another Parliamentary resolution reauested the Danifih Government to adopt new measures hy workinq out a new Nordic proqramme ot action (attachment III). 10. On 29 May 1985 the Daniuh Parliament passed a hill prohihitinq new investment in South Atcica (attachment IV). 3. International meaauree 11. Denmark attach@6 qreat importance to a strict observance of Security Council resolution 418 (1977) on the arms emherqo aqainst South Atrica, transformed to Danish law hy Royal Decree. Follwinq investiqatione into alleqed Violations of the RoYal Decree by Danieh shIpa, the Government decided to widen the Rcope ot itn application, and an amendment was adopted on 7 April 1982. In May 1985 the penalty for Violation of the Decree was raised, and the maximum penalty is now four years of imprisonment. 12. Denmark also taithfully observes the call tor a ban on military import8 tram South Atrica adopted hy the Security Council in reaolutlon 558 (19H4) of 13 December 1984. 13. Internationally and in accorrfancr with the Joint Nordic Proqcamme Of Action Denmark works actively in tavour of the adoptinn by the Security Council of hindinq -lO- sanctions aaainet South Atrica in other areas. The Parliamentary resolution of 14 March 1985 reiterates and extend6 the obllqation of the C;overnment to promote the policy ot sanctions in 811 relevant international orqanizatlons. 14. Each year Denmark has co-sponsored General Assembly resolutions urqinq the Security Council to take ettective steps to achieve the cessation at further toreiqn investments in and tinancial loan8 to South Africa. At the thirty-ninth seseion of the General Assembly in 1984, Denmark, toqether with the other Nordic countries and certain Atrican and Western countries, co-sponsored a dratt resolution on concerted international action for the elimination ot zrtheid (resolution 39/72 Gl founded on the joint Nordic Proqramme of Action. 4. Measures adopted with the European Economic Community partner8 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing Denmark's stance on economic and political sanctions against South Africa, specifically in regards to investments and financial loans. It mentions the adoption of new measures, penalties for violations, and co-sponsorship of international resolutions. This suggests that the category should be related to economic and political issues.

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