evidence: Responding to Spain’s statement, she recalled the United Kingdom’s sovereignty over Gibraltar and the territorial waters surrounding it, adding that the people of that Territory enjoy the right to self-determination. Gibraltar’s constitution, endorsed in a referendum, provides for a modern and mature relationship with the United Kingdom. She refuted the allegation that the United Kingdom illegally occupies the isthmus and surrounding waters, stating that under international law, territorial waters flow from sovereignty over the land. [...] The representative of Spain said that the United Nations has clearly indicated that Gibraltar is a colony and thus placed it on its list of Non-Self-Governing Territories. The solution is for Spain and the United Kingdom to engage in negotiations, she said, adding that the General Assembly has denied the supposed right to self-determination of the supposed people of Gibraltar, "neither of which exists". The conquest of the Rock was followed by the expulsion of the original people of Gibraltar, she said, adding that the United Kingdom has no right to spaces in Gibraltar that were not included in the Treaty of Utrecht.