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A/RES/43/89

Comprehensive approach to strengthening international peace and security in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations : resolution / adopted by the General Assembly

Body
General Assembly, session 43
Date
1988-12-07
Committee report
A/43/914
Meeting record
A/43/PV.73
Agenda item(s)
Comprehensive system of international peace and security.

Tally

Yes 97No 3Abstain 45Did not vote 14

Roll call

'Did not vote' combines members that were absent and members present that did not participate; the source does not distinguish them.

Roll call – A/RES/43/89
CountryPosition
AfghanistanYes
AlgeriaYes
AngolaYes
Antigua and BarbudaYes
ArgentinaYes
AustraliaYes
AustriaYes
Bahamas (the) (as “BAHAMAS”)Yes
BahrainYes
BangladeshYes
BarbadosYes
BelarusYes
BhutanYes
BotswanaYes
BrazilYes
BulgariaYes
Burkina FasoYes
BurundiYes
Cabo Verde (as “CAPE VERDE”)Yes
CanadaYes
ColombiaYes
CongoYes
Costa RicaYes
CubaYes
CyprusYes
CzechoslovakiaYes
Democratic Republic of the Congo (as “ZAIRE”)Yes
Democratic YemenYes
EcuadorYes
EgyptYes
EthiopiaYes
FinlandYes
German Democratic RepublicYes
GhanaYes
GuineaYes
GuyanaYes
HungaryYes
IndiaYes
IndonesiaYes
Iran (Islamic Republic of)Yes
IraqYes
JamaicaYes
JordanYes
KuwaitYes
Lao People's Democratic RepublicYes
LebanonYes
LesothoYes
LiberiaYes
Libya (as “LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA”)Yes
MadagascarYes
MalaysiaYes
MaldivesYes
MaliYes
MauritiusYes
MexicoYes
MongoliaYes
MozambiqueYes
MyanmarYes
NepalYes
New ZealandYes
NicaraguaYes
NigeriaYes
NorwayYes
OmanYes
PanamaYes
Papua New GuineaYes
PeruYes
PolandYes
QatarYes
RomaniaYes
Saint LuciaYes
Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesYes
Sao Tome and PrincipeYes
Saudi ArabiaYes
SeychellesYes
SingaporeYes
Solomon IslandsYes
SomaliaYes
Sri LankaYes
SudanYes
SwedenYes
Syrian Arab RepublicYes
TogoYes
Trinidad and TobagoYes
TunisiaYes
UgandaYes
UkraineYes
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (as “USSR”)Yes
United Arab EmiratesYes
United Republic of TanzaniaYes
VanuatuYes
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) (as “VENEZUELA”)Yes
Viet NamYes
YemenYes
YugoslaviaYes
ZambiaYes
ZimbabweYes
IsraelNo
JapanNo
United StatesNo
BelgiumAbstain
Brunei DarussalamAbstain
Central African RepublicAbstain
ChadAbstain
ChileAbstain
ChinaAbstain
ComorosAbstain
Côte d'IvoireAbstain
DenmarkAbstain
DjiboutiAbstain
Dominican RepublicAbstain
El SalvadorAbstain
Eswatini (as “SWAZILAND”)Abstain
FijiAbstain
FranceAbstain
GabonAbstain
GambiaAbstain
Germany, Federal Republic ofAbstain
GreeceAbstain
GuatemalaAbstain
HaitiAbstain
HondurasAbstain
IcelandAbstain
IrelandAbstain
ItalyAbstain
KenyaAbstain
LuxembourgAbstain
MalawiAbstain
MoroccoAbstain
Netherlands (Kingdom of the) (as “NETHERLANDS”)Abstain
NigerAbstain
PakistanAbstain
ParaguayAbstain
PhilippinesAbstain
PortugalAbstain
RwandaAbstain
Saint Kitts and NevisAbstain
SamoaAbstain
SenegalAbstain
Sierra LeoneAbstain
SpainAbstain
SurinameAbstain
Türkiye (as “TURKEY”)Abstain
United KingdomAbstain
UruguayAbstain
AlbaniaDid not vote
BelizeDid not vote
BeninDid not vote
Bolivia (Plurinational State of) (as “BOLIVIA”)Did not vote
CambodiaDid not vote
CameroonDid not vote
DominicaDid not vote
Equatorial GuineaDid not vote
GrenadaDid not vote
Guinea-BissauDid not vote
MaltaDid not vote
MauritaniaDid not vote
South AfricaDid not vote
ThailandDid not vote

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Voting data: United Nations Dag Hammarskjöld Library, Security Council Voting Data (Version 7, October 2026), https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/4055387, and General Assembly Voting Data (Version 6, October 2026), https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/4060887. Vetoes: UN Peace & Security Data Hub, Security Council Data – Vetoes Since 1946 (DPPA-SCVETOES). © United Nations; used for non-commercial purposes with attribution.