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Organization of African Unity: Resolution on Non-Recognition of South African Bantustans*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 April 2017

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International Legal Materials , Volume 15 , Issue 5 , September 1976 , pp. 1221
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Copyright © American Society of International Law 1976

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[Reproduced from O.A.U. Document CM/Res.493 (XXVII). This Resolution was adopted at the Twenty-Seventh Ordinary Session of the O.A.U. Council of Ministers, held at Port Louis, Mauritius, June 24-July 3, 1976.]

[U.N. General Assembly Resolution 3411 D (XXX) of November 29, 1975, in its operative paragraph 3, “calls upon all Governments and organizations not to deal with any institutions or authorities of the bantustans or to accord any form of recognition to them.” The recorded vote was 99 in favor to none against, with 8 abstentions.]

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* [Reproduced from O.A.U. Document CM/Res.493 (XXVII). This Resolution was adopted at the Twenty-Seventh Ordinary Session of the O.A.U. Council of Ministers, held at Port Louis, Mauritius, June 24-July 3, 1976.]

[U.N. General Assembly Resolution 3411 D (XXX) of November 29, 1975, in its operative paragraph 3, “calls upon all Governments and organizations not to deal with any institutions or authorities of the bantustans or to accord any form of recognition to them.” The recorded vote was 99 in favor to none against, with 8 abstentions.]