Mr. Chairman,
Cuba reaffirms its endorsement of the efforts made by the International Law Commission to improve the protection of persons affected by disasters.
We thank the Secretary-General for the presentation of his report A/75/214, to which Cuba contributed with its commentaries relating to the draft articles drawn up by the Committee.
Mr. Chairman,
Cuba endorses the statement delivered by the Islamic Republic of Iran on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement.
We take note of the Secretary-General´s Report, prepared on the basis of remarks and observations made by the Member States, contained in document A/75/151.
Cuba reiterates its firm commitment to the fight against impunity for crimes against humanity.
Mr. Chairman,
The Cuban delegation takes note of Reports A/75/321 and A/75/324 of the Secretary-General and the International Criminal Court, respectively.
At the same time, it expresses its commitment to the fight against impunity for crimes affecting the International Community.
Mr. Chairman,
Mr. Chairman,
Cuba endorses the statement made by the Republic of Azerbaijan, on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement, and in its national capacity deliverss the following statement.
Mr. Chairman,
Mr. Chairman,
Cuba associates itself with the statement delivered by the Islamic Republic of Iran on behalf of NAM and wishes to make the following statement in its national capacity.
Mr. Chairman,
Our delegation welcomes the Secretary-General´s report A/75/145.
We support the work of the Special Committee on the Charter and its agenda and also appreciate the presentation of its report contained in document A/75/33.
Mr. Chairman,
Treaties are the main source of international law and the cornerstone of international relations based on regulations. They are also a more direct and formal method for the making of international law. The United Nations system has played a significant role to guarantee the transparency of treaties concluded by its Member States.
Mr. Chairman,
Treaties are the main source of international law and the cornerstone of international relations based on regulations. They are also a more direct and formal method for the making of international law. The United Nations system has played a significant role to guarantee the transparency of treaties concluded by its Member States.
Mr. Chairman,
We appreciate the work carried out by the International Law Commission in order to present the draft articles on this topic.
Cuba is a historic defender of respect for international law and its principles, especially for international criminal law.
Mr. Chairman,
First and foremost, we congratulate you and the members of the Bureau for your election and assure you of the full cooperation and support of Cuba for the development of a fruitful 75th session of the Sixth Committee.
We thank the Secretary-General for presenting his report A/75/176.
