...had taken its place as one of the United Nations. Through the regular processes of self-govern ment the American people had taken a step to strengthen...groups have been organized. Each of these groups is attempt ing to find the answer to certain social or economic problems. Such problems, if not solved,...

...auspices, is presently a very controversial question. Fourth, the allocation of legal authority among the Security Council, the General Assembly and the International Court of Justice has not been settled. Fifth, there is no clear legal doctrine governing either the permissible limits...

...Committee IV/2 adopted a statement in which were set out several modes of interpreting the UN Charter.3 The Security Council, the General Assembly and the International Court of Justice could, as organs functioning within the framework of the Charter, interpret such parts of it as are...

...are carried out from its territory by armed bands. An inquiry is made into the respective roles of the Security Council, the General Assembly and the International Court of Justice. Special attention is given to such disputed points as the legality of armed reprisals and the protection...

...are involved with human rights as the following diagram illustrates. The principal UN institutions are the Security Council, the General Assembly and the International Court of Justice. These bodies were established in terms of the UN Charter which clearly explains their functions and powers. The...

...the Charter. The tie that had held the United Nations together as fighting partners was di*solved. But the Charter provided a bond for holding the nations...and the International Court of Justice. These bodies arc concerned mainly with political problems. The Charter also provides for the formation of other...