deceived fuqitives Jrc! aqainst all humane normn. NO sinister force shoulil prevent the fuqitivee to return to the land of their fathers which is waitinq for them. we, the PJSht\Jrl frontier tril)rs, under the leadership of nal.)r~*k Karm131r r’rP::iOC?nt c>C the Nevnlutionary Council of tire DR,\, this true son ot’ the people rln;l chc hero c>f the political struyqle, once nqnin dec1Jre tlrrouqtl yot~ to ,311 the pcac?{>ltar, OC the worLcl that imperialism, heqemonism and the re,3cticln TIC the reqian hJvr* :i\11) jpctrd our tribs to a qrave ffanqer . The P;lshtun tr ibex, in their r,acr@(l !:t.r’Ilxjclle on t.hf? b,I:Iis of the Chartar LJ~ the Ilnited Nations ,3rr? fulfittinq their rc>lp .Inll orI= ltx>kinq WI th deep respect at your hum,ine ;+nci honourat>le activities Cor t.he ~~r~omot. ltm Of I)eblcP 4nd sL=cur i ty in tlli? wc3r 111. We wish to convey the call of truth ~ncl justice of thF! Iliqh ;lirqah of tril)12ri 01. the DRA to the representatives oE the metnhcr countries OF this int@cnationsl orqanization. WC! thank you for your endeavour for the promotion of peace an4 sr!r:uri ty in our reqion Jnd in i>ther reqions of the world. We are with you in the struqqle For schievinq this oblectlve. The HPpresentative:; to thP High ,lirqJh of Tribes 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a formal statement or declaration from a group of people, likely a political or social organization, addressing an international organization, specifically the United Nations. The language used is formal and poetic, with a focus on themes of freedom, justice, and the rights of a specific group of people. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or technological issues, but rather emphasizes the struggle for self-determination and the right to return to one's homeland.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture