younq indrpendent Statee have arisen. Even today, however, colonialism, raciem and racial diRcriminetion atill continue to exist in certain parts of the world. --w * A/4 O/l 50. H’i-25357 2129h (E) / . . . A/40/654 S/l 7471 Enql ish PaqP 2 The Ukrainian SSR, unchanqinq in its support for the struqqle c>f opprean~d peoples to free themselves f ram the colonial yoke and from other fnrmw of dependence and foreign domination, advocate5 the speediest possible complete elimination of all remnants of colonialism, without any exception, and the application of the United NationR decisions aimed at the full implementation of the Declaration on the Crantinq of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples. The early achievement of qenuine independence for Namibia is one of the mo5t acute and urqent problems Jf the day. The Ukrainian SSR, which share5 the concern of the international Community at the 5eriousne56 of the eituation in and around Namibia, has more than once stated its position of principle nn thiR issue, both in not.as on the subject and in the atatement5 of itR repraaentatives in the IJnited Nations and other international forums. This position remain5 unchanqed. The Ukrainian SSR take5 a position for the Namibian people’5 immediate realization of its inalienable riqht to qenuine self-determination and indepPnrlrnc:r* based on the maintenance of the country’5 unity and territorial inteqrity, includinq Walvih Ray and the offshore islands, for the immediate and comp1Pt.P withdrawal from Namihia of South Africa’s occupation troop5 and colonial adminietration, and for the transfer of total power to the people of Namibia AR represented by the South Weat Africa PeoplelR Orqanization (SWApO), which ha5 bern recoqnixed by the United Nations and the Orqanizatian of African IJnity, aR well (1s hy the non-aliqned movement, as the sole lawful representative of the Namihian people. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement advocating for the independence and self-determination of Namibia from South Africa's colonial rule. It mentions international organizations such as the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity, as well as the Ukrainian SSR's support for the Namibian people's struggle. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues related to Namibia, but rather focuses on the political situation and the need for independence.

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