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At tbe B::esent ttne lt ls teportant to enEure that the cohcluslon of tbo Covenonte ie not uadulr d,elafedl by the cons{deratloD of, lleaeuf,eE of L?nFl"eneat€,tl.oa, lx.e draft ccvenants nrst therefore contar.n ,oeasures of ltrp.lenentatrou rrhrch co""eepond to the generqqy reeognlzed nom' of, rnterne,tr.onar l.s!

Ilations shall- refrain from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independ.ence of any State, or in any other manner inconsistent with the ourposes of the United Nations " 6 Ao o ^nhc6^uence of the formulation of this principle, it is no longer nnccil-]a *a ro]L aborrt the ius nfl bell-1;m aS an artiCle Of internatiOnal laW. (...) The State of Qatar believes that -uhe draft Treaty must be given ful1 and comprehensive study in the light of the following: /\(a) The Charter of the United lfations, so that the Treaty will be a new add.ition to the Charter and not a mere repetition of its provisions and principles; /" \(b) The resolutions of the General Assernbly of the United. lTations relating fa 1-lra n-''h^.'

rance, Tceland, Ire].and, Italy, Nether!-ands r New Zealand, Nonray, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Sveden, Iurkey, United States of Arnerica. (...) Ln particu_Lax those having the closest relati.ons uith the UnLted Kingdorrr Government, to use their utmost i-nfl-uence witir a viev to realizing the legitimate asplratlons of the peoples of Southern Rhcdesia; B.

Canada >>° 000'00 Central African Republic Chad China 600 000'°° Colombia Congo Costa Rica Cuba Cyprus Czechoslovakia 3*43 039.00 3 198 0*45-00 928 351.00 57 081.00 36 58*4.00 36 58*1.00 2 2*40 506.33 36 58*4.00 60 35*+ - 00 1 *429 777.86 307 685.1*4 58 876.00 *463 811.00-/ 7 088 8*49.00 115 111.60 390 092.00 11 767 3*48.00 126 582.00 *45 833.3*4-/ 5*4 877.71 307 666.21 1 720 853.00 600.00 *4 810.00 *432 000.00 168 000.00 1 202.00 1 202.00 315 000.00 600.00 600.00 8 *417.00 1 80*4.00 138 000.00 *45*4 000.00 8 *417.00 5 611.00 1 202.00 267 000.00 600.00 1 202.00 315 000.00 600.00 1 80*4.00 95*4 000.00 1 202.00 A/IHF/163 English Annex Page 2 ANNEX (continued) Member State Working United Nations regular budget United Nations Emergency Force (1973) for the six- month period ending 2h April 1971+ 2b Oct. 1971+ Dahomey Democratic Yemen Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Equatorial Guinea Ethiopia Fiji Finland France Gabon Gambia German Democratic Republic Germany, Federal Republic of Ghana Greece Guatemala Guinea Guyana Haiti Honduras Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Iraq Ireland _ 158 631.U6 _ - 36 581+.00 600.00 000.00 1 bob 39^.00 106 985.73 - 60 35^.00 - - 59 681*.10 - 21+1+ 966.50 7 21U.00 - 35 39^.00 - - 107 372.00 - - 36 581+.00 600.00 - 27 1*38.00 1 202.00 _ 921* 263.00 126 000.00 - 13 253 107.30 2 031 803.00 ~ 82 51+8.00 1 202.00 000.00 2 709 330.00—^ 3 66 000.00 000.00 15 827 305.00 - 168 798.00 2 1+05.00 000.00 71*3 733.16 - - 58 876.00 1 801+.00 - 30 087.00 600.00 - 120 1*22.92 1 202.00 - 60 351*. 00 - - 1*9 735.00 - - 1 070 000.00 19 O O O - d C O — 36 581*.00 6 000.00 - 2 535 037.00 72 ll+l+.oo - — 11 1+21+.00 - 1*37 81*0.00 12 025.00 - 103 1*60.00 3 006.00 - - 1*5 000.00 595-00 189 000.00 600.00 126 000.00 500 000.00 366 000.00 2 130 000.00 19 8^0.00 6 000.00 r j 2 lM.00 1 . nfl /. ANNEX (continued) Member State Working Capital Fund United Nations Emergency Force (1973) for the six- month period ending United Nations regular budget 2h April 1971 2b Oct. 197^ Israel it 000.00 238 75^.19 12 626.00 Italy 2it 000.00 7 178 538.05 - Ivory Coast - 36 581.00 1 202.00 Jamaica - 36 58U.00 1 202.00 , 000.00-Japan 700 000.00 15 938 765.00 2 lit5 202.00 , 000.00- 1 202.00 2 l U 5 0 0 0 . 0 0 Jordan Kenya Khmer Republic Kuwait Laos Lebanon Lesotho Liberia Libyan Arab Republic Luxembourg Madagascar Malawi Malaysia Maldives Mali Malta Mauritania Mauritius Mexico Mongolia Morocco Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Nic 1 202.00 b 000.00 aragua Niger Nigeria Norway Oman Pakistan 2 B 000.00 7!

Barry, The Berlin Olympics, 1936: Black American Athletes Counter Nazi Propaganda, A World Focus Book (New York, F. Watts, 1975). 3 See http://www.cbsnews.com/news/barcelona-star-eats-banana-thrown-at-him-as-racist-taunt/. 4 See http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/27316855. 5 See http://www.theguardian.com/football/2012/may/30/euro-2012-mario-balotelli-italy. 6 See http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/08/world/americas/neymars-injury-sidelines-effort-to-end- world-cup-racism.html? (...) Wealth plays an important role in restricting access to certain sports and those in which participation requires higher incomes tend to reflect less diversity.14 In tennis, while players such as Serena and Venus Williams have been ranked as top international players for years, the number of black players in European and North American __________________ 8 See http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/international/8894556/Sepp-Blatter-Fifa- president-claims-there-is-no-racism-in-football.html. 9 See http://espndeportes.espn.go.com/news/story?id=2076652s=esptype=story. 10 See http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/apr/29/nba-la-clippers-donald-sterling-lifetime- ban-racist-comments. 11 See http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2076452/Luis-Suarez-given-match-ban- race-row.html. 12 See http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/nicolas-anelka-quenelle-west-brom-3190106. 13 See http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/uefa-hand-futsal-player-omar-3206798#ixzz 33rA1rA7B. 14 See, for example, http://www.fina.org/H2O/index.php? (...) The campaign was broadcasted on popular news websites in Brazil and the official websites of the Government and public agencies.

The CHAIRMAN thanked the Committee for electing him. He asked the New Zealand representative to tell Mr. Scott, the former Chairman, how much he was missed. (...) Liu yu..wan, China) It waS the first time that the question.of his Government's representation had been raised in the Committee and he felt that ~he time and place were wrong. Tt....,.... '" nFl.1',t.i rml arlv distrp.flEi~ to notA thFl.t. (...) JAIPAL (India) proposed that a new. item, "Race relations in education 11 , should be added to the agenda as sub-item 4 (h), the present sub-item 4 (h) becoming 4 (i).

. •........r •• ' ~J2~ciat:!nfl the priority which" in accol'dance ",'1~h General Assembly Resolution 217.

Ttre ponference vl1J- contlnue to be heLd f"oit tlme to ttne. ft ls aLso pi.anred slior-tly to'establ-1sh an E(ecutlve CounclL, w'tth the Redldent Colml.ssloner presStllng ",r,d fou" local and four clvll- servant nfl,be E. JIID]CIAFIX 8. Under the provlstons of the Westero Faclf,lc (Courts) Opder 5.a Councll-, 1-!

\/sc. r,/sR.3a 13 Ootober L947 ORIGIML: E\GI,SE FGJRIE COMIi{IflIEE: SIJB-COMMItIM 1 THJSMESEIP SI,'MMABY BECORD OF TEE TEIXSY-SECOIVD MMTII\G Ieke Succese, New York Monday, 13 October L947, at 11:00 a.n. (...) SISSOKO (fraaoe) CoisTfNJATfoN 0F COIISIIERATIO$ 0F lEE PROPOSED TFUST@SEIP AGRFEIvIEIII FoR TEE IIANDATED tEmIIoRy 0F l[Auzu, SJBMISIED BY tEE GOI/ERNMEI\IIS 0F AIJSTRALIA, NEII ZEAIAiID ANDUNImD KII\GDOM (ctocumente nfl+oe, A/C,l+/tot, A/C.Lftoz, t/c.t+/ sc.I/ut, a,/c. (...) Taklng advantago of the fact that new suggostlone could bo proeentodl ho vlbheA to suggeet the foll.owlng ae a gubetltute draft for ArtlcLe ?