dangerous tactics which are doomed, houever, to failure. While the international community hae condemned apartheid as being a crime against mankind, it is high time for the international community to mobilize tts forces to eliminate completely this heinoue system and support the legitimate ettoggle being carried out by the South African people to dismantle apartheid and tc eatnblieh 2 timra^ric s-i&y, We hope that recent events in South Africa will. lged the international community to taxer”, effective preeeure on the Pretoria &gime to cornpeP it to lift the rstate of ewrganey, free the political prisoners and dotsinseo, pind recognize the fundamental eighte of the black majoritya International action against apartheid should se&iou6ly connider military and econ~%~ic senctione vhfch could lead to disinvestment and to a complete 6mbarg0, AP/rt A/4O/PV. 19 ‘f 82 .’ (MC. Farah, Djibouti) especially with regard to the acquisition oE nueloar-weapon oapability. PndtWd, we believe that any economic and military collaboration with South Africa can do nothing but increase the aggrerlgive capauity of the racrirt rbqime in Pretoria an8 head it t0 further intensify its repression against the oppressed Afcioan majority in South Africa and Namibia. we repeat once again that international. condemation of apartheid ehould be reflected in active support and concrete aeaietance for the ongoing struggle of the liberation movemente of the people of Oouth AErica. The ill~~l Wmpatfon of NaPlibfa by South Africe aontinues. The presence of South African armed forces in Namibia, the brutal rogreseion of the Namibian people and the constant violation of their fundamental rights must be firmly condemned. We think that any political eolution of this problem must have as a pre-condition the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of the south African occupation forces from Namibian territory so as to permit the Namibian people to exercise ita 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement condemning apartheid in South Africa and Namibia, and calling for international action to eliminate this system. It mentions economic and military sanctions, disinvestment, and the need for the international community to support the liberation movement of the people of South Africa and Namibia. The text does not mention specific economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the political and social aspects of the situation.

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