Indonesia welcomsd the lifting of the ban on-the African Mational Congress (MC), the Pan Africaaist Congress of Azania (RAC) and other political parties and organisations and we rejoiced at the release of Nelson Mandela. We QOte, however, that tbo ba?ic structures of the e systam still ramah in place. We therefore shall continue to demand that the Pretoria regime take tbe more fundamental step8 of revoking the bulk of its repressive security legislation, IS/gt AI45IW.5 62 fraaing all political prironetr and ongaging in a ganuirPo nagotiating procar with the authentic leadawe of the South African people. Neanwhila, Eanctioncr nurt Be maintainad until the process of fundamental transformation - not mere co8metic raform - has becomo irreversible. IndoAe8ia is gravely concerned that at c time when rapprochement and conciliatiOA between erstwhile adversariee prevail in many regions Of the world, the Middle Ea8t remainrs the vortex of violence and explosive taA8ioAs. Effort8 at re8OlViAg the Arab-Israeli conflict, with the Palestinian people'8 8trUgglO for jurtico and froodom at it8 core, continue to stagnate. The peace procosr remain8 blocked by 18rael*o intransigent refusal to reciprocate the courageous peace initiative8 by the pab8tiAiaA leadership and t0 adopt a rational n8gOtiatiAg pOsitiOn Capable Of adVMCiAg that prOCe88. On the coAtrary, it ha8 persisted in it8 policiee and practice8 of brutal repression against the PalostiAiaA people aad iA it8 UAiVaZ8ally cenrured 88ttlO8NZlt 8chem88 iA th8 occupied tarritOriOU. Tha situation ha8 been further aggravated by ISrael'8 most recent attempts at forcefully changing the demographic equatioA by allowing the influx of Soviet Jawirh iarnigraAt8 to 88ttfe in the West Bank aAd Gara in blatant violation of iAtOrAatiOAa1 law. If Aot rtoppad, this unaccoptabla davalopimat will have far-reaching and disastrous effecta OA tha problem a8 well a8 0~ thm paace process it8Olf. IA thO8a CirCumstaACer and with the heightened teA8iOAEl egOAdOred by the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a speech by Indonesia's government, addressing issues related to politics, international relations, and human rights. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on expressing concerns and demands regarding the political situation in South Africa and the Middle East. The text does not contain any specific references to economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief