8. The Czechoslovak mass nedia pay great aEtention to the just sCruggle of the people of Namibia for sel f-determination and independence. Practically every day, tbey bring information on the developnents in Namibia, depicting the brutal Practices of the racist 169ilne of South Africa aqainst lhe peace-loeing population. They also inform the Czechoslovak public of the assistance given to the oPPressed people ot Nanibia and its representative, SrgAPCl. Namibia Day is observed in Czechoslovakia on a regular basj.s. The Czechoslovak Committee of Solidarlty organlzea, at various places, nass rallies and other evenls, GERMAN DEMOCMTIC REPUBLIC lorig inal: Eng I i shl [8 ]ray 198 5l l. The Gernan Denocratic Republic actieely supports the solution of the question ot Na[ibia on the basi6 of the relevant United Nations resolulions in their totality. including Security Council resolution 435 (19?8) . The illegal occupation of tbe country by South Africa. ohich persistenlly denies the people of Namibia their legitimate riqht to seLf-dete rminat ion and independence, remains the cbief obdtac Ie. 2. In contradiction to what the world publlc denanda, South Africa is contlnuously creating ne$ problens for the implementation of the united Nationsplan and, eith lts internal shan solutions, is sho$ing conCernpt for the United Nations. All, of these nanoeuvres aj.n at using the question of Nanibia as a Par|nagalnst historlcal progress in the region, underpinni.ng Soutb Afri.ca's clain to hegenony and ensurlng the further economic despol,iatj.on of Nanlbian territory. Today, ehen the freedon-loving peoples celebrate tbe tortieeh anniversary of eictory over fascisn. this pol j.cy, atter the f,ashion of the naster-race theory, is especially intolerable. It is possible only because of the massive suppor! tbat South Africa receives from the Uni.ted States and otber liestern States.^/40 / 687 English Page l0
**Analysis**
The text primarily discusses the political situation in Namibia and the views of the Czechoslovakian and German Democratic Republic governments on the matter. It does not mention economic development, natural resources, environment, or other related topics. The text also does not focus on humanitarian aid, education, employment, or health. The main theme is the struggle for independence and self-determination, with references to international politics and diplomatic efforts.

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