Special Educational and Training Programmes for South West Africa

A/RES/1901(XVIII)No PDF available

Who created this mandate?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1964.

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4 versions · 1962–1967

This is an older version — the most recent is A/RES/2236(XXI)

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1962A/RES/1705(XVI)Special educational and training programmes for South West Africa

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6 topics

Educational Assistance Namibians Scholarships Secondary Education Training Programmes Travel Facilitation

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Expresses its appreciation to those Member ~tates representatives of the political parties within and outside the Territories with a view to the transfer 0f power which have made scholarships and travel grants available for the use of South West Africans ;

to political institutions freely elected and representative of the peoples. in accordance with resolution 1514 (XV),

Jm;ites those Member States offering scholarships

( e) The granting of independence immediately thereand those which might subsequently do so to consider providing in their offers scholarships for. ~econdary after to all the Territories under its administration in education and for vocational and techmcal trammg;

accordance with the aspirations of the peoples,

Further invites Member States to give sympathetic

Noting with deep regret and great concern the conconsideration to requests by the Secretary-General for tinued refusal of the Government of Portugal to take the placement in their secondary, vocational or techany steps to implement the resolutions of the General nical schools of candidates who have been awarded Assembly and of the Security Council, scholarshins under the Special Training Programme

Convinced that the implementation of the aforefor South ·west Africans;

mentioned resolutions will provide the only means of

Once aqain requests all Member States, and in obtaining a peaceful solution of the question of Terriparticular the Republic of South Africa. to faci!itate tories under Portuguese administration, in every possible way the travel of So~1th West Afn~~ns l. Requests the Security Council to consider immeseeking- to avail themselves of educat10nal opportumt1es diately the question of Territories under Portuguese provided under that Programme;

administration and to adopt necessary measures to give

Requests the Secretary-General to consult with effect to its own decisions, particularly those contained the Special Committee on the Situation with regard to in the resolution of 31 July 1963; the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting

Decides to maintain the question of Territories of Independence to Colonial Countri~s and Peoples conunder Portuguese administration on the agenda of its cerning the implementation of the Programme and to eighteenth session. report thereon to the General Assembly at its nineteenth

3 December 1963.

13 November 1963.

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