Summary
The General Assembly resolution of 9 December 1949 (275th plenary meeting) which, after studying the Conciliation Commission’s reports, restates that Jerusalem be placed under a permanent international regime and confirms specifically the corpus separatum, United Nations administration and Trusteeship Council provisions of Resolution 181 (II), with the City’s boundaries as in that resolution (Resolution 303 (IV): Palestine — Question of an international regime for the Jerusalem area and the protection of the Holy Places, PDF p.1-2).
Details
- Part I, paragraph 2 requests the Trusteeship Council at its next session to complete the Statute of Jerusalem, omitting now inapplicable provisions such as articles 32 and 39, amending toward greater democratization without prejudice to the fundamental principles of Resolution 181 (II), approve the Statute and proceed immediately with its implementation (PDF p.1).
- Part II calls on the States concerned to make formal undertakings to approach these matters in good will and be guided by the resolution’s terms (PDF p.1).
Related pages
Resolution 303 (IV): Palestine — Question of an international regime for the Jerusalem area and the protection of the Holy Places, City of Jerusalem, Corpus separatum, UN General Assembly Resolution 181, UN General Assembly Resolution 194