economic, military, aporte, cultural etc. - profzeedinq ttom the prinoipler of its non-aliqned policy, relevant decisions and resolutions of the United Nations and the provision6 of its poeitive national legislation. 2. In accordance with such a pouition, Yuqoalav athletes do not participate in competition6 involvtns national teame or individual oompetitore from South Afrioa, nor do they invite South African athlete8 to international competition6 organised in Yuqoelavia. Strict WBnCtiOn8 were applied by eportc orqan\mationr aqainrt a smaller number of inaividuale who had, in epJte at the erirrtinq lam, maintained euch contact0 on the baeia ot private arrnnqenents. ZAMBIA tOrigina English] Ae ie well known, Zambia has, since attaining independenae, taken a olerr position to etronqly speak out against aDartheid and still aontinuer to do m. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a country's stance on international relations, specifically in relation to South Africa during the apartheid era. It mentions principles of non-alignment, United Nations decisions, and national legislation. The text also mentions athletes and sports competitions, which suggests a broader international context. Given the focus on international relations, politics, and human rights, it is likely that the text is related to a category that encompasses these themes.

**Category**
International trade, Culture