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Revision of the United Nations Charter

Douglas G. Anglin

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Under Article 109 (3) of the United Nations Charter, a proposal to call a General Conference to review the Charter will automatically be placed on the agenda of the tenth session of the General Assembly in 1955. This fact raises two important questions. First, is the convocation of a review conference desirable and, secondly, what revisions are required in the present Charter? Each of these points will be dealt with in turn.

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Under Article 109 (3) of the United Nations Charter, a proposal to call a General Conference to review the Charter will automatically be placed on the agenda of the tenth session of the General Assembly in 1955. This fact raises two important questions. First, is the convocation of a review conference desirable and, secondly, what revisions are required in the present Charter? Each of these points will be dealt with in turn.

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Under Article 109 (3) of the United Nations Charter, a proposal to call a General Conference to review the Charter will automatically be placed on the agenda of the tenth session of the General Assembly in 1955. This fact raises two important questions. First, is the convocation of a review conference desirable and, secondly, what revisions are required in the present Charter? Each of these points will be dealt with in turn.

Key concepts: Charter, General assembly, Political science, Session (web analytics), United Nations Charter, Public administration, Law, History

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