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A la veille du massacre annoncée, je vous refile la liste des résolutions de l'ONU sur lesquelles le gouvernement américain a apposé son véto. L'ONU vote une résolution déclarant que l'éducation, le travail, la santé, l'alimentation de base et le développement national sont des droits humains? Le gouvernement US appose son véto. L'ONU vote une résolution qui vise à ce que des mesures soient prises contre des activités nazis, fascistes et néo-fascistes? Le gouvernement US appose son véto. Une autre? L'ONU vote une résolution visant la prohibition des armes de destruction massive? Eh oui, vous avez deviné.
Et dire que certains croient encore dur comme fer que le gouvernement américain vénère sincèrement la liberté et la démocratie.
La liste est en anglais, mais je prédis que même les "experts" des chaires universitaires, ainsi que Mario Roy, pourront la comprendre...
1972: Condemns Israel for killing hundreds of people in
Syria and Lebanon in air raids.
1973: Afirms the rights of the Palestinians and calls on
Israel to withdraw from the occupied territories.
1976: Condemns Israel for attacking Lebanese civilians.
1976: Condemns Israel for building settlements in the
occupied territories.
1976: Calls for self determination for the Palestinians.
1976: Afirms the rights of the Palestinians.
1978: Urges the permanent members (USA, USSR, UK, France,
China) to insure United Nations decisions on the
maintenance of international peace and security.
1978: Criticises the living conditions of the
Palestinians.
1978: Condemns the Israeli human rights record in
occupied territories.
1978: Calls for developed countries to increase the
quantity and quality of development assistance to
underdeveloped countries.
1979: Calls for an end to all military and nuclear
collaboration with the apartheid South Africa.
1979: Strengthens the arms embargo against South Africa.
1979: Offers assistance to all the oppressed people of
South Africa and their liberation movement.
1979: Concerns negotiations on disarmament and cessation
of the nuclear arms race.
1979: Calls for the return of all inhabitants expelled
by Israel.
1979: Demands that Israel desist from human rights
violations.
1979: Requests a report on the living conditions of
Palestinians in occupied Arab countries.
1979: Offers assistance to the Palestinian people.
1979: Discusses sovereignty over national resources in
occupied Arab territories.
1979: Calls for protection of developing countries
exports.
1979: Calls for alternative approaches within the United
Nations system for improving the enjoyment of human
rights and fundamental freedoms.
1979: Opposes support for intervention in the internal
or external affairs offstates.
1979: For a United Nations Conference on Women.
1979: To include Palestinian women in the United Nations
Conference on Women.
1979: Safeguards rights of developing countries in
multinational trade negotiations.
1980: Requests Israel to return displaced persons.
1980: Condemns Israeli policy regarding the living
conditions of the Palestinian people.
1980: Condemns Israeli human rights practices in occupied
territories. 3 resolutions.
1980: Afirms the right of self determination for the
Palestinians.
1980: Offers assistance to the oppressed people of South
Africa and their national liberation movement.
1980: Attempts to establish a New International Economic
Order to promote the growth of underdeveloped
countries and international economic co-operation.
1980: Endorses the Program of Action for Second Half of
United Nations Decade for Women.
1980: Declaration of non-use of nuclear weapons against
non-nuclear states.
1980: Emphasises that the development of nations and
individuals is a human right.
1980: Calls for the cessation of all nuclear test
explosions.
1980: Calls for the implementation of the Declaration
on the Granting of Independence to Colonial
Countries and Peoples.
1981: Promotes co-operative movements in developing
countries.
1981: Affirms the right of every state to choose its
economic and social system in accord with the
will of its people, without outside interference
in whatever form it takes.
1981: Condemns activities of foreign economic interests
in colonial territories.
1981: Calls for the cessation of all test explosions of
nuclear weapons.
1981: Calls for action in support of measures to prevent
nuclear war, curb the arms race and promote
disarmament.
1981: Urges negotiations on prohibition of chemical
and biological weapons.
1981: Declares that education, work, health care,
proper nourishment, national development, etc are
human rights.
1981: Condemns South Africa for attacks on neighbouring
states, condemns apartheid and attempts to
strengthen sanctions. 7 resolutions.
1981: Condemns an attempted coup by South Africa on the
Seychelles.
1981: Condemns Israel's treatment of the Palestinians,
human rights policies, and the bombing of Iraq.
18 resolutions.
1982: Condemns the Israeli invasion of Lebanon.
6 resolutions (1982 to 1983).
1982: Condemns the shooting of 11 Muslims at a shrine in
Jerusalem by an Israeli soldier.
1982: Calls on Israel to withdraw from the Golan Heights
occupied in 1967.
1982: Condemns apartheid and calls for the cessation of
economic aid to South Africa. 4 resolutions.
1982: Calls for the setting up of a World Charter for
the protection of the ecology.
1982: Sets up a United Nations conference on succession
of states in respect to state property, archives
and debts.
1982: Nuclear test bans and negotiations and nuclear
free outer space. 3 resolutions.
1982: Supports a new world information and communications
order.
1982: Prohibition of chemical and bacteriological weapons.
1982: Development of international law.
1982: Protects against products harmful to health and
the environment .
1982: Declares that education, work, health care, proper
nourishment, national development are human rights.
1982: Protects against products harmful to health and
the environment.
1982: Development of the energy resources of developing
countries.
1983: Resolutions about apartheid, nuclear arms, economics,
and international law. 15 resolutions.
1984: Condemns support of South Africa in its Namibian and
other policies.
1984: International action to eliminate apartheid.
1984: Condemns Israel for occupying and attacking southern
Lebanon.
1984: Resolutions about apartheid, nuclear arms, economics,
and international law. 18 resolutions.
1985: Condemns Israel for occupying and attacking southern
Lebanon.
1985: Condemns Israel for using excessive force in the
occupied territories.
1985: Resolutions about cooperation, human rights, trade
and development. 3 resolutions.
1985: Measures to be taken against Nazi, Fascist and
neo-Fascist activities .
1986: Calls on all governments (including the USA) to
observe international law.
1986: Imposes economic and military sanctions against
South Africa.
1986: Condemns Israel for its actions against Lebanese
civilians.
1986: Calls on Israel to respect Muslim holy places.
1986: Condemns Israel for sky-jacking a Libyan airliner.
1986: Resolutions about cooperation, security, human
rights, trade, media bias, the environment and
development. 8 resolutions.
1987: Calls on Israel to abide by the Geneva Conventions
in its treatment of the Palestinians.
1987: Calls on Israel to stop deporting Palestinians.
1987: Condemns Israel for its actions in Lebanon.
2 resolutions.
1987: Calls on Israel to withdraw its forces from
Lebanon.
1987: Cooperation between the United Nations and the
League of Arab States.
1987: Calls for compliance in the International Court
of Justice concerning military and paramilitary
activities against Nicaragua and a call to end
the trade embargo against Nicaragua. 2 resolutions.
1987: Measures to prevent international terrorism, study
the underlying political and economic causes of
terrorism, convene a conference to define terrorism
and to differentiate it from the struggle of people
from national liberation.
1987: Resolutions concerning journalism, international
debt and trade. 3 resolutions.
1987: Opposition to the build up of weapons in space.
1987: Opposition to the development of new weapons of
mass destruction.
1987: Opposition to nuclear testing. 2 resolutions.
1987: Proposal to set up South Atlantic "Zone of Peace".
1988: Condemns Israeli practices against Palestinians in
the occupied territories. 5 resolutions (1988 and
1989).
1989: Condemns USA invasion of Panama.
1989: Condemns USA troops for ransacking the residence
of the Nicaraguan ambassador in Panama.
1989: Condemns USA support for the Contra army in
Nicaragua.
1989: Condemns illegal USA embargo of Nicaragua.
1989: Opposing the acquisition of territory by force.
1989: Calling for a resolution to the Arab-Israeli
conflict based on earlier UN resolutions.
1990: To send three UN Security Council observers to
the occupied territories.
1995: Afirms that land in East Jerusalem annexed by
Israel is occupied territory.
1997: Calls on Israel to cease building settlements in
East Jerusalem and other occupied territories.
2 resolutions.
1999: Calls on the USA to end its trade embargo on Cuba.
8 resolutions (1992 to 1999).
2001: To send unarmed monitors to the West Bank and the
Gaza Strip.
2001: To set up the International Criminal Court.
2002: To renew the peace keeping mission in Bosnia.
Publié par Tartagnan le 17 mars 2003 à 03:07 PM
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