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We were expected to destroy one another and ourselves collectively in the worst racial conflagration. Instead, we as a people chose the path of negotiation, compromise and peaceful settlement. Instead of hatred and revenge we chose reconciliation and nation-building. - Nelson Mandela
Main Documents
- General Assembly Resolution A/RES/64/13 — declares July 18 Nelson Mandela International Day
- General Assembly Resolution 68/275— establishes the Mandela Prize
- General Assembly Resolution 69/269 — statute of the UN Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela Prize
- General Assembly Resolution A/RES/70/175 —extends the scope of Mandela Day to be utilized in promoting humane conditions of imprisonment
- General Assembly Resolution A/RES/72/243 —decision to convene a high-level plenary meeting focusing on global peace, to be known as the Nelson Mandela Peace Summit
Links
Apartheid Related Documents
- General Assembly Resolution 32/105 B ()
- General Assembly Resolution 395(V) ()
- General Assembly Resolution 1899 (XVIII)
- General Assembly Resolution 3068(XXVIII)
- General Assembly Resolution A/RES/S-16/1
- General Assembly Resolution 48/1
- Security Council Resolution 134
- Security Council Resolution 181
- Security Council Resolution 554
Multimedia
More Radio Programmes
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- Volunteering to "enhance the liberty of others," one meal at a time
UN Radio Classic stories
- Stevie Wonder describes his commitment against Apartheid (1985)
- Desmond Tutu addresses UN Special Committee (1985)
- Towards Liberation — Life under Apartheid and Colonialism (1970)