5. Interest of the Foreign Ministers in Migration Program

6. Forced Labor. .

157

158

7. Freedom of Association (Trade-Union Rights)

160

8. Rise of International Confederation of Free Trade Unions .

161

1. Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities

2. International Covenant on Human Rights

5. Failure of U.S.S.R. To Repatriate or Otherwise Account

for Prisoners of War.

192

194

197

198

1. Major Developments Affecting the Trust Territory of the

Pacific Islands

199

2. Major Developments Affecting Other Trust Territories

3. Special Trusteeship Problems.

202

216

PART III. ACTIVITIES RELATING TO DEPENDENT TERRITORIES—

Continued

B. Activities Relating to Non-Self-Governing Territories

Other Than Trust Territories

Page

221

1. Information on Non-Self-Governing Territories

221

2. The 1950 Session of the Special Committee on Information

Transmitted under Article 73 (e) of the Charter.

222

PART IV. FURTHERANCE OF THE RULE OF LAW.

236

1. Report of the International Law Commission on the Work

of Its Second Session

247

2. Reparation for Injuries Incurred in the Service of the United

Nations

250

3. Reservations to Multilateral Conventions

250

C. Additional Legal Questions .

251

251

1. Convention on the Declaration of Death of Missing Persons.

2. Question of the Majority Required for the Adoption by the

General Assembly of Amendments to and Parts of Pro-

posals Relating to Important Questions . .

3. Permanent Invitation to the Arab League to Attend Sessions

of the General Assembly

4. Designation of Nonmember States to Which a Certified

Copy of the Revised General Act for the Pacific Settle-

ment of International Disputes Shall Be Communicated

by the Secretary-General for the Purpose of Accession

to This Act

252

252

5. Draft Rules for Calling of Nongovernmental Conferences.

6. Registration and Publication of Treaties and International

Agreements

253

253

253

7. Regulations To Give Effect to Article III, Section 8, of the

Headquarters Agreement Between the United Nations

and the United States..

254

I. United States Policy in the Fifth Regular Session of the

United Nations General Assembly-Address by the Secre-

tary of State, September 20, 1950

II. Selected Resolutions Adopted by the Fifth Regular Session

of the United Nations General Assembly

A. Development of a 20-Year Program for Achieving

Peace Through the United Nations.

271

281

281

1. Resolutions adopted on November 20, 1950

2. Note by the Secretary-General. .

281

282

B. Admission of New Members to the United Nations.

287

F. Treatment of People of Indian Origin in the Union of

South Africa

289

291

.

297

298

303

G. Threats to the Political Independence and Territorial

Integrity of Greece

304

H. Observance in Bulgaria, Hungary, and Rumania of

Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

306

I. Relations of Members of the United Nations and of

Specialized Agencies With Spain.

308

II. Selected Resolutions Adopted by the Fifth Regular Session

of the United Nations General Assembly-Continued

J. Peace Through Deeds and Condemnation of Propa-

ganda Against Peace

Page

308

1. Progress Report of the Conciliation Commission and Discharge

of Obligations to Refugees.

310

2. Assistance to Palestine Refugees.

311

L. Former Italian Colonies.

313

1. Libya: Report of the United Nations Commissioner and of the

Administering Powers

313

4. Eritrea: Reports of the United Nations Commission and of the

Interim Committee

320

5. Procedure for Delimitation of Boundaries of Former Italian

Colonies

324

M. Recognition by the United Nations of the Representa-

tion of a Member State.

5. Volume and Distribution of National Income in Under-

developed Countries.

328

329

330

6. Economic Development and International Economic and

Commercial Policy.

331

O. Action To Achieve and Maintain Full Employment and

Economic Stability.

331

1. Full Employment

332

2. Current World Economic Situation.

333

3. Guides for Organization and Collection of Economic Data in

Underdeveloped Countries

333

4. Mechanization and Unemployment in Underdeveloped Coun-

tries . .

334

P. Continuing Needs of Children: United Nations Inter-

national Children's Emergency Fund

Page

II. Selected Resolutions Adopted by the Fifth Regular Session
of the United Nations General Assembly-Continued
R. Freedom of Information.

1. Interference With Radio Signals

341

341

2. Question of Freedom of Information and of the Press in Times
of Emergency.

342

3. Draft Convention

342

S. Measures for the Peaceful Solution of the Problem of

U. Coordination Between the United Nations and the
Specialized Agencies

349

1. Administrative Budgets of the Specialized Agencies

350

2. Utilization of the Services of the United Nations Investments
Committee. . .

350

3. Concentration of Effort and Resources

351

4. Membership in the Specialized Agencies.

352

5. Transfer of Functions of the International Penal and Peni-
tentiary Commission .

352

V. Report of the Trusteeship Council

352

1. Report of First and Second Special and Sixth and Seventh
Sessions

354

2. General Procedure of the Trusteeship Council.

354

3. Annual Reports of the Trusteeship Council.

355

4. Organization and Methods of Functioning of Visiting Mis-
sions

355

5. Examination of Petitions

356

6. Information on Implementation of Trusteeship Council and
General Assembly Resolutions

357

7. Educational Advancement in Trust Territories

357

8. Rural Economic Development of the Trust Territories
9. Technical Assistance for Trust Territories
10. Abolition of Corporal Punishment in Trust Territories
11. The Ewe Problem

W. Information From Non-Self-Governing Territories.

1. Technical Assistance to Non-Self-Governing Territories . .
2. Work of the Special Committee on Information Transmitted
Under Article 73 (e) of the Charter. . .

3. Information on Human Rights in Non-Self-Governing Ter-
ritories . .

4. Comparable Statistical Information

5. Development of Self-Government in Non-Self-Governing
Territories.