had not changed its views revealed the political motives of the enemies of the people and revolution­ ary Government of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. The document which had unfortunately been placed before the Council again was part of a campaign of lies and insinuations against Afghani­ stan and was merely an echo of the psychological war being waged against his country by imperialism. He hts Government's pohcy remamed unchanged. A report submitted by Babrak Karmal, member of the Politburo of the Central Committee of the People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan and President of the Revolutionary Council of the Democratic Repub­ lic of Afghanistan, to the extraordinary plenary session of the Revolutionary Council on 9 November 1985 had stated that the doors of the homeland were open to all compatriots living abroad and that they would be given every opportunity, with full guarantee of security, without any discrimination and with due respect for human dignity, to join the efforts to build a prosperous and independent Afghanistan. 29. The so-called Rapporteur had attempted to downplay the importance of the Loya Jirgah, or Supreme Council, and the local jirgahs, and had remained silent on the free and democratic local elections which had been held and which constituted the basis for the direct participation of the entire Afghan people in the conduct of public affairs. 30. The author of the so-called report had called into question the sincerity of the Democratic Repub­ lic of Afghanistan in acceding to a number of international human rights instruments. His delega­ tion rejected such accusations and declared that Afghanistan had implemented those instruments by incorporating their relevant provisions into national legislation and by respecting them in its actions. 31. The so-called Rapporteur had ignored the achievements of the Afghan people in various social and economic fields, and had included lies and 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a response to a report or document criticizing the government of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. It highlights the government's policies and actions, particularly in the context of international relations and human rights. The text does not discuss economic development, natural resources, or specific industries, but rather focuses on the government's stance and achievements.

**Category**
Politics, Humanitarian aid and relief