its territory manifested through the occupation of a part of Lebanes-3 territory, in (Mr. Al-Wuarni, United Arab Emiratea) o&ear vroiarion 0P the prifwrpies oi: tire Chaccer , rnternationa~ uw an43 tne reOevant resolutions of the Schcurity Council. It fe also manifested ira foenenting conflicts among the Lebsneee parties, while we pay a tribute to the Lebanese resistawe for its heroic struggle against the Israeli cccupation foccoa, we appeal to out brothers in Lebanon to settle their disputes and to endeavour to restore stability and sovereignty to Lebanon. We aall upon the international aommunity to aaeiat Lebanon in overaaming it8 ordeal. Tha people of southern Africa are subjected to inhuman praaticee by the raoist Pretor&a r&gime, whiah hss tscently intensified its terroriet arid discriminatory measure8 againat the indigenous population in South Africa and occupied Namibia. The United Nations hag adopted a number of resolutions condemning that racist r&ime and demanding an end to thoee meaewree, whioh violate the human rights of those people and deprive them of their freedom. However, those resolutions have gone unheeded, becauee of the failure of aertain Member States to impose the fmctiOn8 provided for in them. This is an infringement of the principles of the Charter and encourages that r6gime to pramed with its persecution of the native population of muthern Africa, in complete defiance of the international will. Those States should join in the international consensus by rejecting the racist practices of the Pretoria rd3girae and coqlying with international resolutions. The deolaratiopt by or. Botha, the head of the raoist regime, which unabashedly and arrogantly rejects all changes in the established policy of apartheid, supports our conviction that the only means to end this policy, which constitutes a crime against the rights and dignity of man, lies in the application of Chapter VII of , . 
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