Summary
General Assembly Resolution 3376 (XXX) of 10 November 1975, adopted at the 2399th plenary meeting, which reaffirms Resolution 3236 (XXIX), records that no progress has been achieved towards the rights it recognized, and establishes the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, composed of twenty Member States, to recommend a programme of implementation and report by 1 June 1976 through the Secretary-General to the Security Council (Resolution 3376 (XXX): Question of Palestine (10 November 1975), PDF p.1).
Details
- The Committee is authorized to receive suggestions and proposals from any State, any intergovernmental regional organization and the Palestine Liberation Organization, and to submit a second report to the thirty-first session taking the Security Council’s action into account (PDF p.1).
- The twenty members appointed on 17 December 1975 are listed on the source page; the list matches, name for name, the original membership recorded on the Committee’s page from the United Nations study (PDF p.1-2).
- Its companion Resolution 3375 (XXX), adopted at the same meeting and printed on the same page, calls for the PLO’s invitation to all Middle East efforts, deliberations and conferences under United Nations auspices on an equal footing with other parties (PDF p.1).
- The file gives no vote figures.
Related pages
Resolution 3376 (XXX): Question of Palestine (10 November 1975), Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, UN General Assembly Resolution 3236