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When referencing materials from Philippine Voices in the UN General Assembly: A Historical Archive, please use the following format:

For speeches:

Department of Foreign Affairs, Republic of the Philippines. [Title of Statement]. Delivered by [Name of Speaker], [Position], at the United Nations General Assembly, [Session Number], [Date]. Philippine Voices in the UN General Assembly: A Historical Archive. [URL]

Example:

Department of Foreign Affairs, Republic of the Philippines. Statement of the Philippines. Delivered by Carlos P. Romulo, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, at the United Nations General Assembly, First Session, 23 October 1946. Philippine Voices in the UN General Assembly: A Historical Archive. https://[insert URL here]

For general referencing:

Department of Foreign Affairs, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine Voices in the UN General Assembly: A Historical Archive. https://[insert URL here]

Please follow the appropriate citation style (APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.) as required by your institution or publication.

This archive was designed to be user-friendly and accessible to students, researchers, journalists, diplomats, and the general public interested in Philippine foreign policy and multilateral diplomacy.

• Browse by Year: Navigate through each session of the UN General Assembly from 1946 to 2024 to explore the full text of national statements delivered by Philippine representatives.

• Filter by Administration: Explore the continuity and evolution of foreign policy across different Philippine administrations or by recurring themes and advocacies.

• Filter by Speaker: Quickly locate statements delivered by specific Secretaries of Foreign Affairs, Presidents, or Permanent Representatives to track their individual contributions and rhetorical styles.

• Search Function: Use keywords, speaker names, or specific themes (e.g., "climate change," "peacekeeping," "decolonization") to find relevant speeches and policy positions.

This archive is a living resource, periodically updated and curated to preserve the rich diplomatic legacy of the Philippines at the United Nations.

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