Security Council resolution 623 (1988) [South Africa]
| Publisher | UN Security Council |
| Publication Date | 23 November 1988 |
| Citation / Document Symbol | S/RES/623 (1988) |
| Reference | 1988 Security Council Resolutions |
| Cite as | UN Security Council, Security Council resolution 623 (1988) [South Africa], 23 November 1988, S/RES/623 (1988), available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/3b00f120a4.html [accessed 5 June 2023] |
Resolution 623 (1988) of 23 November 1988
The Security Council,
Having learned with grave concern of the intention of the South African authorities to implement the death sentence imposed on Mr. Paul Tefo Setlaba, an anti-apartheid activist, on the basis of so-called "common purpose",
Strongly urges the Government of South Africa to stay execution and commute the death sentence imposed on Mr. Paul Tefo Setlaba in order to avoid further aggravating the situation in South Africa.
Adopted at the 2830th meeting by 13 votes to none, with 2 abstentions (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and United States of America).
