JAMAICA AND THE UNITED NATIONS 1962-1995. H.S. Walker.

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[Walker, H.S.]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: JAMAICA JOURNAL : Quarterly of the Institute of Jamaica. No. 3. ; Vol. 25.Publication details: Kingston, Jamaica. Institute of Jamaica Publications Ltd. October 1995.Description: 2-9pp.: ill.; 28cmISSN:

0021-4124.

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One of the remarkable features of the United Nations is that all members, rich or poor, powerful or weak, are given a chance to influence international affairs. Member states, regardless of their political, economic, or social systems can bring to the United Nations issues of concern which they believe warrant the attention of the international community.

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