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Contains a declaration on the administration of non-self-governing territories by member states and the responsibilities to promote the well-being of inhabitants.

Details the system of international trusteeship to manage certain territories, with the goal of self-determination and independence.

Deals with the registration and publication of treaties and international agreements, as well as the legal status of the United Nations.

Outlines the process for amendments to be made to the UN Charter, including the requirements for ratification and the calling of a general conference.

Provides the Security Council with authority to take actions, ranging from economic sanctions to military intervention, in response to threats to peace.

Includes annexes that further detail specific arrangements or procedures, such as voting methods and the Military Staff Committee.

Details criteria and process for membership, as well as conditions for suspension and expulsion from the United Nations.

Outlines the composition, responsibilities, and powers of the Security Council, including its role in maintaining peace and security.

Describes the structure and duties of the Secretariat, headed by the Secretary-General, and its role in the administration of the United Nations.

Establishes the six principal organs of the United Nations, including the General Assembly and Security Council, and addresses arrangements for non-member states.

Sets forth the fundamental concepts and aspirations that underpin the establishment of the United Nations, including peace, human rights, and social progress.

Establishes the International Court of Justice (ICJ) as the principal judicial organ of the United Nations. Describes its functions and jurisdiction.

Contains transitional measures related to security during the period between the establishment of the United Nations and the coming into force of the Charter.

Establishes the Economic and Social Council, detailing its composition, functions, powers, and voting procedures.

Describes methods for the peaceful resolution of conflicts, including negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and legal adjudication.

Focuses on promoting higher living standards, full employment, and conditions of economic and social progress and development.

Outlines the purposes of the United Nations and its principles, including maintaining peace, friendly relations among nations, and cooperation.

Discusses the role of regional arrangements and agencies in conflict resolution, and their relationship with the United Nations.

Lays out the formation, composition, functions, and powers of the Trusteeship Council, one of the principal organs of the United Nations.