Report of the Committee on Relations with the Host Country

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1974.

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9 topics

Conference and Meeting Services Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities Diplomatic Vehicles Diplomats' Security Host Country Relations Offenders Permanent Missions Punishment Violence

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25 operative paragraphs

A uthori7.cs the Secretary-General to carry out in 1974 amJ l ms the activities specified in his report, incl uJing the j:rnvi~ion of:

A minimum of fifteen fellowships in 1974 and 197 5 at tlL: rcc1uest of G,)vcrnments of developing countric,:,

( /J) J\s,i,ta1:ee in the form of a travel grant for one participant frnm ca,:h developing country invited to the rcg:onal <:ctivities to he organized in 1974 and 1975. to he lina:1ccJ from bud'.cctziry provisions in the regular budget plus voluntary fin;:11cial contribution, which would be ,ec-:ivcd a, a rc~ult c,f the requests set out in p,;r;1gr<1r,h, t1 ;111J 7 heluw;

Expresses its op[!reciution to the S,:crctary-Gcner:11 fur his co;:' tructivc dforts to promote training and as,i<,lancc in ini,.:;n;iti,in:il law within the framework of the l 111itc:J N:•tions Programme of A,sistancc in the Tead1i;1:,. Study, Di,,cminati,1n ~llld Wider Appreciation of t 11t•.:rnatiu1d Ltw in 1972 and 19 73;

3, Exrrc.1sc1· i:s· apprccicuiol! to the United Nations h!u.:.itiu1d, s~:cr;,;lic and Cuitur;il Org;111ization fnr its particirati,l:, in the i'~,,ur,iillim', in par'ticular for the effort~ made td support the teaching of international law:

Exr1rc,·,1cs its upprccicl!ion to the u11;ted Nations In,tilute for Traiiling anrl Research for its participati, i1, in the Pr,1gr:u,1111c, p:uiic"ul:irly in the urganiz;1tion of r..:~iorul rnCL'ti11gs and in the conduct of the fcllow- ,-hip programme in intern:1ti«n;tl law spcimored jointly hy thL· United °\j;1tions and the Institt1tc:

Urges all Governments to encourage the inclusion of courses on international law in the programmes of legal studies offered at institutions of higher learning;

Requests the Secretary-General to continue to publicize the Programme by periodically inviting Member States, universities, philanthropic foundations and other interested national and international institutions and organizations, as well as individuals, to make voluntary contributions towards the financing of the Programme or otherwise towards assisting in its implementation and possible expansion;

Reiterates its request to Member States and to interested organizations and individuals to make voluntary contributions towards the financing of the Programme and expresses its appreciation to those Member States which ha,c made voluntary contributions for this purpose;

Reques1s the Secretary-General to report to the General Assembly at its thirtieth session on the implementation of the Programme during 1974 and 1975 and, following consultations with the Advisory Committee, to submit recommendations regarding the execution of the Programme in subsequent years;

Decides to include in the provision:11 agenda of its thirtieth session the item entitled ''United Nations Programme of Assistance in the Teaching, Study, Dissemination anJ Wider Appreciation of International Law".

~007 (X:\\'gJ). Report of the Committee on Rcbtions ,1 i!!i the Ho,-t Cmntry

States its deep concern at violent attacks against the premises of missions accredited to the United Nations as well as the threats, harassment and hostile actions against personnel of these missions;

Strongly condemns all such acts of violence and other criminal acts against the premises of missions and their personnel as fundamentally incompatible with the status of such missions and personnel under international law;

Urges the host country to implement effectively the new federal legislation, including the taking of effective measures against the organization of demonstrations and picketing where there is reason to believe that they may be accompanied by violence or may prevent the conduct of the normal business of missions to the United Nations;

Urges the host country to take all necessary measures to apprehend, prosecute and punish those guilty of criminal acts against missions and their personnel;

Notes the difficulties which the diplomatic p~rsonnel of the permanent missions encounter when parking their automobiles and draws the attention of the host country, and the diplomatic community, to recommendations 9, 10 and 11 in paragraph 46 of the report of the Committee on Relations with the Host Country;

Appeals to the host country to review the recently

adopted measures with regard to the parking of diplomatic vehicles especially with a view to terminating without prejudice the practice of serving summonses to diplomats and towing away their vehicles, in order to meet more adequately the needs of the diplomatic community;

Welcomes the diplomatic community's readiness to co-operate fully with the local authorities in solving traffic problems;

Requests all members of the diplomatic community to respect the laws and regulations of the host country;

Believes that the host country, the Secretariat, the diplomatic community and the organizations concerned should vigorously seek the improvement of relations and the promotion of mutual understanding between the diplomatic community and the local population in order to ensure conditions conducive to the effective functioning of the United Nations and the missions accredited to it;

Welcomes with appreciation the efforts of the host country, the New York City community and the New York City Commission for the United Nations and for the Consular Corps to accommodate the needs, interests and concerns of the diplomatic community and to provide hospitality;

Decides to continue the work of the Committee on Relations with the Host Country in 1974, in conformity with General Assembly resolution 2819 (XXVI), with the purpose of examining on a more regular basis all matters falling within its terms of reference;

Requests the Secretary-General to provide all appropriate assistance to the Committee on Relations with the Host Country and to bring to its attention issues of mutual concern relating to the implementation of the Agreement between the United Nations and the United States of America regarding the Headquarters of the United Nations and the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations;

Requests the Committee on Relations with the Host Country to submit to the General Assembly, at its twenty-ninth session, a report on the progress of its work and to make, if it deems it necessary, appropriate recommendations;

Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its twenty-ninth session the item entitled "Rcp,)rt of the Committee on Relations with the Host Country".

3108 (XXVIII). Report of the l;nitecl Nations Commission on International Tracie Law

Takes note with appreciation of the report of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law on the work of its sixth session;

Commends the United Nations Commissi,m on International Trade Law for the progress made in its work and for its efforts to enhance the efficiency of its working methods;

Requests the United Nations Commission on Jn .. ternatit,nal Trade Law. whenever the Cornmiss1011 considers it appropriate, to incorporate the reports or summaries of the reports of it~ Working Ciroups in the reports on the work of its future sessions;

28 Official Records of the General Assembly, Twenty-eighth Session, Supplement No, 17 (A/9017).

~o Ibid., Supplement No. 15 (A/9015/RevJ), part three,

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