi­nating Bureau of Non-Allgned Countries con­demning the act of aggression by Israelagainst Lebanon

S/12614 Cttee on the Exercise of the InallenableRights of the Palestinian People: Chairman.Letter, 20 Mar, condemning Israel's aggres­sion against Lebanon and concerning a solu­tion of the question of Palestine

S/12615 (A/33/71) (& Corr.1, Russian only) Mon­golla. Letter, 20 Mar, transmitting statementby the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Israel'saggression against Lebanon and the legitimaterights of the Arab people of Palestine

S/12820 (A/33/218) Cttee on the Exercise of theInallenable Rights of the Palestinian People:Chairman. Letter, 22 Aug, concerning cer­tain facts communicated by PLO relating totreatment by Israeli authorities of Palestinianprisoners in their custody

S/12825 Kuwait. Letter, 28 Aug, transmittingletter from PLO concerning carnage by Israelagainst Palestinian refugees of the town ofDamour and the Burj AI-Bara'nah refugeecamp, Lebanon, on 20 Aug

8/12874 Cttee on the Exercise of the InallenableRights of the Palestinian People: Chairman.Letter, 27 Sep, expressing hope that theSecurity Council will soon take a decision onthe recommendations of the Cttee

8/12875 (A/33/279) 8ri Lanka. Letter, 2 Oct,transmitting communique by the ExtraordinaryMeeting of Mlnlsters for Foreign Affairs ofNon-Aligned Countries

SUBJECT INOEX

PORTUGAL- - representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12988 Secretary-General. Report

RAZAFlNDRALAMBO, EDILBERT (Madagascar)- - biography S/12830/Rev. 1 (A/33/223/Rev.l)

SAO TOME and PRINCIPE-- territorial waters and air space: violations

DocumentsS/12559 Sao Tome and Principe. Telegram,

13 Feb, from President M. P. Da Costa con­cerning violations of territorial waters andair space of sao Tome and Prlnclpe by uniden­tified boats and reconnaissance aircraft

SECURITY COUNCIL-- agenda: summary statements

Documents8/12520 (full Ust)S/12520/

Add. 1 as of 14 JanAdd.2 as of 21 JanAdd.3 as of 28 JanAdd.4 as of 4 FebAdd.5 as of 11 FebAdd.6 as of 18 FebAdd.7 as of 25 FebAdd.8 as of 4 MarAdd.9 as of 11 MarAdd. 10 as of 18 MarAdd. 11 as of 25 MarAdd. 12 as of 1 AprAdd. 13 as of 8 AprAdd. 14 as of 15 AprAdd. 15 as of 22 AprAdd. 16 as of 29 AprAdd. 17 as of 6 MayAdd. 18 as of 13 MayAdd. 19 as of 20 MayAdd. 20 as of 27 MayAdd.21 as of 3 JunAdd.22 as of 10 JunAdd.23 as of 17 JunAdd. 24 as of 24 JunAdd.25 as of 1 JulAdd.26 as of 13 JutAdd.27 as of 15 JutAdd. 28 as of 22 JutAdd. 29 as of 29 JutAdd. 30 as of 5 AugAdd.31 as of 12 AugAdd. 32 as of 19 AugAdd. 33 as of 26 Aug •Add. 34 as of 2 SepAdd.35 as of 9 SepAdd. 36 as of 16 SepAdd. 37 as of 23 SepAdd. 38 as of 30 SepAdd. 39 as of 7 OctAdd.40 as of 14 OctAdd.41 as of 21 Oct

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SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)-- agenda: summary statements (continued)

Documents (continued)8/125207

Add.42 as of 28 OctAdd.43 as of 4 NovAdd. 44 as of 11 NovAdd.45 as of 18 NovAdd.46 as of 25 NovAdd. 47 as of 2 DecAdd.48 as of 9 DecAdd.49 as of 16 DecAdd. 50 as of 23 DecAdd. 51 as of 30 Dec

-- communications received

DocumentsSecretariat. Communications received from pri­

vate individuals and non-governmental bodiesrelating to matters of which the Security Coun­cll is seized

S/NC/227 as of 31 MarS/NC/228 as of 11 JutS/NC/229 as of 30 SepS/NC/230 as of 29 Dec

.- members: representatives, 1978: credentials

BoliviaIbaftez, Molses Fuentes S/12515, 8/12579Rolan Anaya, Mado S/12515, 8/12625

CzechoslovakiaHr~ka, Zdenko 8/12660HuICnsk;f, nja S/12515Je!ll, Mlloslav 8/12515/Add.l, 8/12660Pddka, Frantisek 8/12515/Add.l, S/126608lanina, Jir! 8/12515/Add.l, 8/12660

France---x;eIinuyeux-Comnene, Mlchel 8/12574, 8/12592

Gabon-xaiDlna, Jean Baptiste 8/12515

Issembe, Gertrude 8/12515Ndong, Leon 8/12515Nguema-Mba, Marcel Rock 8/12515

Germany (Federal Rt!JUbllC)Jelonek, Alois 8/ 2891

India~rl, Veena 8/12807

Kuwait--m&hara, Abdulla Yaccoub 8/12515

El-Jeaan, Abdul Mohsen S/12515

MauritiusFulena, Premduth Kumar 8/12850Pitchen, Guy 8/12720

NigeriaAdeyemi, Bariyu, A. 8/12515 & Add. 1Blankson, Ampim Darku Jim 8/12784George, Gbadebo Oladeinde 8/12515 & Add.lHarriman, LesUe O. 8/12515 & Add. 1

U8SR~zlnsky, V. V. 8/12566

Palenykh, I. M. 8/12819

SUBJECT INDEX

-- resolutionsS/INF/34 Collected edition of resolutions and deci­

sions (To be issued)

Texts of resolutions issued separately in mimeo­graphed form as follows:

SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)-- members: representatives, 19'78: credentials (continued)

United KingdomBrown, Mervyn S/12716Fyjis-Walker, R.A. S/12567Grennan, D.J. S/12584Robinson, John Armstrong S/12926

VenezuelaCarpio Castillo, Ruben S/125'71, S/12639Chaderton, Roy S/12639Clemencia LOpez, Mar{a S/12639

-- members: representatives, 19'79: credentials

BangladeshKaiser, K.M. S/12988Mohammed, Mostafa Faruque S/12988Rahman, Reaz S/12988

JamaicaBartIett, Peter S/12988Mills, Donald S/12988Neil, Stafford S/12988

N°layasen, Per S/1298819lrd, Ole S/12988

Kolby, Ole Peter S/12988Vraalsen, Tom Eric S/12988

portu~alAI uquerque, Fllipe de S/12988Ascenslto, Jolto Afronso S/12988Guimaraes, Fernando Andresen S/12988Mathlas, Leonardo S/12988Neves, Fernando S/12988Pereira, Vasco Futscher S/12988

ZambiaChabala, Z.I. S/12988Konie, G. C. S/12988Mutukwa, G. N. S/12988Mutukwa, K.S. S/12988Sianga, B. M. S/12988Sikaulu, N.J. S/12988

.- report to General Assembly, 19'77/1978

DocumentsA/33/2 (GAOR, 33rd sess., SUppl.No.2) Security

Council. Report, 16 Jun 1977 - 15 Jun 1978

Discussion in Security Council: Meeting S/PV.2102(private)

The CouncU adopted the draft report unanimously

SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)-. resolutions (contlnued)

UN Peace-keeping Force inCyprus

UN: Members: admission

Solomon Islands: admissionto UN

Southern Rhodesia andZambia

Southern Rhodesia question

S/RES/424 (1978)

S/RES/423, 424,437 (1978)

S/RES/433, 442(1978)

S/RES/430, 443(1978)

Texts of resolutions issued separately in mimeo­graphed form as follows (continued)

S/RES/431, 432, Namibia question435, 439 (1978)

S/RES/4S3 (1978)

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON THE ADMISSION OFNEW MEMBERS

-- reports S/12814, S/12956

See United Nations: Members: admission for discus-sion

SETTE CAMARA, JOsE (Brazil)-- biography S/12830/Rev, 1 (A/3S/223/Rev.l)

SOCIALIST REPUBLIC 0 F VIET NAM

See Viet Nam

SOLOMON ISLANDS-- admission to United Nations

Documents9/12801 (A/3S/202) secretary-General. Note

transmitting application ot Solomon Islandsfor membership .

S/12814 Security·CouncU Cttee on the Admissionof New Members, Report

partiCi~ationby Non-Council members: Representa-t ves of the following States were invited at themeeting indicated to participate, without vote, inthe consideration of this question:

Australia, .Fiji, New Zealand and Papua New Guineaat the 2084th meeting

Discussion in Securi Council Cttee on the Admissionof New Members: Meeting S C. SR.(Restricted distribution)

S/12814 Report

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings S/PV.2083,2084

Draft resolution in S/12814, recommending admis­sion of Solomon Islands to membership,adopted unanimously at the 2084th meeting asresolution 433 (1978)

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED IN PUR­SUANCE OF RESOLUTION 253 (1968) CONCERNINGTHE QUESTION 0 F SOUTHERN RHODESIA

-- reports S/12529/Rev.l (SooR, 33rd year, SpeciaiSUppl. No.2) (Vols, I, n) (& Rev. l/Corr. 1, English only)

See Southern Rhodesia question for discussion

Angola and South AfricaCyprus situation

Dominica: admission to UNMiddle East situation

S/RES/428 (1978)S/RES/430, 440,

443 (1978)S/RES/442 (1978)S/RES/425-427,

429,434, 436,438,441 (1978)

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SUBJECT INDEX

SOUTH AFRICA

See also Angola and South AfricaNamibia questionSouth Africa and ZambiaSouthern Rhodesia question

Syrian Arab Republic. Note ver-bale, 27 Apr

Lebanon. Note verbale, 3 MayIvory Coast. Note verbale, 2 MayBotswana. Note verbale, 31 MarComoros. Letter, 25 AprBurma. Note verbale, 5 MayGabon. Note verbale, 9 MayChad. Note verbale, 9 MayBenin. Note verbale, 4 MayTunisia. Note verbale, 11 MayCongo. Letter, 15 MayTrinidad and Tobago. Note ver-

bale, 19 MayChile. Note verbale, 25 MayGuatemala. Letter, 10 AprCosta Rica. Note verbale, 29 MayGabon. Note verbale, 30 MayPhilippines. Note verbale,

25 MayKuwait. Note verbale, 30 MayIndonesia. Note verbale, 26 MayIran. Note verbale, 5 JunSyrian Arab Republic. Note ver-

bale, 9 JunPortugal. Note verbale, 19 JunMauritius. Note verbale, 14 JUD

S/12656S/12659S/126628/12663S/12664S/12665

S/12646S/126478/12649S/126518/12652S/12654

S/12670S/12671S/12672

S/12674S/12676/

Rev. 1S/12682

S/12686S/12687S/126998/12700S/12703S/12705S/12706S/12708S/12709S/12712S/12713

S/12726S/12728S/12741S/12742S/12743

S/12744S/12745S/12746S/12747

S/12748S/12749

SOUTH AFRICA ( continued)u apartheid (continued)

Communications relating to mandatory arms embargoainst South Africa called for by 8ecuri Coun-

cil resolution 418 1977 continued

S/12605 Mali. Note verbale, 13 Mar8/12613 8pain. Note verbale, 20 Mar8/12617 Ghana. Note verbale, 21 MarS/12619 Thailand. Letter, 30 Dec 19778/12628 Mauritania. Note verbale, 4 Apr8/12629 Ethiopia. Note verbale, 4 Apr

-8/12630 Greece. Note verbale, 28 Mar8/12632 Austria. Note verbale, 5 Apr8/12634 Mongolia. Note verbale, 6 AprS/12637 Yugoslavia. Note verbale, 4 Apr8/12638 Malaysia. Note verbale, 10 Apr8/12643 Nigeria. Note verbale, 11 AprS/12644 Switzerland. Note verbale,

13 AprLesotho. Note verbale, 4 AprYemen. Note verbale, 6 AprCosta Rica. Letter, 3 Apr8ingapore. Note verbale, 17 AprBahamas. Note verbale, 18 AprSamoa. Note verbale, 13 Dec

1977Jamaica. Note verbale, 18 AprSudan. Note verbale, 11 AprMalta. Note verbale, 18 AprNepal. Note verbale, 20 Apr80malia. Note verbale, 21 AprEquatorial Guinea. Note verbale,

21 AprAngola. Letter, 27 AprAlgeria. Note verbale, 27 AprUnited Arab Emirates. Note ver-

bale, 24 AprAfghanistan. Note verbale, 23 ApJBrazil. Note verbale, 1 May

Norway. Note verbale, 24 JanDenmark. Note verbale, 27 FebFinland. Note verbale, 11 JanIceland. Note verbale, 3 JanIndonesia. Letter, 2 JanIreland. Note verbale, 10 JanBhutan. Letter, 14 Dec 1977Luxembourg. Note verbale,

9 JanPakistan. Note verbale, 13 JanUnited Republic of Tanzania.

Note verbale, 13 JanNauru. Note verbale, 23 Dec 1977Iraq. Note verbale, 16 JanVenezuela. Letter, 23 JanJordan. Note verbale, 19 JanQatar. Note verbale, 27 JanSaudi Arabia. Note verbale,

30 JanMaldives. Note verbale, 25 JanArgentina. Letter, 30 JanBarbados. Note verbale, 30 JanSurinalh. Note verbale, 26 JanOman. Note verbale, 15 FebMaldives. Note verbale, 25 JanLao People's Democratic Repub-

lic. Note verbale, 21 FebAustralia. Note verbale, 23 FebEcuador. Letter, 3 MarCyprus. Note verbale, 6 MarIran. Note verbale, 9 Mar

S/12495/Add.lS/12508/

Corr.lS/12509/Add.lS/12510/Add.lS/12511/Add.lS/12518S/12519S/12525S/125268/12527 &

Corr.lS/12528S/12530

S/125328/12535S/12541S/12542S/125468/12549

8/12550S/125518/12552S/12556S/12561S/125648/12577

8/12581S/12587S/12591S/12596

Communications relating to mandatory arms embargoainst South Africa called for b Securi Coun­

cil resolution 418 197 :

S/12452/Add.l Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter,21 Mar

S/12475/Add.l Israel. Note verbale, 3 AprS/12494/Add.l United Kingdom. Note verbale,

28 AprJapan. Note verbale, 11 AprSweden. Note verbale, 27 Dec

-- apartheid

ReportsS/12673 Secretary-General. Report on implemen­

tation of Council resolution 418 (1977) on thequestion of South Africa

S/12858 (Symbol not used)S/12858/Add. 1,2 (A/33/22/Add. 1,2) (To be issued

as GAOR, 33rd sess., Suppl. No.22A) Spe­cial Cttee against Apartheid. Special reports(Add. 1 is Special report on oil sanctionsagainst South Africa; Add. 2 is Special reporton recent developments in the relations be­tween Israel and South Africa)

S/12925 Secretary-General. Note transmittingreport of the Special Cttee against Apartheid(A/33/22) (GAOR, 33rd sess., Suppl. No.22)& Corr.l

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SUBJECT INDEX

S/12759

S/12771

Belgium, Note verbale, 8 NovNetherlands. Note verbale,

18 NovIsrael. Note verbale, 1 DecBahamas. Note verbale, 20 Nov

France. Note verbale, 30 DctS/12910 (&Corr.1,Frenchonly)

S/12932S/12947

S/12948S/12949

Other documentsS/i2523 Secretary-General. Letter, 10 Jan,

transmitting General Assembly resolution32/81 entitled "Implementation of the Decla­ration on the Denuclearization of Africa"

S/12524 Secretary-General, Letter, 10 Jan,transmitting General Assembly resolution32/105

S/12536 Secretary-General. Note transmittingletter from the Chairman of the Special Ctteeagainst Ajartheid concerning developmentsin Southfrica (contains "Review of develop­ments in South Africa since Security Councilresolution 417 of 31 Oct 1977")

S/12538 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria (on behalfof the African Group of States at the UN).Letter, 25 Jan, requesting meeting of theSecurity Council to resume the considerationof the question of South Africa

S/12539 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Letter,25 Jan, requesting the Security Council toextend an invitation to Mr. D. Woods, formerEditor of the South African East London DailyDispatch

S/12543 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Letter,26 Jan, requesting the Security Council toextend an invitation to Mr. J. Makatini of theAfrican National Congress and to Mr. D. M.Sibeko of the Pan Africanist Congress ofAzania .

S/12547 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Draftresolution on political trials and politicalprisoners in South Africa (not put to a voteat the 2059th meeting)

S/12548 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Draftresolution On foreign investments in SouthAfrica (not put to a vote at the 2059th meet­ing)

S/12562 Libyan Arab Jamahirlya. Letter, 15 Feb,transmitting letter from Dr. A.A. AI-Trelld,Libyan Secretary for Foreign Affai·rs, in hiscapacity as Chairman of the 30th session ofthe Co-ordinating' Cttee for the Liberation ofAfrica, concerning an announcement by SouthAfrica regarding an arrangement with theZionist entity

S/12582 Lesotho. Note verbale, 3 Mar) transmit­ting note dated 22 Fab concerning unilateralblockade of the south-eastern border of Leso­tho which abuts part of South Africa ca.lled theTranskei, and requesting assistance and dis­patcb of a fact-finding mission

25

S/12760S/12761S/12763 &

Corr.1S/12765 &

Corr.1S/12768S/12769S/12770

S/12772S/12773

S/12795S/12796S/12798S/12799S/12800S/12802S/12803S/12804S/12809

S/12810S/12812S/12813S/12815

S/12774S/12776S/12779S/12780S/12785S/12790

S/12824S/12826S/12832

S/12842S/12846S/12847S/12849

S/12856S/12860S/12871S/12876S/12893S/12904

SOUTH AFRICA (continued).- aI!artheid (continued)

Comlmmications relating to mandatory arms embargoagainst South Africa called for b Securi Coun-cil resolution 8 9 continued

S/12750 Venezuela. Letter, 14 JunS/12751 Colombia. Note verbale, 15 JunS/12753 Bulgaria. Note verbale, 18 JunS/12754 Poland. Note verbale, 21 JunS/12757 United States. Note verbale,

20 JunCzechoslovakia. Note verbale,

27 JunCuba. Note verbale, 26 JunMexico. Note verbale, 22 JunLiechtenstein. Note verbale,

22 JunByelorussian SSR. Note verbale,

4 JulFiji. Note verbale, 22 JunChad. Note verbale, 26 JunKorea (Republic). Note verbale,

3 JulYugoslavia. Note verbale,

29 JunEgypt. Note verbale, 6 JulNew Zealand. Note verbale,

11 JulSweden. Note verbale, 11 JulUSSR. Note verbale, 18 JulBenin. Note verbale, 25 MayIndia. Note verbale, 12 JUISpain. Note verbale, 17 JulGerman Democratic Republic.

Letter, 25 JulEcuador. Letter, 21 JulBrazil. Note verbale, 26 JulArgentina. Note verbale, 26 JulGreece. Note verbale, 14 JulJordan. Letter, 3 AugCyprus. Note verbale, 27 JulBarbados. Note verbale, 2 AugAngola. Letter, 9 AugUkrainian SSR. Note verbale,

9 AugHungary. Note verbale, 14 JulEthiopia. Letter, 14 AugColombia. Letter, 9 AugMadagascar. Note verbale,

16 AugHonduras. Letter, 21 AugTogo. Note verbale, 23 AugCentral African Empire. Note

verbale, 28 AugAustria. Note verbale, 31 AugNigeria. Note verbale, 16 AugMongolia. Note verbale, 11 SepSierra Leone. Note verbale,

13 SepNorway. Note verbale, 15 SepBelgium. Note verbale, 21 SepZambia. Note verbale, 25 SepCape Verde. Letter, 13 SepDenmark. Note verbale, 2 OctGermany (Federal Republic).

Note verbale, 5 Oct

SUBJECT INDEX

SOUTH AFRICA (continued)-- apartheid (continued)

Other documents (continued)S/12590 Liberia. Letter, 9 Mar, transmitting

message from President W. R. Robert con­cerning Southern Africa and South Africa,with particular reference to Zimbabwe

S/12622 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya. Letter, 28 Mar,from the Secretary of Foreign Affairs in hiscapacity as Chairman of the OAU Co-ordina­ting Cttee for the Liberation of Africa, con­cerning a recently signed agreement betweenSouth Africa and Israel

S/12627 South Africa. Letter, 3 Apr, referringto S/12582, and stating that there has been nointerference of any kind with Lesotho's accessto the sea through South Africa, and that SouthAfrica has no jurisdiction over matters whichconcern travel through the Republic of Trans­kei (includes map)

S/12688 (A/33/94) Sri Lanka. Letter, 4 May,transmitting communique by the Co-ordinatingBureau of Non-Aligned Countries condemningSouth Africa's invasion of Angola and illegaloccupation of Namibia

S/12733 Special Cttee against Apartheid: Chair­man. Letter, 9 Jun, concerning situationresulting from the continued military build­up in South Africa and plans of the apartheidregime to acquire nuclear weapon capability

S/12875 (A/33/279) Sri Lanka. Letter, 2 Oct,transmitting communique by the Ext raordi­nary Meeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairsof Non-Aligned Countries

S/12906 Burundi (on behalf of the African Group ofStates at the UN). Letter, 24 Oct, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerSouth Africa's defiance of Council resolution435 (1978)

S/12914 (A/33/355) Sri Lanka. Letter, 2 Nov,transmitting communique by the Group of Non­Aligned Countries in New York

S/12936 (A/33/390) Sri Lanka. Letter, 24 Nov,transmitting communique by the Co-ordinatingBureau of Non-Aligned Countries in New York

S/A C. 20/1 Special Cttee against Apartheid: Chair­man. Statement made at thE: 5th meeting ofthe Security r(luncil Cttee established by res­o]uli C',\ 421 (1977)

S.,'AC. 2()/2 fbly. Note verbale, 5 Sep, concerninglicen.:.:- fur rroduction of the Rolls-Royce.,"\ :pi- ..... H'!!Lr:~" manumctured in South Africa

~;. AC. ;;:r) ':! United State~. Note verbale, 12 Sep,c',:""ct.rning sale of civilian light aircraft toS':"J :.h Africa •

S/AC.2'.1/'1 Israel. Note verbale, 14 Nov, com­menting on u1e press report concerning man­ufc,cture of nvl1ian helicopters in Israel forexpc: c to ., South African company

S/AC. 201;) Israel. Note verbale, 1 Dec, referringJ.r.. ,;T~,lement of the Chairman of the SpecialC,tee ~"f'ainBt Apartheid in S/AC.20/1 andstating that Israel will comply with SecurityC )uncil rfesolution 418 (1977)

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SOUTH AFRICA and ANGOLA

See Angola and South Africa

SOUTH A FRICA and ZAMBIA

DocumentsS/12821 Zambia. Letter, 25 Aug, concerning act

of aggression against the town of Sesheke bythe Security Forces of South Africa, 22-24 Aug

S/12822 South Africa. Letter, 25 Aug, concerningattacks against South African military baseand installations launched from Zambia on13 and 23 Aug

S/12823 Benin. Letter, 25 Aug, on behalf of theAfrican Group, requesting meeting of theSecurity Council to consider aggression bySouth Africa against Zambia (meeting not held)

SOUTH WEST AFRICA

See Namibia question

SOUTHERN RHODESIA and BOTSWANA

See Botswana and Southern Rhodesia- Southern Rhodesia question

SOUTHERN RHODESIA and ZAMBIA

See also Southern Rhodesia question

DocumentsS/12589 Zambia. Letter, 9 Mar, requesting meet­

ing of the Security Council to consider the actof aggression against Zambia by forces of theminority regime in Southern Rhodesia on6-8 Mar

S/12593 Security Council: President. Note trans­mitting press statement by Mr. S.S. Ramphal,the Commonwealth Secretary-General, con­cerning invasion of Zambia by the forces ofthe illegal Smith regime

S/12594 Upper Volta. Letter, 10 Mar, on behalfof the Group of African States, condemning~gression against Zambia by racist-minorityregime in Rhodesia on 6-8 Mar

SUBJECT INDEX

SOUTHERN RHODESIA and ZAMBIA (continued)

Documents (continued)S/12595 (A/33/63) Sri Lanka. Letter, 10 Mar,

transmitting communique by the Co-ordinatingBureau of Non-Aligned Countries concerningact of aggression by the minority regime inSouthern Rhodesia against Zambia

S/12601 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Letter,15 Mar, requesting the Security Council toextend an invitation to Mr. G. Sllundika, rep­resentative of the Patriotic Front of Zimba­bwe

S/12603 Bolivia, Gabon, India, Kuwait, Mauritiusand Nigeria. Draft resolution conde~ thearmed invasion by the racist minority regimein Southern Rhodesia against Zambia, andcall1ng upon United Kingdom, as AdminIster­ing Authority, to take effective measures tobring to an end the exlstence of the regime inSouthern Rhodesia

S/12884 Zambia. Note verbale, 60ct, trans­mitting message from President K. D. Kaundaconcerning the decision of Zambia to use thesouthern route for transportation of fertili­zers and copper into the country despite theimposition of sanctions against Rhodesia

S/12921 Zambia. Letter, 9 Nov, concerning at­tacks against camps ot the Patriotic Front bySouthern Rhodesian forces on 19 Oct

Participation by Non-Council members: Representa­tives of the following states and individuals wereinvited at the meetings indicated to participate,without vote, in the consideration of this ques­tion:

Botswana, Cuba, Egypt, Mozambique, United Re­public of Tanzania, Upper Volta and Zambiaat the 2068th meeting

German Democratic Republic, Ghana and Jamaicaat tile 2069th meeting

Mr. G. Silundlka of the Patriotic Front of Zimbabweat the 2069th meeting (requested in S/12601)

Viet Nam at the 2070th meeting

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings S/PV. 2068­2070

Draft resolution in S/12603, condemninft the armedinvasion by the racist minority regime inSouthern Rhodesia against Zambia, and callingupon United Kingdom, as Administering Au­thority, to take effective measures to bring toan end the eXistence of the regime In SouthernRhodesia, adopted unanimously at the 2070thmeeting as resolution 424 (1978)

SOUTHERN RHODESIA QUESTION

Documents-S1l'25'22 Secretary-General. Letter, 9 Jan, trans­

mitting General Assembly resolution 32/116BS/12529/Rev.l (SCOR, 33rd year, Special Suppl.

No.2) (Vols.I, II) (& Rev. l/Corr. 1, Englishonly) Security Council Cttee Established inPursuance of Resolution 253 (1968) concern­ing the Question of Southern Rhodesia. Re­port, 10th

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SOUTHERN RHODESIA QUESTION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/12540 United Kingdom. Letter, 26 Jan, trans­

mitting statement made in the House of Com­mons announcing the date of further talks fora Rhodesian settlement

S/12576 Mozambique. Note verbale, 24 Feb,transmitting communique of the Ministry ofForeign Affairs in connexlon with the so­called "internal settlement" in Southern Rho­desia

S/12578 Upper Volta (as Chairman of the AfricanGroup of states at the UN). Letter, 1 Mar,requesting meeting of the Security Council toconsider the situation in Southern Rhodesia

S/12580 Botswana. Note verbale, 1 Mar, con­cerning attack against Botswana by the armedforces of the illegal regime in Southern Rho­desia

S/12583 (A/33/61) Algeria. Letter, 6 Mar, trans­mitting message from Mr. A. Boutefllka,Minister for Foreign Affairs, concerningSouthern Rhodesia question and the fundamen­tal rights of the people of Zimbabwe

S/12585 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Letter,7 Mar, requesting the Security Council to ex­tend an invitation to Messrs. R.G. Mugabeand J. M. Nkomo, co-leaders of the PatrioticFront of Zimbabwe

S/12586 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Letter,8 Mar, requesting the Security Council to ex­tend an invitation to Canon B. Carr, Secre­tary-General of the All Africa Conference ofChurches

S/12588 Upper Volta (on behalf of the AfricanGroup of States at the UN). Letter, 9 Mar,transmitting copy of the Emergency PowersRegulations enacted by the minority regimein Southern Rhodesia to prohibit pUblicationof any statement or information concerningthe activities of organizations or associationswhich are opposed to the regime

S/12589 Zambia. Letter, 9 Mar, requesting meet­ing of the Security Council to consider the actof aggress~on against Zambia by forces of theminority regime in Southern Rhodesia on6-8 Mar

S/12590 Liberia. Letter, 9 Mar, transmittingmessage from President W. R. Rolbert, con­cerning Southern Africa and South Africa,with particular reference to Zimbabwe

S/12593 Security Council: President. Note trans­mitting press stettement by Mr. S. S. Ramphal,Commonwealth Secretary-General, concern­ing invasion of Zambia by the forces of theillegal Smith rllgime

S/12594 Upper Volta. Letter, 10 Mar, on behalfof the Group of African States, condemningaggression against Zambia by the l'acist­minority regime in Rhodesia on 6-8 Mar

S/12595 (A/33/63) Sri Lanka. Letter, 10 Mar,b"ansmitting communiqull by the Co-ordinatingBureau of Non-Aligned Countries concerningact of aggression by the minority regime inSOuthern Rhodesia against Zambia

SUBJECT INDEX

SOUTHERN RHODESIA QUESTION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/12597 Bolivia, Gabon, India, Kuwait, Mauritius,

Nigeria and Venezuela. Draft resolution con­demning all attempts and manoeuvres by theillegal regime aimed at the retention of powerand declaring as illegal and unacceptable anyinternal settlement under the auspices of theregime

S/12599 Ghana. Letter, 7 Mar, transmittingstatement by the Government on the so-calledinternal settlement of the Rhodesia question

S/12601 Gabon, Mauritius and Nigeria. Letter,15 Mar, requesting the Security Council toextend an invitation to Mr. G. Silundika, rep­resentative of the Patriotic Front of Zimbabwe

S/12603 Bolivia, Gabon, India, Kuwait, Mauritiusand Nigeria. Draft resolution condemning thearmed invasion by Southern Rhodesia againstZambia and calling upon the United Kingdomto take effective measures to bring to an endthe existence of the regime in Southern Rho­desia

S/12704 Secretary-General. Report on implemen­tation of Security Council resolution 423(1978) in connexion with the question concern­ing the situation in Southern Rhodesia

S/12783 Angola (on behalf of the African Groupof states at the UN). Letter, 21 Jul, trans­mitting statement issued on 19 Jul condemn­ing the proposed Helms amendment on sanc­tions against Southern Rhodesia

S/12787 Angola (on behalf of the African Group ofStates at the UN). Letter, 24 Jul, transmit­ting resolution on sanctions against SouthernRhodesia adopted by the 15th Ordinary Sessionof the Assembly of Heads of State and Govern­ment of OAU, Khartoum, Jul 1978

S/12808 Special Cttee on the Situation with regardto the Implementation on the Declaration onthe Granting of Independence to Colonial Coun­tries and Peoples: Chairman. Letter, 11 Aug,transmitting resolution on the question ofSouthern Rhodesia adopted by the Cttee on10 Aug (A/AC.I09/564)

S/12831 Special Cttee on the Situation with regardto the Implementation of the Declaration onthe Granting of Independence to Colonial Coun­tries and Peoples: Chairman. Letter, 30 Aug,transmitting resolution on activities of foreigneconomic and other interests in Southern Rho­desia and Namibia, adopted by the Cttee on28 Aug (A/AC.I09/572)

S/12875 (A/33/279) Sri Lanka. Letter, 2 Oct,transmitting communiqu~by the Extraordi­nary Meeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairsof Non-Aligned Countries

S/12884 Zambia. Note verbale, 60ct, transmit­ting message from President K. D. Kaundaconcerning the Clecision of Zambia to use theSouthern route for transportation of fertiliz­ers and copper into the country despite theimposition of sanctions against Rhodesia

S/12885 India. Letter, 60ct, transmitting state­ments of the African Group and of the UnitedStates concerning the reported visit to theUnited States of 1. Smith and membet's of theillegal regime in Southern Rhodesia

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SOUTHERN RHODESIA QUESTION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/12886 (A/33/291) Burundi. Letter, 60ct,

transmitting statement by the African Grou ~

regarding the visit of I. Smith, the leader ~fthe illegal racist regime in Southern Rhode­sia, to the United States

S/12887/Rev.l India, Kuwait, Mauritius and Ni­geria. Revised draft resolution concerningthe decision of the United States to allow theentry of I. Smith and some members of theillegal regime in Southern Rhodesia, and c,-_­ing upon the United States to observe the pro.visions of Security Council resolutions con­cerning sanctions

S/12894 India. Letter, 130ct, transmitting lehe-'from United Kingdom to the Cttee Establishedin Pursuance of Resolution 253 (1968) enclos­ing a copy of the report on the supply of pet,....leum and petroleum products to Rhodesia(contains text of chap. XIV of the report con­taining conclusions and observations)

S/12914 (A/33/355) Sri Lanka. Letter, 2 Nov,transmitting communique by the Group ofNon-Aligned Countries in New York

S/12964 Mozambique. Letter, 11 Dec, transmil­ting communique by the Ministry of Natioll:lDefense concerning a series of aggressiveacts by the illegal racist regime in Souther/lRhodesia against Mozambique

Participation by Non-Council members: Representa.tives of the following states, organizations an·~

individuals were invited at the meetings indicatedto participate, without vote, in the considerationof this question:

Angola, Benin, Mozambique, United Republic ofTanzania, Upper Volta and Zambia at the2061st meeting

Kenya a.t the 2062nd meetingMr. R.G. Mugabe and Mr. J.M. Nkomo, co-lead­

ers of the Patriotic Front of Zimbabwe, atthe 2062nd meeting (requested in S/12585)

Sierra Leone and Sudan at the 2063rd meetingCanon B. Carr, Secretary-General of the All Afri­

ca Conference of Churches, at the 2063rdmeeting (requested in S/12586)

Botswana at the 2064th meetingSaudi Arabia at the 2065th meetingLiberia at the 2066th meetingSri Lanka and Yugoslavia at the 2067th meetingBotswana, Cuba, Egypt, Mozambique, United Re-

public of Tanzania, Upper Volta and Zambiaat the 2068th meeting

German Democratic Republic, Ghana and Jamaicaat the 2069th meeting ~

Mr. G. Silundika of the Patriotic Front of ZimbabW}~at the 2069th meeting (requested in S/12601) ,

Viet Nam at the 2070th meeting

Discussion in Securi Council Cttee Established inPursuance of Resolution 253 1968) concerni,!!ithe Question of Southern Rhodesia: MeetingsS/AC.15/SR.303-321 (Restricted distribution)

S/12529/Rev.l (SCOR, 33rd year, Special 9Jppl.No. 2) (Vols.I, IT) (& Rev. I/Corr .1, EngliShonly) Report

SUBJECT INDEX

SOUTHERN RHODESIA QUESTION (continued)

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings S/PV. 2061­2070, 2090

Draft resolution in S/12 597, condemning all at­tempts and manoeuvres by the illegal regimeaimed at the retention of power and declaringas illegal and unacceptable any internal set­tlement under the auspices of the rllgime,adopted (10-0-5) at the 2067th meeting asresolution 423 (1978)

Draft resolution in 8/12603, condemning the armedinvasion by the racist minority rt1gime inSouthern Rhodesia against Zambia and callingupon the United Kingdom, as the AdministeringAuthority, to take effective measures to bringto an end the existence of the regime in South­ern Rhodesia, adopted unanimously at the2070th meeting as resolution 424 (1978)

Revised draft resolution in S/12887/Rev.l, notingwith regret the decision of the United Statesto allow the entry into the United States of1. Smith and some members of the illegal re­gime in Southern Rhodesia, and calling uponthe United States to observe the provisions ofSecurity Council resolutions concerning sanc­tions, adopted (11-0-4) at the 2090th meetingas resolution 437 (1978)

SPECIAL COMMITTEE AGAINST APARTHEID-- reports A/33/22 (GAOR, 33rd sess., SUppl. No.22)

(transmitted by S/I2925) & Corr.lS/12858/Add. 1,2 (A/33/22/Add. 1, 2) (To be

issued as GAOR, 33rd sess., Suppl. No. 22A)

See South Africa: apartheid for discussion

TURKEY and CYPRUS

See Cyprus situation

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12566, S/12819 Secretary-General. Reports

UNITED KINGDOM-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12567, S/12584, S/12716, S/12926 Secretary­

General. Reports

UNITED NAnONS-- Members: admission

DocumentsS/12801 (A/33/202) Secretary-General. Note

transmitting application of Solomon Islandsfor membership

S/12814 Security Council Cttee on the Admissionof New Members. Report concerning theapplication of Solomon Islands for admissionto membership

S/12942 (A/33/404) Secretary-General. Notetransmitting application of Dominica for mem­bership

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UNITED NATIONS (continued)-- Members: admission (continued)

Documents (continued)8/12956 Security Council Cttee on the Admission

of New Members. Report concerning theapplication of Dominica far admission to mem­bership

Participation by Non-Council members: Representa­tives of the following stites were invited at themeetings indicated to participate, without vote,in the consideration 01 this question:

Australia, Fiji, New Zealand and Papua New Guineaat the 2084th meeting

Barbados, El Salvador and Trinidad and Tobago atthe 2105th meeting

Discussion in Securi Council Cttee on.the Admissionof New Members: Meetings S SR.(Resb'icted distribution)

S/12814, 8/12956 Reports

Discussion in Securi~ Council: Meetings S/PV. 2083,2084,2104,210

Draft resolution in S/12814, recommending admis­sion of Solomon Islands to membership, adopt­ed unanimously at the 2084th meeting as res­olution 433 (19'78)

Draft resolution in S/12956, recommending admis­sion of Dominica to membership, adoptedunanimously at the 2105th. meeting as resolu­tion 442 (1978)

UNITED NATIONS DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE-- reports on 5/12710, S/12934

See Middle East situation: United Nations Disengage­ment Observer Force for discussion

UNITED NAnONS EMERGENCY FORCE-- report on S/12897

Bee Middle East situation: United Nations Emergency- Force for discussion

UNITED NAnONS INTERIM FORCE IN LEBANON-- reports on 8/12620 & Add. 1-5, S/12845, S/l2929

Bee Middle East situation: United Nations Interim Force- in Lebanon for discussion

UNITED NA TIONS PEACE-KEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS

Bee also Cyprus situation

DocumentsS/12624 Secretary-General. Letter, 23 Mar,

appealing for voluntary contributions for fi­nancing UNFICYP, and including statementof financial position and table of pledges andpayments for the period 1964-19'77

8/12723 & Add.l secretary-General. Report onthe UN operation in Cyprus, 1 Dec 1977 -31 May 1978 (contains map attached to Turk­ish-Cypriot proposals submitted on 13 Apr)

S/12739 Draft resolution calling for an extensionof UNFICYP to 15 Dec

SUBJECT INDEX

WEEK OF SOLIDARITY WITH PEOPLES AND COUNTRIESSTRUGGLING FOR THEIR NATIONAL LIBERATION,Cotonou, 1978

-- report 8/12557

UNITED NATIONS PEACE-KEEPING FORCE IN CYPRU8(CODtinued)

Documents (continued)8/12946 & Add. 1 Secretary-General. Report on

the UN operation in Cyprus, 1 Jun - 30 Nov1978 (contains map)

8/12968 Draft resolution calling for an extensionof UNFICYP to 15 Jun 1979

Participation by Non-Council members: Representa­tives Of the following States and individuals wereinvited at the meetings indicated to participate,without vote, in the consideration of the question:

Cyprus, Greet"e and Thrkey at the 2080th meetingMr. R. Denkta§ at the 2080th meetingCyprus, Greece and Thrkey at the 2107th meetingMr. N. Atalay at the 2107th meeting

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings S/PV. 2080,2081,2107

Draft resolution in 8/12739, calling for an extensionof UNFICYP to 15 Dec 1978, adopted (14-0-0)at the 2080th meeting as resolution 430 (1978)(China did not participate in the voting)

Draft resolution in S/12968, calling for an extensionof UNFlCYP to 15 Jun 1979, adopted (14-0-0)at the 2107th meeting as resolution 443 (1978)(China did not participate in the voting)

UNITED NAT10NS TRUCE SUPERVISION ORGANIZATIONIN PALESTINE

-- reports

See Middle East situation: cease-fire, 1973: violations:Israel-I.ebanon sector

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VENEZUELA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/12571, S/12639 Secretary-General.

VIET NAM and DEMOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA

See Democratic Kampuchea and Viet Nam

ZAMBIA-- representatives: credentials

Documents8/12988 Secretary-General. Report

ZAMBIA and SOUTH AFRICA

See South Africa: ar2theidSouth Africa and ambia

ZAMBIA and SOUTHERN RHODESIA

See Southern Rhodesia and Zambia- Southern Rhodesia question

ZIMBABWE

Se~ Southern Rhodesia question

Reports

Index to Speeches

AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS OF SOUTH AFRICA:REPRESENTATIVE (Makatini, J.')

South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2059 .

ALGERIA

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2078Namibia question S/PV. 2096

Speeches by representative .Bouayad-Agha, F. K. S/PV 02078,2096

ALL AFRICA CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES: SECRETARY­GENERAL (Carr, Canon B.)

Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2063

ANGOLA

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2077,2078Namibia question S/PV . 2082,2103Southern Rhodesia question S/PV, 2062

Speeches by representativesFigueiredo, E. de S/PV. 2062, 2077, 2078, 2082, 2103Luvualu, Po S/PV.2082

ATALAY, NAIL

Cyprus situation S/PV.2107

AUSTRALIA

Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084

Speech by representativeAnderson, HoD. S/l1V.2084

BANGLADESH

Namibia question S/PV. 2094

Speech btrepresentatlveHuq, .S. S/PV.2094

*Also spoke as President of Security Council for Jun.

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BARBADOS

Dominica: adDlission to UN S/PV, 2105UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2105

BENIN

Angola and South Africa . S/PV 02078Namibia question S/PV. 2082,2088Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2062

Speeches by representatives .Boya, T.So SjPV; 2062, 2082, 2088Houngavou, P 0H. S/PV02062, 2078

BOLIVIA.

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2078Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2105Middle East sib1ation S/PV. 2074, 2076, 2079,2085,2091Namibia question S/PV. 2082,2087,209 6 .Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV02084South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2056,2058Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2070Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2063, 2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084,2105

Speeches by re£resentattvesFUentesIba ez, M.F. S/PV.2056,2058,2063,2074,

2082,2084,2090,2091,2105*RoI6nAnaya, M. S/PV.2070,2076,2078,2079,.2081,

2085, 2087,2096

BOTSWANA

Namibia question S/PV. 2088·Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2068Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2064

Speeches by re~resentative

1'1011, T. S PV.2064,2068,208B

BURUNDI

Namibia question S/PV. 2092

Speech by representativeSimbananiye, A. S!PV 02092

CANADA

Angola and South Africa S/PV 02078Cyprus sib1ation S/PV. 2081, 2107

INDEX TO SPEECHES

CANADA (continued)

Middle East situation S/PV. 2073, 2075, 2076, 2079, 2085,2101,2106

Namibia question S/PV. 2082,2087,2098Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2058Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2069Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2066, 2067,2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084,2105

Speeches by representatives*Barton, W.H. S/PV.2058,2066,2067,2069,2073,

2075,2076,2078,2079,2081,2082,2085,2090,2098,2101,2105-2107

Jamieson, D.C. S/PV.2087Lapointe, P.A. S/PV.2084

CHAD

Chad and Libyan Arab Jamahiriya S/PV. 2060

Speech by representativeKamougue Wadal Abdelkader S/PV. 2060

CHINA

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2078Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081,2100Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2105Middle East situation S/PV. 2074-2076, 2079,2085,2091,

2106Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087,2098Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2058Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2065, 2067,2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084, 2105

CONGO

Namibia question S/PV. 2103

Speech by representativeGayama, P. S/PV. 2103

CUBA

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2078Namibia question S/PV. 209 5Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2069

Speeches by re&iesentatives'Alarc6n de esada, R. S/PV. 2069Roa Kouri, R. S/PV. 2078, 2095

*Also spoke as President of Security Council for Jul.**Also spoke as President of Security Council for Aug.

***Also spoke as President of Security Council for 8ep.

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CYPRUS

Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081, 2099, 2100, 2107

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2078Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081, 2100Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2105Middle East situation S/PV. 2074-2076,2079,2085,2091,

2101Namibia question S/PV. 2082,2088,2096Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2057Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2070Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2066, 2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084, 2105

Speeches by representatives. Hrl!ka, Z. S/PV. 2084, 2105***Huli'nsky, I. S/PV. 2057,2066,2070,2074-2076,207

2079,2081,2082,2085,2088,2090,2091,2096,2100,2101,2106

DENKTA:;l, RAUF R.

Cyprus situation S/PV.2081,2100

EGYPT

Middle East situation S/PV. 2072Namibia question S/PV. 2094Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2069

Speeches by representativeAbdel Meguid, A. E. Si'PV. 2069,2072,2094

EL SALVADOR

Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2105UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2105

Speech by representativeUrquia, M.R. S/PV.2105

FIJI

Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084

Speech by representativeSingh, N. S/PV. 2084

FRANCE

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2078Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081, 2100, 2107Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2105

FRANCE (continued)

INDEX TO SPEECHES

GHANA

Middle East situation S/PV. 2072, 2074-2076, 2079,2085,2101,2106

Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084Soothern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2070Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2066, 2067,2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084, 2105

Speeches by representativesGUiringaud, L. de SlPV. 2082, 2087Husson, P. S/PV.2066,2067,2070,2072,2084

*Leprette, J. S/PV.2074-2076,2078,2079,2081,2085,2090,2100,2101,2105-2107

GABON

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2078Cyprus situation S/PV. 2100Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2105Middle East situation S/PV.2074, 2076, 2079, 2085, 2091Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087, 2097,2104Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084Sooth Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2057Swthern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2069Swthern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2064, 2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084, 2105

Speeches by representativesAamina, J. -B. S/PV. 2084

**N'Dong, L. S/PV.2057, 2064, 2069,2074,2076,2078,2079,2085,2087,2091,2097,2100,2104,2105

Nguema-Mba, M.R. S/PV.2082,2090

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

Soothern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2069

GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC)

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2078Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081, 2107Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2105Middle East situation S/PV. 2073, 2076,2079,2085,2101,

2106Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084Soothern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2070Soothern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2067,2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084, 2105

*Also spoke as President of Security Council for OCt.**Also spoke as President of Security Council for Nov.

***Also spoke as President of security Council for Dec.

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Namibia question S/PV. 2094Swthern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2070

Speeches by r~resentative

Boaten, F.. S/PV. 2070, 2094

GREECE

Cyprus situation S/PV.2081,2099,2100,2107

Speeches by representativePapoulias, G. S/PV. 2081, 2099, 2100, 2107

GUINEA

Namibia question S/PV. 2088

GUYANA

Namibia question S/PV. 2096

Speech by representativeSinclair, N.G. S/PV.2096

INDIA

Angola and Booth Africa S/PV. 2078Cyprus situation S/PV.2081,2100Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2105Middle East situation S/PV. 2073, 2074, 2076, 2079, 2085,

2091,2106Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087,209 5,2097Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2056, 2058Boothern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2069Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2064, 2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084, 2105

Speeches by representativesHaidar, S. S/PV. 2082Jaipal, R. S/PV.2056, 2058, 2064,2069,2073,2074

2076,2078,2079,2081,2084,2085,2090,2091,2095,2097,2100,2105,2106

Vajpayee, A.B. S/PV.2087

IRAQ

Middle East situation S/PV. 2074

speech~epresentativeAl- at; M. S. S/PV. 2074

ISRAEL

Middle East situation S/PV. 2071,2074,2086,2106

ISRAEL (continued)

Speeches by representativesBlum, Y. SlPV.2086,2106Herzog, C. S/PV.2071,2074

JAMAICA

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2069

Speech by representativeMills, D. O. S/PV. 2069

JORDAN

Middle East situation S/PV. 2071, 2074

INDEX TO SPEECHES

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHffiIYA

Chad and Libyan Arab Jamahiriya S/PV. 2060Middle East situation S/PV. 2071

Speeches by representativeKikhia, M.R. S/PV.2060,2071

MALI

Namibia question S/PV. 2082

Speech by representativeKante, M.B. S/PV.2082

MAURITIUS

Speeches by representativeNuseibeh, H. S/PV.2071, 2074

KENYA

Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2062

Speech by representativeMaina, C.G. S/PV.2062

KUWAIT

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2078Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081, 2100, 2107Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2105Middle East situation S/PV. 2071,2072,2074-2076,2079,

2085,2091,2101,2106Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087,2096Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2057Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2069Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2064,2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084, 2105

Speeches by representativesAI-Jeaan, A.N. S/PV.2082,2084Al-Sabah, S.A.A. S/PV. 2087Bishara, A.Y. S/PV.2057,2064,2069,2071,2072,

2074-2076,2078,2079,2081,2085,2090,2091,2096,2100,2101,2105-2107

LEBANON

~hddle East situation S/PV. 2071, 2072, 2074, 2075, 2086,2106

Speeches by representativeTufni, G. S)PV. 2071, 2072, 2074, 2075, 2086, 2106

LlBEIW\

Sou thern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2067

~jJ~.ech by-!:~2!.~sentativ~Thomas, D.~PV.2067

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Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2077,2078Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2105Middle East situation S/PV.2074,2076,2085Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087,2092Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2056, 2057, 2059Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2069Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2065-2067UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084,2105

Speeches by representativesFulena, P.K. S/PV.2085Pitchen, G. S/PV. 2105Ramphul, R.K. S/PV. 2056, 2057, 2059,2065-2067,

2069,2074,2076-2078,2082,2084,2087,2092

MONGOLIA

Middle East situation S/PV. 2074

MOZAMBIQUE

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2078Namibia question S/PV. 209 5Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2068Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2062

Speeches by representativeLobo, J.C. S/PV.2062,206B,2078,2095

NEW ZEALAND

Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084

Speech by representativeHannah, T.J. S/PV.2084

NIGERIA

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2078Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081, 2107

NIGERIA (continued)

Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2105Middle East situation S/PV. 2072,2076,2079,2106Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087,2096South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2059Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2070Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2065, 2067,209 0UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2105

INDEX TO SPEECHES

QATAR

Middle East situation S/PV.2074

Speech by representativeAI-Obaidly, M. N. S/PV. 2074

SAUDI ARABIA

Speeches by representatives*Garba, J.N. S/PV. 2065,2082

George, G.O. S/PV.2076, 2078, 2081Harriman, L.O. S/PV.2059, 2067, 2070, 2072, 2079,

2090,2096,2105-2107

ORGANIZATION OF AFRICAN UNITY: ADMINISTRATNESECRETARY-GENERAL (Kodjo, E.)

Namibia question S/PV. 2088

PAKISTAN

Middle East situation S/PV. 2074

Speech by representativeAkhund, LA. S/PV.2074

PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION: REPRESENTA­TIVE (Terzi, Z.L.)

Middle East situation S/PV. 2071, 2074, 2086

PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZAN!A: REPRESENTA­TIVE (Sibeko, D.)

South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2059

pAPUA NEW GUINEA

Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV.2084UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084

Speech by representativeMatane, P.N. S!PV.2084

PATRIOTIC FRONT OF ZIMBABWE

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2069Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2064

Speeches by representativesMugabe, R.G. S!PV.2064Nkomo, J.M. S/PV.2064Silundika, G. S/PV. 2069

*Also spoke as President of Security Council for Jan.**All Presidents also spoke as representatives of their

countries.

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Namibia question S/PV. 2094,2098Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.2065

Speeches by representativeBaroody, J,M. S!PV.2065,2094,2098

SECRETARY-GENERAL (Waldheim, K.)

Middle East situation S/PV. 2074-2076,2079,2085,2106Namibia question S/PV. 2082,2087

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Barton, Canacta)**

Namibia question S/PV. 2082

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Carpio-Castillo, Vene­zuela)**

Angola and South Africa S/PV.2078Middle East situation S/PV. 2079

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Chen, China)**

Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2083, 2084UN: Members: admission S/PV.2083,2084

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Garba, Nigeria)**

Security Council, 33rd year: opening statement S/PV.2056South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2056

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Hulrnsk[, Czechoslova­kia)**

Middle East situation S/PV. 2086Namibia question S/PV. 2087PLO: participation in Security Council S/PV. 2086

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Leprette, France)**

ICJ: judges: election S/PV. 2093Middle East situation S/PV. 2089, 2091Namibia question S/PV. 2092Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.2090

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (N'Dong, Gabon)**

Cyprus situation S/PV. 2099, 2100Middle East situation S/PV. 2101Namibia question S/PV. 2094-2098

INDEX TO SPEECHES

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Richard, United King­dom) *

Middle East situation S/PV. 2071,2075PLO: participation in Security Council S/PV. 2071Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2068-2070Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2061-2063,2065,2067

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Rolon Anaya, Bolivia)*

Cyprus situation S/PV. 2080

SECURITY'COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Troyanovsky, USSR)*

Chad and Libyan Arab Jamahiriya S/PV. 2060

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Wechmar, Germany(Federal Republic)) *

Cyprus situation S/PV. 2107Dominica: admission to UN S/PV. 2104, 2105Middle East situation S/PV. 2106Namibia question S/PV. 2103UN: Members: admission S/PV.2104,2105

SENEGAL

Namibia question S/PV. 2082

eech by representativeSylla, Y. S PV.2082

SIERRA LEONE

Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2064

Speech by representativeGbujama, S. Y. S/PV.2064

SOMALIA

Namibia question S/PV. 2094

Speech by representativeHussein, A. H. S/PV. 2094

SOUTH AFRICA

Namibia question S/PV. 2082

Speech by representativeBotha, R. F. S/PV. 2082

*AU Presidents also spoke as representatives of theircountries.

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SOUTH WEST AFRICA PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATION

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2077Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087, 2092

Speeches by representativesGurirab, T. S/PV. 2092Nujoma, S. (President) S/PV. 2077,2082,2087

SRI LANKA

Namibia question S/PV. 2082Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2067

Speeches by representativesFernando, B.J. S/PV.2067Gooneratne, J.H.N. S/PV.2082

SUDAN

Middle East situation S/PV. 2074Namibia question S/PV. 2082,2088Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2064

Speeches by representativesBakr, E. E. S/PV. 2088Deng, F. S/PV.2082Medani, M. S/PV. 2064,2074

SWEDEN

South Africa: apartheid S/PV.2058

Speech by representativeThunborg, A. I. S/PV. 2058

SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC

Middle East situation S/PV. 2071,2086,2106

Speeches by representativesAl-Choufi, H. S/PV. 2086, 2106AI-Hussamy, T. S/PV. 2071

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

Dominica: admission to UN S/PV.2105UN: Members: admission S/PV.2105

Speech by representativeAbdu1lah, F.O. S/PV.2105

TURKEY

Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081, 2100, 2107

Speeches by representativesAkiman, N. S/PV. 2081Eralp, O. S/PV.2107Tiirkmen, I. S/PV.2081Ulur,;evik, T. S/PV. 2100

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

INDEX TO SPEECHES

UNITED STATES

Angola and South Africa S/PV.2078Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081, 2100, 2107Dominica: admission to UN S/PV.2105Middle East situation S/PV. 2073-2076, 2079, 2085,2086,

2091,2101,2106Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087, 2097Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV.2084South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2058Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.2070Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2065,2067,2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084, 2105

Speeches by representativesFokine, Y. E. S/PV. 2084Kharlamov, M. A. S/PV. 2085-2087,2100,2105,2107

*Troyanovsky, O. A. S/PV. 2058, 2065, 2067,2073­2076,2078,2079,2081,2082,2090,2091,2097,2101,2106

UNITED KINGDOM

Angola and South Africa S/PV.2078Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081,2107Dominica: admission to UN S!PV.2105Middle East situation S/PV. 2074-2076,2079,2085,2101,

2106Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV.2084Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.2070Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2064, 2067, 2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084, 2105

Speeches by representativesByatt, R.A. C. S/PV. 2084Dwen, D. S/PV. 2082,2087

**Richard, r. S/PV. 2064,2067,2070,2074-2076,2078,2079,2081,2085,2090,2105,2106

Robinson, J. A. S/PV. 2101,2107

UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL FOR NAMIBIA: PRESIDENT(Konie, G. C. )***

Angola and South Africa S/PV.2078Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2088,2092,2103

UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

Angola and South Africa S/PV.2077Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.2068Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2061

Speeches by representativeSalim, S.A. S/PV.2061,2068,2077

*Also spoke as President of Security Council for Feb.**Also spoke as President of Security Council for Mar.

***Also spoke as representative of Zambia.**** Also spoke as President of Security Council for Apr.

*****Also spoke as President of Security Council for May.

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Angola and South Africa S/PV.2078Cyprus situation S/PV. 2081Dominica: admission to UN S/PV.2105Middle East situation S/PV. 2073-2076, 2079,2085,2086,

2091,2101,2106Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087, 2103PLO: participation in Security Council S/PV. 2071,2086Solom on Islands: admis sion to UN S/PV. 2084Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.2070Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2067,2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084,2105

Speeches by representativesLeonard, J. F. S/PV. 2075, 2078, 2079,2081,2084,

2091,2106McHenry, D. F. S/PV. 2070,2086,2103Petree, R. W. S/PV. 2090, 2101, 2105Vance, C. S/PV. 2082, 2087

****Young, A. S/PV. 2067, 2071, 2073, 2074, 2076, 2085

UPPER VOLTA

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.2068Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.2061

Speeches by representativeBamba, D. S/PV. 2061, 2068

VENEZUELA

Angola and South Africa S/PV.2078Cyprus situation S/PV.208lDominica: admission to UN S/PV.2105Middle East situation S/PV. 2074, 2085, 2091,2106Namibia question S/PV. 2082, 2087, 2097, 2098Solomon Islands: admission to UN S/PV. 2084South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2058Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.2070Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2063, 2090UN: Members: admission S/PV. 2084, 2105

Speeches by representatives .*****Carpio-Castillo, R. S!PV. 2063,2070,2074,2078,2081,

2082,2087,2090,2091,2097,2098Chaderton-Matos, R. S/PV.2084,2106Lopez, M.C, S/PV. 2058,2085,2105

VIETNAM

Middle East situation S/PV, 2072Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.2070

Speeches by representativesCu Dinh Ba S/PV. 2072Pham Duong S/PV.2070

WOODS, DONALD

South Africa: apartheid S/PV. 2056

INDEX TO SPEECHES

YEMEN

Middle East situation S/PV. 2072

Speech by representativeAl-Haddad, A.A. S!PV.2072

YUGOSLAVIA

Namibia question S/PV.2095Southern Rhodesia question S/PV. 2067

Speeches by representativesKomatina, M. S!PV. 2095MUjezinovic, D. S/PV.2067

ZAMBIA

Angola and South Africa S/PV. 2077, 2078Namibia question S/PV.2088Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV. 2068, 2070Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.2061

Speeches by representatives*Konie, G. C. S!PV. 2061,2077,2078

J,1wale, S. G. S/PV. 2068, 20'70, 2088

*Also spoke as President of UN Council forNamibia.

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Numerical List of DocumentsNOTE: Documents republished in the supplements to the Official Records aremarked with asterisks. Information relating to documents to be included inthe Supplements for July-December was not available at the time of publica _tion of this index.

(*) Documents included in the Supplement for Jan - Mar 1978(**) Documents included in the Supplement for Apr - Jun 1978

Council Documents

General Series

s/11663/Add. 50-53 (*)12269/Add. 5212452/Add. 1 (*)12475/Add. 1 (**)12494/Add. 1 (**)12495/Add.1 (**)12508/Corr .112509/Add. 1 (*)12510/Add.1 (*)1251l/Add. 1 (*)12515/Add.112517-12519 (*)12520 & Add. 1-5112521 (*)12522-1252412525,12526 (*)12527 & Corr. 1 (*)12528 (*)12529 & Add. 112529/Rev.l (SCOR, 33rd year, Special Suppl. No.2)

(& Rev.1/corr. 1, English only)12530-12532 (*)12533,1253412535-12565 (*)12566,1256712568-12570 (*)1257112572,12573 (*)1257412575-12578 (*)1257912580-12583 (*)1258412585-12591 (*)1259212593-12596 (*)1259712598-12602 (*)1260312604-12609 (*)126101261l (*)1261212613,12614 (*)12615 (*) (& Corr .1, Russian only)12616-12619 (*)12620 (*) & Add.I-5 (**)12621-12624 (*)12625

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General Series (continued)

S/12626 (*)12627-12630 (**)1263112632-12638 (**)1263912640-12659 (**)1266012661-12667 (**)1266812669-12675 (**)1267612676/Rev.l (**)12677,12678 (**)1267912680-12690 (**)12691,1269212693-12695 (**)1269612697-12715 (**)1271612717-12719 (**)12720,1272112722 (**)12723 & Add. 1 (**)1272412725-12728 (**)12729 & Corr.112730-12738 (**)1273912740-12754 (**)1275512756,12757 (**)1275812759-12761 (**)1276212763 & Corr. 11276412765 & Corr. 112766-1282712828 (& Corr. 1, Arabic/Chinese/English/Russian &

Spanish only)12829 & Add.l12830-1285712858 (symbol not used)12858/Add. 1,212859-1288612887 & Rev. 112888-1290912910 (& Corr.1, French only)

General Series (continued)

S/12911-1294312944 (& Corr.l, French only)1294512946 & Add. 112947-1297012971 (SCOR, 33rd year, Special Suppl. No.l)12972-12989

Agenda SeriesS/Agenda/

2056-20602061 & Rev.l2062-20912092 & Rev.l2093-20962097 & Rev.l2098,20992100 & Rev.l2101-2107

LIST OF DOCUMENTS

Security Council Committee Established

Pursuance of Resolution 253 119681

concerning the Question of Southern Rhod.

Meeting Records

s/AC. 15/SR. 303-321 (Restricted distribution)

Security Council Committee Established

Pursuance of Resolution 421 11977)

concerning the Question of South Africc

General Series

In[onnation Seriess/rnF/34 (SCOR, 33rd year, Resolutions and Decisions)

(To be issued)

Communications (Limited distribution)

S/NC/227-230

Meetl/lg RecordsS/PV.2056-2107

ResolutionsS/RES/423-443 (1978) (collected in document S/rnF/34

(SCOR, 33rd year, Resolutions and Decisions»(To be issued)

S/AC. 20/1- 5

Meeting Records

s/AC. 20/SR .1-6 (Restricted distribution)

Security Council Committee on the

Admission of New Members

Meeting Records

s/c. 2/SR. 62,63 (Restricted distribution)

Supplements to Official Records

Supplement for January, February, March 1978

Supplement for April, May, June 1978 (To be issued)

Supplement for July, August, September 1978 (To be issued)

Supplement for October, November, December 1978 (To beissued) --

Special Supplement No. 1: Report of the Trusteeship Councilto the Security Council on the Trust Territory of thePacific Islands, 24 Jun 1977 - 8 Jun 1978. Jan 1979.Hi, 99 p. (S/12971). Photo-offset. $U.S. 7.00 (orequivalent in other currencies).

Special Supplement No. 2: Tenth report of the Security Coun­cil Committee Established in Pursuance of Resolution253 (1968) concerning the Question of Southern Rhode­sia. Sep 1978. 2 vols. (S/12529/Rev.l (& Rev. 1/Corr.l, English only». Photo-offset. Vol.!:$U.S. 17.00; Vol.II: $U.S. 2.00 (or equivalent inother currencies).

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ANNEX

Voting Chart of Resolutions adopted

by the Securit)' Council, 1978

This chart gives votes as indicated in the provisional verbatim recordsof the Council, 33rd year, 1978. The following symbols are used to indicatehow each member voted:

Y voted YesA AbstainedNP Not Participating

Subjects of resolutiolls adopted by the Sewrity Coullcil, 33rd year - 1978

S/RES/ Subject Meeting/Date(S/PV. -)

423 (1978) Southern Rhodesia question 2067/14 Mar

424 (1978) Southern Rhodesia question (SouthernRhodesia and Zambia) 2070/17 Mar

425 (1978) Middle East situation (UNIFIL) 2074/19 Mar

426 (1978) Middle East situation (UNIFIL) 2075/19 Mar

427 (1978) Middle East situation (UNIFIL) 2076/ 3 May

428 (1978) Angola and South Africa 2078/ 6 May

429 (1978) Middle East situation (UNDOF) 2079/31 May

430 (1978) Cyprus situation (UN Peace-keeping Force 2080/16 Junin Cyprus)

431 (1978) Namibia question 2082/27 Jul

432 (1978) Namibia question 2082/27 Jul

433 (1978) Solomon Islands: admission to UN 2084/17 Aug

434 (1978) Middle East situation (UNIFIL) 2085/18 Sep

435 (1978) Namibia question 2087/29 Sep

436 (1978) Middle East situation 2089/ 6 Oct

437 (1978) Southern Rhodesia question 2090/10 Oct

438 (1978) Middle East situation (UNEF) 2091/23 Oct

439 (1978) Namibia question 2098/13 Nov

440 (1978) Cyprus situation 2100/27 Nov

441 (1978) Middle East situation (UNIFIL) 2101/30 Nov

442 (1978) Dominica: admission to UN 2105/ 6 Dec

443 (1978) Cyprus situation (UN Peace-keeping Force 2107/14 Decin Cyprus)

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