The Declaration endorses the tenets of the United Nations in that it believes that people of every race should enjoy the freedoms and liberties that are a basic human necessity. They also endorse the tenets of the UN by being for the principle of self-determination, which is people being allowed to choose their own government and defend themselves. Ultimately, they critique the tenets of the UN by showing their concern for the nuclear weapons lots of the first world countries have built up. Those of the Bandung conference believed this nuclear technology would be better off being used solely for power. The regional needs that some of these third world countries need that do not apply to the countries of the UN are some countries in Asia and Africa who are not as developed and desperately desire social progress and better standards of life.

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