This is a list of United Nations General Assembly resolutions at the sixty-seventh session of the United Nations General Assembly.
Resolutions ResolutionPlenaryorCommitteeItem numberDateTopicApprove/Reject/AbstainNotesResolution documentA/RES/67/1 Plenary8324 September 2012APPROVED Declaration of the High-level Meeting of the General Assembly on the Rule of Law at the National and International Levels without voteA/RES/67/2 Administrative and Budgetary Committeewithout vote11 October 2012APPROVED Scale of assessments for the apportionment of the expenses of the United Nations: requests under Article 19 of the Charterwithout voteCentral African Republic, Comoros, Guinea-Bissau, Sao Tome and Principe and Somalia were allowed to vote despite not paying their annual dues as it was "beyond their means." A/RES/67/3 Plenary855 November 2012APPROVED Report of the International Atomic Energy Agency without voteReaffirms the "indispensable role of IAEA. Indian MP Annu Tandon said that nuclear weapons were still needed despite the Fukushima Daiichi incident, while Singapore urged safety norms. North Korea spoke of the report as "far from" accurate and a failure to tackle the issues of the Korean Peninsula. Its delegate also said the IAEA had "no power" in the North Korean nuclear programme as it was not a party to the NPT nor a member of the agency since the early 1990s. The delegate added that the agency follows the lead of the United States in its partisan policy and was thus not an impartial authority. In its Right of Reply, the delegate then responded to Japan's comment that said North Korea was "a threat to Asia." He rejected the accusation and instead labelled Japan "the source of the threat" as it had the capacity to build nuclear weapons and had secret agreement in 1960 with the United States that would allow nuclear weapons on its soil. He further added that Japan's three non-nuclear principles were false; while he also responded to South Korea saying that North Korea had the right to claim the status of a nuclear weapon state. Japan then responded in saying that it adheres to its three non-nuclear principles without deviation and was determined to see the creation of a nuclear-weapon-free world. The delegate added that Japan's ballistic missile system was purely defensive and not aimed at anyone in particular, while its nuclear energy conformed with IAEA's (whose director is Japanese) norms as "in compliance and peaceful." North Korea than responded again in refuting Japan's statement as a "political cover-up" and cited its territorial claims over the Senkaku Islands as evidence of it seeking "expansionism and militarism." Japan responded for the final time saying that there was no need to repeat what had been said, but that it reserved the right to refute other "groundless allegations" by North Korea at what it deemed an appropriate occasion. A/RES/67/4 Plenary41 13 November 2012APPROVED Necessity of ending the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the United States of America against Cuba188/3/2The 21st consecutive resolution on the matter, urged U.S. President Barack Obama to "act on the right side of history" in lifting the embargo. It also expressed concern about the 1996 Helms-Burton Act that punished other states for trading with Cuba. The motion was introduced by Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Eduardo Rodriquez Parilla who recalled that following the 2008 United States presidential election, Obama announced "a new beginning with Cuba" but had not shown any such change. The motion was rejected by the United States, Israel and Palau, with the Marshall Islands and Micronesia abstaining. In the Right of Reply, Cuba's representative criticised the United States’ speaker for refusing to budge on Bush-era policies and merely repeating the same content as in the previous year. He also described the wastage of campaign finance during the United States presidential election 2012 and the repression of Occupy Wall Street protesters; he added that the embargo was an act of "genocide," noting the term used in the debate was not rejected by the U.S., and that the U.S. has no moral authority concerning human rights as it partakes in military aggression, forced disappearances, secret prisons and "concentration camps." He further accused the U.S. of lying about its humanitarian aid to Cuba and that the U.S. national Alan Gross was detained because of his subversive activities in trying to overthrow the Cuban government against the constitution of Cuba. Cuba's rights include: access to submarine cables for telecommunications and the purchase of communications equipment; its dance troupes' ability to travel without hindrance.A/RES/67/5 Plenary75 14 November 2012APPROVED Plenary meetings of the General Assembly on 10 and 11 December 2012 devoted to the consideration of the item entitled "Oceans and the law of the sea" and to the commemoration of the thirtieth anniversary of the opening for signature of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Seawithout voteA/RES/67/5 Plenary83 APPROVED Declaration of the High-level Meeting of the General Assembly on the Rule of Law at the National and International Levelswithout voteThe proposal was submitted by the UNGA president and recalls the high-level meeting on the rule of law during the General debate of the sixty-seventh session of the United Nations General Assembly. The draft resolution of discusses the equality of states and their importance in adhering to the rule of law.A/RES/67/6 Plenary121 (f)19 November 2012APPROVED Cooperation between the United Nations and the Collective Security Treaty Organization.without voteA/RES/67/7 Plenary121 (w)19 November 2012APPROVED Cooperation between the United Nations and the Central European Initiative.without voteA/RES/67/8 Plenary121 (o)19 November 2012APPROVED Cooperation between the United Nations and the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.without voteA/RES/67/9Plenary121 (t)19 November 2012APPROVED Cooperation between the United Nations and the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization.without voteA/RES/67/10Plenary121 (k)19 November 2012APPROVED Cooperation between the United Nations and the Eurasian Economic Community.without voteA/RES/67/11Plenary121 (n)19 November 2012APPROVED Cooperation between the United Nations and the League of Arab States.without voteA/RES/67/12Plenary121 (m)19 November 2012APPROVED Cooperation between the United Nations and the Latin American and Caribbean Economic System.without voteA/RES/67/13Plenary121 (d)19 November 2012APPROVED Cooperation between the United Nations and the Black Sea Economic Cooperation Organization.without voteA/RES/67/14Plenary121 (j)19 November 2012APPROVED Cooperation between the United Nations and the Economic Cooperation Organization.without voteA/RES/67/15Plenary121 (u)19 November 2012APPROVED Cooperation between the United Nations and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation.without voteA/RES/67/16Plenary3827 November 2012APPROVED The situation in Afghanistan.without voteIntroduced by Germany as sending "a positive signal of sustained support to Afghanistan, its government and its people;" and welcomed aid pledges of US$16 billion at the Tokyo Conference. Afghanistan's representative