2. Czechoslovakia opposes Iinking the question of Nanibia'5 independence to other matters irrelevant to lt, and maintains the unequivocal position that those States which support the concept ot "linkage" ain, in facC, at delaying tbe Process of Namibia I s accession to independence. 3. czechoslovakia gives all-round noral, as rell as material, EupPort !o the South trre6c Atrica People's Orqanizatlon (S$APO), the sole and authentic representative of the people of Nanibia lrho are saqing a just strugqle for the independence of their country. t{ithin its possibili!ies, Czechosloeakia also renders assistance to the Nanifri.an refuqees. 4. Beinq asrare of the need to conbat the destabilizing etforta of the raeis! r6qirne of South Africa i{hich are designed to prevene the exercise of the inatienable right of the people of Nanibia and South Africa to se lf-determinat i on and independence, as eell as their olher fundanental hunan rights, Czechoslovakla constantly pursues action for all-round support of lhe front-line States so that chey might achieve full economic lndePendence.A/ 40/ 687 English Page 9 5. In accordance lrith ttre relevant resolutions of the United Nationg, Csechoslovakia nainta j.ns no relations with the occupying Porrer, the racist 169iroe of South Africa. Rather, it actively parCi.cipates in all activities ained at an all-round isolation of the racist South African r6gine in the political-, econonic, military, cultural and other fieldg. 6. Czechoslovakia regards it as necessary to preserve the natural reaources for the peoPle of Nanibia, strongly condenning the plundering of the rlches of tbat country, particularly its uraniurn resources, by foreign nonopolies. 7. Quite allen to Czechoslovakia, as is well kno$n, is the recruitment of nercenari.es. Such activities are tolally inconpatible lrith the valid Czechoslovak legiglation, and those pursuing then reould be li.able to prosecuEion as criminalotfenders. Caechoglovakia consistently opposes the recruitnent, training and transit of nercenaries for service in Nanibia,
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement of policy or position by Czechoslovakia on the issue of Namibia's independence and the country's relations with South Africa. The text mentions economic development, natural resources, and humanitarian aid, but these are not the primary focus. Instead, the text emphasizes Czechoslovakia's opposition to South African racism and its support for Namibia's independence and self-determination.

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