resistance. They expressed deep distress at the heavy loss of life amonq Tunisian and Palestinian civilians and damage to property and affirmed their sympathy, solidarity and support to the Government and people of Tunisia and the PLO in the face of this aggression. The Ministers and Heads of Delegation likewise strongly condemned the racist riqime of South Africa for its latest aggression against the People’s Republic of Anqola, which only offers further evidence of Pretoria’s policy of destabilization and subversion in the reqion and repeated violation of the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of front-line African States, as well as its use of the illegally occupied territory of Namibia as a springboard for such aqqression. They reaffirmed their steadfast support and solidarity with the Government and people of Angola in their heroic efforts to resist South African aqqression and consolidate their independence. The Ministers and Heads of Delegation declared that the latest instances of aqqression by South Africa and Israel further testify to the arrogance and intransiqence of those regimes and their utter lack of respect for the purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter and all norms of international law. They urqed the Security Council to meet urgently to deal with the serious threats to peace and security posed by these acts of aggression and renewed the call repeatedly made by the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries for the imposition of comprehensive mandatory sanctions against South Africa and Israel, under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement from a group of ministers and heads of delegation from non-aligned countries, condemning the aggression of South Africa and Israel against Tunisia, Palestine, and Angola. The language used is strong and critical, calling for urgent action from the United Nations Security Council and imposing sanctions on the aggressor countries. The text does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the political and international implications of these acts of aggression.

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