List of UN Security Council Resolutions adopted in 1972

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List of UN Security Council Resolutions adopted in 1972

UN Security Council Resolutions are the decisions voted by the UN Security Council.

Such a resolution is accepted if at least nine of the fifteen members (since , 11 members before that date) vote in favour of it and if none of the permanent members (China, the United States, France, the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union (Russia since 1991) vote against it (which is commonly referred to as a veto).

Resolutions 308 to 324
Resolution 308: Request by the Organization of African Unity to hold meetings of the Security Council in an African capital (para.
Resolution 309: the situation in Namibia (adopted on ).
Resolution 310: the situation in Namibia (adopted on ).
Resolution 311: Question of the racial conflict in South Africa resulting from the Apartheid policy of the Government of the Republic of South Africa (adopted on ).
Resolution 312: question concerning the territories administered by Portugal (adopted on ).
Resolution 313: the situation in the Middle East (adopted on ).
Resolution 314: the situation in Southern Rhodesia (adopted on ).
Resolution 315: the question of Cyprus (adopted on ).
Resolution 316: Israeli military actions (adopted).
Resolution 317: Syrian and Lebanese military personnel (adopted).
Resolution 318: Sanctions against Southern Rhodesia (adopted on ).
Resolution 319: the situation in Namibia (adopted on ).
Resolution 320: Sanctions against Southern Rhodesia (adopted on ).
Resolution 321: complaint by Senegal (adopted on ).
Resolution 322: question concerning the situation in the territories under Portuguese administration ().
Resolution 323: the situation in Namibia (adopted on ).
Resolution 324: the question of Cyprus (adopted on ).

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