RACIAL DISCRIMINATION

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Discussions and Proceedings in the United Nations

RESULT OF PROCEEDINGS DURING FIRST AND SECOND REGULAR SESSIONS OF' THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 1946 TO 1947...
MEMORANDUM SUBMITTED TO THE UNITED NATIONS ORGANISATION COMMISSION ON RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN SOUTH AFRICA BY THE CONGRESS OF DEMOCRATS AND THE SPRINGBOK LEGION OF EX-SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN JOHANNESBURG

MEMORANDUM
This Memorandum was prepared in great haste. The final date for submitting evidence to the Commission was known 'only a day before that date. The terms of reference for the Commission became known at the same time. As a consequence the organisationsn othing prepared.
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must adhere to the first principle the equality of man in his natural right -we must seek redress by constitutional moans and strive for the undoing of the wrong with patience , moderation and dignity.
JOINT FIRST AND SIXTH CCOMMITTEE DELEGATION OF COLOMBIA: . DRAFT RESOLUTION

JOINT FIRST AND SIXTH COMMITTEE
DELEGATION OF COLOMBIA: . DRAFT RESOLUTION

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
1. WHEREAS the following proposal was  unaninously approved by the
General Assembly at its session of 19 November 1946:
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