the term of a non permanent member of the un security council is two - year.
the term of a non permanent member of the un security council is two - year.
the term of a non permanent member of the un security council is?
two - year
it was not until 1962 that australia voted for a un resolution condemning south africa for its actions in south-west africa, a change in policy led by external affairs minister garfield barwick. initially in opposition, until he was prime minister gough whitlam was a vocal advocate of independence for namibia. over the following two decades, australia played a small (but significant) role in supporting namibian independence. political leaders from both benches of parliament, including prime ministers whitlam and malcolm fraser, were active internationally in their support of independence for namibia while in office. as a result, australia was involved in the un process almost from the start. in 1972 australia voted in favour of a un trust fund, and two years later it was elected to the un council for namibia. australia pledged support for untag at the inception of the un plan for namibia with resolution 435 in september 1978, and made an important contribution to un deliberations about namibia while a non-permanent member of the un security council in 1985–1986.
australian contribution to untag
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from january 2011 to january 2013, india was a non permanent member of the un security council. according to rejaul karim laskar, a scholar of india's foreign policy, as a non-permanent member from january 2011 to january 2013, india played a crucial role on important international issues with a view to promote international peace and security as well as india's own national security.









































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india and the united nations