had been committed, as well as the establishment of the state of emergency in 36 districts. It demanded the immediate lifting of the state of emergency and called upon the South African Government to set free immediately and unconditionally all political prisoners and detainees and reaffirmed that only the total elimination of marthei$ and the establishment in South Africa of a free, united and democratic society on the basis of universal suffrage could lead to a solution of the country's problems (resolution 569 (1985)). In September 1985, the Council strongly condemned South Africa for its premeditated, persistent and sustained armed invasions of Angola and demanded that South Africa withdraw forthwith and unconditionally all its military forces from the territory of Angola. It also called upon all States to implement fully the arms ambargo imposed against South Africa in resolution 418 (197'7) (resolution 571 (1985)). Also in September 1985, the Council endorsed the report of the mission to Botswana under resolution 568 (1985) and demanded that South Africa pay full and adequate compensation to Botswana for the loss of life and damage to property resulting from its act of aggression (resolution 572 (1985)). In October 1985, the Council strongly condemned South Africa for its aggression against Angola, called upon all States to implement fully the arms embargo imposed against South Africa and demanded once again that South Africa cease immediately all acts of aggression and unconditionally withdraw forthwith all military forces occupying Angolan territory, and decided to meet again in the event of non-compliance by South Africa in order to consider the adoption of more effective measures in accordance with appropriate provisions of the Charter (resolution 574 (1985)). In December 1985, the Council demanded once again that South Africa cease immediately all acts of aggression against Angola, unconditionally withdraw 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations and diplomacy, specifically the actions and resolutions taken by the United Nations Security Council regarding the situation in South Africa. It mentions the state of emergency, political prisoners, military invasions, and arms embargos, indicating a focus on international politics and security.

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