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Effects of Atomic Radiation

A/RES/2382(XXIII)No PDF available

Who created this mandate?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1969.

What else is in this group?

71 documents · 1956–2025
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What subjects does this mandate have?

2 topics
Radiation EffectsRadiation Levels

What does this mandate say?

4 operative paragraphs
2
Commends the Scientific Committee for the valu- N oting with concern that the Government of South able contributions it has made since its inception to Africa continues to intensify and extend beyond the horders of South Africa its inhuman and aggressive wider knowledge and understanding of the effects and levels of atomic radiation ;
policies of apartheid and that these policies have led to a violent conflict, creating a situation in the whole
3
Draws the attention of Member States to the of southern Africa which constitutes a grave threat to review of information required to continue the Scieninternational peace and security, tific Committee's assessment of world-wide levels of Rccognizing that the policies and actions of the radiation from nuclear tests, as contained in the letter Government of South Africa constitute a serious obannexed to the report of the Committee.;
stacle to the exercise of the right of self-determination
4
Requests the Scientific Committee to complete its by the oppressed people of southern Africa, current programme of work and to review and formulate Com;inced that the international campaign against plans for its future activities;
apartheid must be intensified urgently in arder to assist
5
Notes the intention of the Scientific Committee in securing the elimination of these inhuman policies, to hold its nineteenth S(}ssion in May 1969 and to report
further to the General Assembly.
2 Ibid., TwcntJ·-tilird Sessio11, agenda ítem 31, document

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