Though it is premature to try and endeavour to foresee on what basis
various nations would be represented on any international council, or in any
international form of government, it is clear that from the Bahá’í standpoint
it could only be carried out on a basis of true justice; and justice does not
imply one race having a preponderating vote over some other race’s
representatives, and thus being in a position to dominate them.
(12 April 1942 to an individual believer) [65]