text: humanlivesorjeopardizes fundamental freedoms andstudyoftheunderlying causesofthoseformsofterrorism andactsofviolence whiChlieinmisery, frustration, grievance anddespair andwhichcausesomepeopletosacrifice humanlives,including theirown,inanattempt toeffectradical changes: reportoftheSecretary-General. 130.Progressive development oftheprinciples andnormsofinternational law relating tothenewinternational economic order: reportofthe Secretary-General. I...A/40/251 English Page18 131.Development andstrengthening ofgood-neighbourliness between States: reportoftheSecretary-General. 132.Peaceful settlement ofdisputes between States. 133.DraftCodeofOffences against thePeaceandSecurity ofMankind: reportof theSecretary-General. 134.ReportoftheSpecial Committee onEnhancing theEffectiveness ofthe Principle ofNon-Use ofForceinInternational Relations. 135.ReportoftheUnitedNations Commission onInternational TradeLaw onthework ofitseighteenth session. 136.Consideration ofeffective measures toenhance theprotection, security and safetyofdiplomatic andconsular missions andrepresentatives: reportofthe Secretary-General. 137.ReportoftheAd Hoc Committee ontheDrafting ofanInternational Convention\ against theRecruitment, Use,Financing andTraining ofMercenaries. 138.ReportoftheInternational LawCommission ontheworkofitsthirty-seventh session. 139.Preparation fortheUnitedNations Conference ontheLawofTreaties between States andInternational Organizations orbetween International Organizations. 140.ReportoftheCommittee onRelations withtheHostCountry. 141.ReportoftheSpecial Committee ontheCharter oftheUnitedNations andon theStrengthening oftheRoleoftheOrganization. 142.DraftBodyofPrinciples fortheProtection ofAllPersons underAny Form of Detention orImprisonment. 143.Draftstandard rulesofprocedure forUnitedNations conferences: reportof theSecretary-General. 144.Torture andothercruel, inhuman ordegrading treatment orpunishment. 145.International co-operation inthepeaceful exploitation ofouterspaceunder conditions ofitsnon-militarization. 146.SolemnappealtoStatesinconflict toceaSearmedactionforthwith andto settledisputes between themthrough negotiations, andtoStates Members of theUnitedNations toundertake tosolvesituations oftension andconflict andexisting disputes bypolitical meansandtorefrain fromthethreatoruse offorceandfromanyintervention intheinternal affairs ofotherStates.
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