Women's Participation in the Strengthening of International Peace and Security and in the Struggle Against Colonialism, Racism, Racial Discrimination, Foreign Aggression and Occupation and All Forms of Foreign Domination

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 85United Nations Decade for Women : Equality, Development and Peace, published in 1978.

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2 versions · 1976–1978

1978A/RES/32/142Women's participation in the strengthening of international peace and security and in the struggle against colonialism, racism, racial discrimination, foreign aggression and occupation and all forms of foreign dominationLatestCompare with previous version
1976A/RES/3519(XXX)Women's participation in the strengthening of international peace and security and in the struggle against colonialism, racism, racial discrimination, foreign aggression and occupation and all forms of foreign domination

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Apartheid Equality Gender Discrimination International Days International Security Political Participation Self-Determination of Peoples Women in Development Women's Advancement

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7 operative paragraphs

Takes note of the rcport of thc Secrctary-General on thc implcmcntation of General Assembly rcsolution 3519 ( XXX) ;'º4 2.

Calls upun all Statcs to continue to make their con'.ribution to creating favourablc conditions for thc climination of discrimination against womcn and far thcir ful! and cqual participatior; in thc social dcvelopment proccss and to cncouragc broad participation of womcn in thc cffort to strcngthcn intcrnational pcace. atend thc proccss of international détcntc, curb the anm racc and takc measurcs for disarmament;

Seizcs tlie occasion of thc [nternational Anti- Apartheid Y car to be obscrvcd in 1978 to invite all States fully to support women exposed to colonialism, racism and apartheid in their just struggle against the racist régimes in southcrn Africa;

Invites all Statcs to proclaim, in accordance with their historical and national traditions and customs, any dav of the ycar as United Nations D;1y far Women's Rights and International Peace and to inform the Sccretary-General thereon;

Requests thc Commission on thc Status of Womcn to consider, as a contribution to the preparation of thc World Confcrencc of the United Nations Decadc for Women, to be held in 1980, the elaboration of a draft declaration on thc participation of women in thc struggle far thc strengthcning of international peacc and security and against colonialism, racism. racial discrimination, foreign aggression and occupation and ali forms of foreign domination and to report thereon to thc Economic and Social Council at its sixty-fourth session;

Invites thc Sccretary-General to submit to the General Asscmblv at its thirty-fourth session a progrcss report on the implcmentation of resolution 3519 (XXX);

Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its thirty-fourth session, under thc ítem "United Nations Decade for Women: Equality, Dcvelopment and Peace", a subitem entitled "lmplcmentation of General Assembly resolution 3519 (XXX): rcport of thc Sccrctary- General".

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