r6gi,s+ of Pretoria ie carrying out repeated aggresaSons against the front-Pine Stat%& Indeed, Angola bm )LU , erperienced further barbarous crhrainal attac$o by the racist rtgime of Pretorlio. That r&&& is cmtinufng i ts unceaoing &tAack 8 in order to fnttmida te the African countries which make up the front-line States, those which support the peoples of south Africa and of Namibia in their attempt@ to regain their freedom. The criminal act oarr ied out today against Angda and y%tsterd&y agafnet mtawana by the racret r4gime in Pretoria testifies owe again to the set housneee of the oituation in South Africa, These agg~a3im6 are a threo t to interm tional peace and security. (He l i?ta:s&, Djfboutij We want the UnitcsC\ Nations and in particukar the Security Council to take apprqriate #raewes under Chapter VT1 of tha Chartelc so that the uninterrupted aggrm&me of south Africa against sovereign neighbouring Mates will cease. ;Phe situation in South Africa is tragfs. The South Mr Scan ma jar bty is subject to the harsh system of apartheid and its rights and fundarPenta]l freeiloma are tri3spleil upon. The South African regime, in pursuing these hartmful goals, recently iw!posed the stute of emergsuuy in the country, thus creating an unpmm3dented clfmate of terror. That was followed by m outbreeak of violence which has extended to numerous black eownslhipa and continues to grow at an alarming rate. The brutality of the police forces which transforsl peaceful strikes by various sectors of the African society into blood baths, has already caused tho death of thousands of innocent people. fn spite of this horror we are sure that this flagrant campaign of intimidation and harassment against miners and the raids by the police forces in different citiae and townships, and mms arrests, all are 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or a plea to the United Nations, condemning the actions of the South African government and its treatment of black citizens. The language used is emotive and critical, highlighting the brutal treatment of peaceful strikers and the violence perpetrated by the police forces. The text also mentions the state of emergency and the impact on international peace and security. Given this content, it is likely that the text is related to human rights and political issues.

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