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... Assembly , Council , and Secretariat . The Assembly was the representative and deliberative organ , consisting of all members , with each entitled to one vote . The Assembly met annually every September in Geneva and held several spe ...
... Assembly , Council , and Secretariat . The Assembly was the representative and deliberative organ , consisting of all members , with each entitled to one vote . The Assembly met annually every September in Geneva and held several spe ...
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... assembly that voting procedure in the Council should be modified , that a " Little Assembly " ( Interim Committee on Peace and Security ) should be set up as a continuous body to perform functions which the veto prevented the Council ...
... assembly that voting procedure in the Council should be modified , that a " Little Assembly " ( Interim Committee on Peace and Security ) should be set up as a continuous body to perform functions which the veto prevented the Council ...
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... Assembly wholly unrepre- sentative of the distribution of people throughout the world . The Assembly vote of Feb. 1 , 1951 , holding Red China guilty of aggression in Korea , was 44 to 7 with 9 abstentions . But the " majority ...
... Assembly wholly unrepre- sentative of the distribution of people throughout the world . The Assembly vote of Feb. 1 , 1951 , holding Red China guilty of aggression in Korea , was 44 to 7 with 9 abstentions . But the " majority ...
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