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50. 38/83. United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East

A.ASSISTA~CE TO PALFSTINI' REFUGEES

Fhc <icncra/ Assemhl.r.

Recal/ing its resolution 37/120 K of 16 December 1982 and ali previous resolutions on thc qucstion, including resolution 194 (III) of 11 December 1948,

Taking note of the report of the Commissioner-General of the U nited Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East. covering the period from 1 .July 1982 to 30 Junc 1983, 44 1.

Notes wilh deep rexret that repatriation or compensation of the refugees as provided for in paragraph 11 of General Assembly resolution 194 (III) has not been effected, that no substantial progress has been made in the programme endorsed by the Assembly in paragraph 2 of its resolution 513 (VI) of 26 January 1952 for the reintegration of refugees either by repatriation or resettlement and that, therefore, the situation of the refugees continues to be a matter of serious concern;

Expresses its thanks to the Commissioner-General and to ali the staffofthe United Nations Reliefand Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, recognizing that the Agency is doing ali it can within the limits of available resources, and also expresses its thanks to the spccialized agencies and prívate organizations for their valuable work in assisting the refugees;

Reiterates its request that the headquarters of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Rcfugces in the Near East should be relocated to its former sitc within its arca of opcrations as soon as practicable;

Notes with regret that the United Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine has been unable to find a means of achieving progress in the implementation of paragraph 11 of General Assembly resolution 194 (III) 45 and requests the Commission to exert continued efforts towards the implementation of that paragraph and to report to the Assembly as appropriate, but not later than l October 1984;

Directs attention to the continuing seriousness ofthe financial position ofthe United Nations Reliefand Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, as outlined in the report of the Commissioner-General;

Notes with profound concern that, despite the commendable and successful efforts of the Commissioner- General to collect additional contributions, this increased level of income to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East is still insufficient to cover essential budget requirements in the present year and that, at currently foreseen levels of giving, deficits will recur each year;

Calls upan all Governments as a matter of urgency to make the most generous efforts possible to meet the anticipated needs of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, particularly in the light of the budgetary deficit projected in the report of the Commissioner-General, and therefore urges non-contributing Governments to contribute regularly and contributing Governments to consider increasing their regular contributions;

Decides to extend until 30 June 1987, without prejudice to the provisions of paragraph 11 of General Assembly resolution 194 (III), the mandate of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East.

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B

Commends the Working Group on the Financing of the United Nations Reliefand Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East for its efforts to assist in ensuring the Agency's financia! security;

Takes note with approval ofthe report ofthe Working Group;

Requests the Working Group to continue its efforts, in co-operation with the Secretary-General and the Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, for the financing of the Agency for a further period of one year;

Requests the Secretary-General to provide the necessary services and assistance to the Working Group for the conduct of its work.

AssISTANCE TO PERSONS DISPLACED AS A RESULT OF THE ]UNE J 967 AND SUBSEQUENT HOSTILITIES

Reaffirms its resolution 37/120 B and ali previous resolutions on the question;

Endorses, bearing in mind the objectives of those resolutions, the efforts ofthe Commissioner-General ofthe United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East to continue to provide humanitarian assistance as far as practicable, on an emergency basis and as a temporary measure, to other persons in the area who are at present displaced and in serious need of continued assistance as a result ofthe June 1967 and subsequent hostilities;

Strongly appeals to ali Governments and to organizations and individuals to contribute generously for the above purposes to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East and to the other intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations concerned.

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IV. D

Urges ali States to respond to the appeal contained in General Assembly resolution 32/90 F of 13 December 1977 in a manner commensurate with the needs of Palestine refugees for higher education and vocational training:

Strongly appeals to ali States, specialized agencies and non-governmental organizations to augment the special allocations for grants and scholarships to Palestine refugees in addition to their contributions to thc regular budget ofthe United Nations Rcliefand Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East;

Expresses its appreciation to ali Governments, specialized agencies and non-governmental organizations that responded favourably to General Assembly resolution 36/ 146 H;

Invites the relevant organizations of thc United Nations system to continue, within their respective spheres of competence, to expand assistance for higher education to Palestine refugee students;

Appeals to ali States, specialized agencies and the United Nations University to contribute generously to the Palestinian universities in the territories occupied by Israel since 1967, including, in due course, the proposed University of Jerusalem "Al-Quds" for Palestine refugees;

A/so appeals to ali States. specialized agencies and other international bodies to contribute towards the establishment of vocational training centres for Palestine refugees;

Requests the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East to act as the recipient and trustee for such special allocations and scholarships and to award them to qualified Palestine refugee candidates;

Requests the Secretary-General to report to the General Assembly at its thirty-ninth session on the implementation of the present resolution.

15 Decemher 1983 E

PALESTINE REFU(;EEs IN THE GAZA STRIP

Reiterates its demand that Israel desist from the removal and resettlement of Palestine refugees in the Gaza Strip and from the destruction of their shelters;

Requests the Secretary-General, after consulting with thc Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, to report to the General Assembly, before the opening of its thirty-ninth session, on Israel's compliance with paragraph 1 above.

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F

Regrets that resolution 37 / 120 F of 16 Decembcr 1982 has not been implemcntcd:

Cal/s upan ali Governments, as a matter of urgency. to make the most generous efforts possible and to offcr the necessary resources to meet the needs of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, particularly in the light of the interruption by the Agency of the general ration distribution to Palestine refugees in ali fields. and therefore urges noncontributing Governments to contribute rcgularly and contributing Governments to consider increasing their regular contributions:

Requests the Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Rcfugees in the Near East to resume on a continuing basis thc interrupted general ration distribution to Palestine refugees in ali fields.

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G

Considers any and ali agreements embodying any restriction on or condition for the return of the displaced inhabitants as null and void;

Strongly deplores the continued refusal of the Israeli authorities to take steps for the return of the displaced i nha bitan ts;

Ca/Is once more upon Israel:

To take immediate steps for the return of ali displaced inhabitants:

To desist from ali mcasures that obstruct the return of the displaced inhabitants. including measures affecting the physical and demographic structure of the occupied tcrritories:

Requcsts thc Secretary-Gcneral. after consulting with the Commissioner-Gencral of the United Nations Rclicf and Works Agency for Palestine Refugces in the Near East. to report to the General Assembly. befare the opening of its thirty-ninth scssion. on lsracl's compliance with paragraph 4 ahove.

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H

/he (ie11cral Assc111/Jl_r.

Recalling its resolutions 35/ 13 A to F of 3 November 1980. 36/146 C of 16 December 1981. 37/120 H of 16 December 1982 and ali its previous resolutions on the question. including resolution 194 (III) of 11 December 1948.

Taking note of the reports of thc Secretary-General of 2 Scptember and 8 Novcmber 1983. 52

Taking note a/so of thc report of the Unitcd Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine. covering the period from I October 1982 to 30 September 1983, 5.1 Rccalling that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 54 and the principies of international law uphold the principie that no onc shall be arbitrarily deprived of his or her prívate property.

Considering that the Palestinian Arab refugees are entitled to their propcrty and to the income derived from their property. in conformity with the principies of justice and cquity,

Recalling, in particular, its resolution 394 (V) of 14 December 1950, in which it directed thc United Nations Conciliation C'ommission for Palestine. in consultation with the parties concerned, to prescribe measures for the protection ofthe rights. propcrty and interests ofthe Palestinian Arab rcfuget>s.

Taking note of the completion of the programme of idcntification and evaluation of Arab property, as announced by the llnited Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine in its twenty-second progress report, 55 of 1 1 May 1964. and of the fact that the Land Office had a schedule of Arab owners and file of documents defining the location. arca and othcr particulars of Arab property,

Requcsts the Secretary-General to take ali appropriate steps, in consultation with the United Nations C'onciliation Commission for Palestine. for the protection and administration of Arab property, assets and property rights in Israel, and to cstablish a fund for the receipt of income derived thcrefrom. on behalf of the rightful owncrs:

Calls once a¡.;ain upon the Govemments concemed, cspecially Israel, to render ali facilities and assistance to thc Secretary-General in thc implcmentation ofthe present rcsolution:

IV.

Requests the Secretary-General to report to the General Assembly at its thirty-ninth session on the implemcntation of thc present resolution.

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I

Urges the Secretary-General. in consultation with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, to undcrtakc cffective measures to guarantee the safety and sccurity and the legal and human rights of the Palestinc refugees in ali the territories under Israelí occupation;

Calls once again upon Israel, thc occupying Power, to release forthwith ali detained Palcstine refugees, including the employees ofthe United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East;

A/so ca/Is upon Israel to desist forthwith from preventing those Palestinians registered hy the Unitcd Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinc Rcfugccs in the Near East as refugccs in Lehanon from returning to their camps in Lebanon;

Further ca/Is upon Israel to allow thc rcsumption ol health, medica!, educational and social services rendcred by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East to thc Palestinians in thc refugee camps in southern Lebanon:

Requests the Commissioner-Gcncral of the United Nations Relief and Works Agcncy for Palestinc Refugees in the Near East to co-ordinatc his activitics in rendering those services with thc (iovernrnent of' Lcbanon, thc host country;

lit

Urges the Commissioner-Gencral to provide housing. in consultation with thc Govcrnmcnt of Lcbanon, to thc Palestine refugees whosc houscs wcre dcmolishcd or razcd by the Israeli forces;

Ca/Is upon Israel to compensa te the U nitcd Nations Rclicf and Works Agcncy for Palcstinc Rcfugecs in thc Ncar East for thc damagc to its property and facilities rcsulting from thc lsracli invasion of Lebanon. without prejudice to lsrael's responsihility for ali damagc rcsulting from that invasion:

Requests thc Sccretary-Gencral. in consultation with the Commissioner-Gcncral. to rcport to the General Assembly. beforc thc opening of its thirty-ninth scssion. on thc implcmcntation of thc prescnt rcsolution.

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J.PAUSTINE REFl!<iEFS IN Tlll' WEST BANK

Thc ( icncral .·lsscmhlr.

Rcca//ing Sccurity Council rcsolution 237 (1967) of 14 Junc 1967.

Ilaring considcrcd thc rcport of the Commissioner- Gcneral of thc Unitcd Nations Rclief and Works Agcncy for Palestine Refugccs in thc Ncar East, covcring thc period from 1 July 1982 to 30 Junc 1983, 44

Alarmed by thc reports that Israel plans to rcmovc and rcsettlc the Palcstinc rcfugccs of thc Wcst Bank and to destroy thcir camps,

Reca/!ing thc provisíons of paragraph 11 of its rcsolution 194 (Ill) of 11 Dcccmber 1948 and considering that mcasures to rcscttle Palcstine rcfugees in thc West Bank away from the homes and property from which they werc displaced constitutc a violation of their inalienable right of rcturn.

C 'a/Is upon Israel to abandon its plans and to rcfrain from the removal. and from any action that may lcad to thc rcmoval and rcscttlcment. of Palcstine rcfugces in thc Wcst Bank and from thc dcstruction of thcir camps;

Requests thc Sccretary-Gcneral, in co-opcration 2. with thc Commissioncr-Gencral of the United Nations Relief and Works Agcncy for Palcstine Refugecs in thc Near East. to keep thc mattcr under close supcrvision and to rcport to thc General Asscmbly, bcfore thc opening of its thirty-ninth scssi'on. on any dcvclopments rcgarding this matter.

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K

Thc Cicnera/ .·1ssemhlv.

Reca//ing its resolutions 36/ 146 G of 16 Dcccmber 1981 and 37/120 C of 16 Deccmbcr 1982.

I laving cxwnincd thc rcport of thc Secrctary-General on the 4ucstion of the establishment of a university at Jcrusa-

lem, 59 prepared in pursuance or paragraphs 5 and 7 of resolution 37/120 C,

Having a/so examined the report of the Commissioner- General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agcncy for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, covering the period from I July 1982 to 30 June 1983. 44 1.

Commends the constructive efforts made by the Secretary-General, the Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, the Council of the United Nations University and the United Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organization. which worked diligently towards the implementation of General Assembly resolution 37/ 120 C and other relevant resolutions:

Further commends the close co-operation of thc competent educational authorities conccrned:

Emphasizes the need for strengthening the educational system in the Arab territories occupied sin ce 5 J une 1967, including Jerusalem. and specifically the need for the establishment of the proposed university:

Takes note ofthe various steps recommcnded in thc report of the Secretary-General:

Requests the Secretary-General to continue to takc ali necessary measures for establishing the University of Jerusalem "Al-Quds" in accordance with General Assembly resolution 35/ l 3 B of 3 November 1980, giving duc consideration to the recommendations consistent with the provisions of that resolution:

Calls upon Israel. the occupying Power, to cooperate in the implementation of the present resolution and to remove the hindrances which it has pul in thc way of establishing the University of Jerusalem:

Requests the Secretary-General to report to the General Assembly at its thirty-ninth session on the progress made in the implementation of the present resolution.

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38/84. International co-operation to avert new flows of refugees

Takes note of the report of the Secrctary-Cieneral containing observations reccived from Govcrnments:

Welcomes the report ofthe Group ofGovernmental Experts on lnternational Co-operation to A vert New Flows of Refugees, including its programme of work and recommendations, as a constructive step in the fulfilment of its mandate;

Reaf/irms al/(/ cxlcnds thc manda te of thc (iroup or (iovernmental Expcrts as defined in General Asscmbl:, rcsolutions 36/ 148 and .17 '121:

Ca/Is 11po11 the Sccrctary-Cicncral, without prcjudice to the rule contained in rcsolution 36/ 148. to assist. as far as possiblc and b:, way of exception. the experts coming from least dcvcloped countries, appointed hy the Secrctary-General. to participate fully in the work ofthc Group of Ciovernmental Experts. in order to fultil its mandate:

Requcsls thc Sécretary-General to préparc a compilation of thc comments and suggestions he may rccciH' li·om Memhcr Statcs on this itcm:

( ·a/Is 11po11 the Group of Governmental Expcrts to continue its work in two sessions of two weeks' duration l'ach during 1984. in ordcr to fulfil its mandatc:

Requcsts thl' Group of Governmcntal Experts to suhmit a report on its work in time for considcration h:, 1he Cieneral Assemhly at its thirty-ninth session:

Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its thirtv-ninth session thc ítem cntitled "lntcrnational coopcr~tion to avcrt new llows of rdugees".

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~8/85.

lsrael's decision to build a canal linking the Mediterranean Sea to the Dead Sea

lhe <icnera/ As.1c111hlr.

Recal/ing its rcsolutions 36/150 of 16 Dccemher 1981 and 371122 of 16 Dccemher 1982,

Reca//111x the rules and principies of intcrnational law relative to the fundamental rights and duties of Sta tes.

!Jearing 111 111111d the principies of international law relativc to helligerent occupation of land. including the Geneva Convention relativc to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War. of 12 August 1949. he and reaflirming their applicability to ali Arah tcrritorics occupied since 1967. including Jcrusalem.

Faking note of the report of the Secretary-Gencral. "1 Recogni::inx that the proposed canal. to be constructed partly through thc Gaza Strip, a Palestinian territory occupicd in 196 7. would violate the principies of intcrnational law and affect thc intercsts of the Palestinian pcople,

C ·onfident that thc canal linking the Mediterranean Sea with the Dead Sea. if constructed by Israel, wilt cause direct, serious and irreparable damage to Jordan 's rights and legitimate and vital intercsts in the cconomic. agricultural, demographic and ecological ftelds.

Soting ll'ith regrl'I thc 11011-comptiance hy Israel with < ieneral Assembly resolution 36/ 150,

Deplores Jsrael's non-compliance with General Assembly resolution 3 7 '122 and its refusal to rcceive the team of cxperts;

1,-mphasi::es that the canal linking the Meditcrranean Sea with the Dead Sea. if constructed. is a violation of the rules and principies of international law, especially those relating to the fundamental rights and duties of States and to helligercnt occupation of land:

.1.

Demands that Israel not construct this canal and cease forthwith all actions takcn and/or plans madc towards the implementation of this project;

4. ( ·at/s upon ali States, specialized agencies and govcrnmental and non-govcrnmcntal organizations not to

should take urgen! steps 10 increase the representat,on of undcrrepresented groups of countrics. in accordance wilh A nicle I O 1. paragraph

ofthe Charler ofthe United Nations and General Assemhly rcsolutions

143. 35/201, 36/149 and 37/94 B; in lhis regard. the Sccretary-(jeneral is requested to submit a repon to the Commillee on lnforma1i11n at its substantive session in 1984.

Member States should be called upon to make voluntary contrihutions to the Unitcd Nations Trust Fund for Economic and Social lnfónnation.

The General Assemhly should takc note of the repon of the Sccrctary-General on various aspects of the regionalization of the Radio and Visual Services Division of the Dcpartmcnt of Public Informat,on 41 and examine it in the light of its resolutions 35/201 and .16· 149 B.

The World Disarmament Campaign should givc full considcrallon to the role ofthe mass media as the most effective way lo promotc in world public opinion a climate of understanding, confidcnce and co-operation conducive to peace and disarmament, thc cnhancement of human rights and development. Within the context of the World Disarmament Campaign and Disarmament Wcck, the Dcpartment of Public Information should fulfil the role assigned to it by the General Asscmhly hy utili1ing its expertise and resourees in public information lo ensure maximum effcctiveness.

The quality, usefulness and coverage of lhe daily prcss rdeases and the weekly news summary issued by thc Dcpartment of Public lnformation in ali working languages should be further enhanced and improvcd in vic" of the importan! public information tasks which thcy can pcrform. The Department should continue to co-operate closely wi1h and provide assistance to !he United Nations Correspondents Associalion. Scrv1ces provided at the Press Section ofthe Departmcnt of Public lnformalion hooth for 1he media and delegations should be improved.

The Committee recommends. in v,ew of the 11nportancc of graph1c presentation for a variety of public information ac1ivi1ics. including posters, exhibits and publications, that thc Secretar)-{icncral should consider redeploying a post of graphic designer from the Dcpartmenl of ( ontérenn· Services to thc Departmenl of Puhlic lnforma1ion.

The role of the Departmcnl of Public lnformation. as dctincd h) the General Assembly in severa! relevan! resolutions. as the focal point for the formulation and implementation of information activilies of thc United Nations should be re-emphasi,ed. and lhe Sccrctary-{ieneral should be rcquested to study !he full implications ofthis mallcr and suhmil a repon to the Committee on lnformation al its substantive ~ession in 1984.

The operations of the Non-Govcrnrnental Liaison Scrvices (Geneva and New York), as inter-agency projects rcaching specific \argel audiences in the industrialized countries on international dcvelopment issues, should be continued on a stable finanóal basis through United Nations participation in these services. Thc Commillee further recommends that the Secretary-General should he rcquested to urge ali lhe spccialized agencies to make long-term contributions to thc financing of these services, thereby stressing their inter-agency charactcr.

The Department of Public Information and thc llnited Nations Development Programme. as importan! clements of l lnitcd Nations intormation and development activities, should be requested to co-operatc more closely with each other. both at Headquarters and in thc field. in order to concentrale their resources. avoid duplicalion and effectively foster the proccss of development.

The Joint United Nations lnformation Commillce. as the essential instrument for inter-agency co-ordination and co-operation in the field of public information, should be enhanced and given more rcsponsibility, thus improving its co-ordination and cost-benefil efficiency of the public information activities of the cntire United Nations systcm.

The Joinl United Nations Information Commillee should continue to strengthcn its activities in the fields of dcvelopmcnt education and development-support communications.

The recommendations contained in the repon of the Joint Unitcd Nations Information Committee on public perceptions of the United Nations system 42 should be implemented. An appcal should be addrcsscd to Governments and !he mass media to transm,t accuratc informa110n on major activities ofthe United Nations. espccially thosc· listcd in ,\rt1ck I or the Charter of the U nitcd Nations.

41 AJ AC.198/62. 42 See A/ AC.198/68. 43 Resolution 33173. I_V_._Resolutions adopted on the reports of the Spedal Political Comm_it_t_ee _____________ 1_0_7

Thc Joint llnited Nations lnformation Committee should continue to rcport on its programmes and artivitics to thc Committer on lnformation for guidancc and support.

Since /Jel'clop111cnt Forum ,s the only intcr-agency publication of 1he llnited Nations systcm which cnnccntrates on developmcnl issues, the Secrctary-Gcneral should contmuc. 111 accordancc with pcrtinent resolutions of lhe (ieneral Assemhly. to support its puhlication from the regular hudget whiil' intensifying his l'lforts to securc a sound and mdependent linanc1al hasis for ns continucd publication. Ali lhc spccialized agennes and other organi,ations of the 1 'nited Nations system should be urge'<! lo contrihute to thc financing of this system-widc puhlication. therehy recogni,ing 1ts intcr-agency character 59.

Having takcn note of thc repon on !he reloca1ion of Del'c/o¡,111ent For,1111. the Commillec on Information recommends that !he Secretary- (ieneral should be requcsted to cnsure lhat /)ere/o¡,ment Forum will retain its editorial policy of intellectual independcnce. thus enabling this publication to continue to serve as a "orld-widc forum in which di verse opinions on issues relatcd to econom1c and social developmenl ran he freely cxprcssed.

Thc Sccretary-Gcneral should he requcsted to submit a report to lhc Commillcc on lnformation on the curren! status of financia! arrangemcnts for the puhhcation or thl' 11 orld NCJnpapl'I" Su¡,¡,lement projecl.

61 In v1ew ofthe fact thal. as is pointed out in the report ofthe Secretary-General on thc in-depth cvaluation of !he work of !he Dcpartment of Puhlic lnformation. 40 lhe production of the UN Chronic/e is administrativdy separate from its dis1ribu11on and sales. thus adding to the problem of its wider and more effective dissemination. it is recommended that !he Sccretary-(ieneral should cons1der transfcrring the sales activity ofthc UN < 'hron,c/e to thc Departmcnl of Puhlic Information.

fhc importancc of !he Dcclaration on the Preparation of Societies for l.ifi: 111 Pean· 43 should he notcd and Member Statcs called upon to impkment 1t.

44 O/fuwl Records o/ the (icn,rnl lssemhlr. Fhim·-c1ghth Sess1on, S11pp/e- 1111·111 \·,, 1 / (A 18 • 13 and Con 1)

47 A138!558.

48 A/38/149.

SOA-38143 49 A/38/418.

REVENl;l'S I>ERIVED FROM PAI.ESTINE R l'FUG EE PROPERTI ES

POPULATION ANO REFUCiEES DISPLACED SINCI: 1967

SI A/38/419.

5~ Rcsolulion 217 A (111) 52 A/38/361 and Add. 1.

i'\ <Jf/inu/ Rcowds o(rh1· (,'1·1u·ral h.,cmhlr. Nmc!l'Cn!h ,\',,ss1on. lnncr No. 53 A/38/397, anncx.

I I _ dnrunwnt .\ :i 700.

lJNIYERSITY OF ]ERVSALEM "AL-Quns" l-OR PALFSTINE RHUGHS

56 A/38/420 and Corr. l.

18 Carneg1e Endo'-"ment for lntrrnational Pean .. \ Flw llague ('o,n•,,11t1,1n., 57 United Nations. Trea11· Scues, vol. 7'i. N., 4"1. r :87.

and Dcdarali,>IJ.\ ,1/ /899 a11d /v()" (Ncw Yor~. O,ford l 1niverstlv Prl'ss.

1915). p. 100.

59 A/38/386.

t, 2 llnltrd Nation,, /nt11r.\enn·. \OI. 7~. No. Q7J, p 287. 6º A/38/274.

0' \ 3X 50~ and Add. l and .' 61 A/38/273, annex.