11 October 1961
The United Nations General Assembly decided by 67 votes to 1 (South Africa) with 20 abstentions, to censure the Foreign Minister of South Africa Eric Louw for his offensive speech in the General Assembly. A staunch defender of apartheid, Louw was also infamous for his characterisation of Chief Albert Luthuli's Nobel Prize acceptance speech as propaganda. Click here to read the General Assembly plenary statement concerning his claims that other countries had no right to interfere in South Africa's internal matters.
References

BBC,'1961: Apartheid attacked at Nobel ceremony',From BBC,[Online],Available at: www.bbc.co.uk,[Accessed: 02 October 2013]|

South African History Online,'United Nations and Apartheid Timeline 1946-1994',From: South African History Online,[Online],Available at: www.sahistory.org.za,[Accessed: 02 October 2013]