Year after year, the UN General Assembly allocates to its Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Affairs Committee, commonly referred to as the “Third Committee”, agenda items relating to a range of social, humanitarian affairs and human rights issues that affect peoples all over the world. An important part of the Committee's work focuses on the examination of human rights questions, including reports of the special procedures of the newly established Human Rights Council. UN General Assembly which is in session now must address the nefarious (state-sponsored) remote terrorism, including dreams terrorism and remote electric-shocking, unleashed on their citizens and direct the member nations to stop this kind of anti-people, anti-democratic, inhuman activities forthwith. Silence on the part of this most important world body signals ill-intentions of the UN itself against human beings, irrespective of the country they live in. Those nations that specialise in remote terrorism must be adequately penalised economically, technologically and in all other possible ways.