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SAN FRANCISCO - 1945sosranj MULTILATERAL—CHARTER OF UNITED NATIONS—JUNE 26, 1935
CHARTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS
WE THE PEOPLES OF THE UNITED NATIONS
DETERMINED
‘to save succoting gneations frm the scourge of wa, which vie nou ie.
‘ne as brought untold werow to mind, snd
‘orale fat in fandamental human rights inthe digaty and warth of te
Toman penn nthe eal ght of men and women and of nas large 2nd
sal and
twostablsh condone ander which juntoe and respec forthe blgatone arising
fon treaten nd othe sures of nternatioal ew can be maintained, snd
to promote sacl progress and beter standards of if in large freedom,
AND FOR THESE ENDS
to practice tlrance and ie together la pace with ove another a goed
egos and
nite os strength to msintin international peace and scuity, and
to enur, by the aeeptanceof principles and the ination of methods that
uma fre sal nob use ave inthe common interest, end
‘ocployinteratonal machinery forthe pomation ofthe conan and seal
‘advancement of al people,
HAVE RESOLVED TO COMBINE OUR EFFORTS
TO ACCOMPLISH THESE AIMS.
Accordingly, ur respective Coversments, throogh representatives ssemBld in
‘he city of San Franco, who hve exhibited ee ull powers found ob in good
and due form, have red to the present Charter of the United Nations and do
Ihreby etablis an intestinal organization tobe known athe United Nations.
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CHAPTER 1
PURPOSES AND PRINCIPLES
Arie 1
‘The Parpensof the Unied Nations are:
1. Te mintinintertonal peice and se:
cary, and to that eds to take effective callee
tre messes forthe prevention and removal of
threats the peace, and for the ppresion of
cs of aggeson or ther reaches ofthe peace,
‘nd tobring about by peaceful means, and in con
ownity with the principles af justice and inter
rational Taw, adjustment o setemeat of inter
‘ational depts or stations which might lead
toabneach fhe paces
‘2 Todeelp fiend relationsamong ations
Isl on repos forthe einige fog rights
an slfdetrniaton of people and to take
‘ter appropriate measures tostresgthen univer
‘promoting and encoaging resect for human
Tights and for andamental feds fr ll wik-
‘out dation 2 to rae, se, language, or r-
Tigions and
“4 Tobe center for harmonising th actions
aatios inthe taiment of there common ends
Anite 2
‘The Orpanston and ts Members, in pareit
of the Purpose tated jn Article 2, sal ct a
‘ordans withthe following Prins.
‘The Onan i bed on the prinple
of the sovereign equality ofall ts Members.
2 All Menber, in ceder to enare 2 all of
them ihe gh and beets reschng fom mem
‘erhip, shal fll in god th the blpatons
‘sured by them in accordance with the present
Charter
‘3 Al Member shal ste the intermationsl