Theterrorism practised bythewhiteminority Government willnotsucceed in extinquishing theheroicresistance ofthecourageous peopleofsouthAfrica, which isengaged inanall-out revolution whichwillcertainly resultsooninvictory. Promthisrostrum wesalutethedefenceless peopleofSouthAfricaintheir struggle andreaffirm ourabsolute support forthatstruggle, undertheleadership oftheAfrican National Congress andthePanAfricanist Congress ofAza~ia. We callforanincrease ininternational support forthedemands oftheBlackmajority inSouthAfrica.BCT/bg A/40/PV.14 33 (Mr.Ayoub,Sudan) Inthisregard, wemustnotethatthepolicyof"constructive engagement" with theracistminority Government has9rovedthatitcannoteffectthedesired change; rather,ithascontributed toincreasing theintransigence andarrogance ofthe Pretoria Government. Furthermore, theargument thattheimposition ofeconomic sanctions against SouthAfricawillleadonlytomotemiseryfortheBlackpeople isfallacious. Continued economic co-o~ration withSouthAfricaandthecontinued flowofinvestments toSouthAfricaleadonlytohampering theincreasing attempts toisolate thePretoria regime; theyprovideitwiththeresources itneedsto cont~~ue itspolicyofapartheid andtodeprive theBlackmajority ofits legitimate rights. Onlythetightening ofthestranglehold onthePretoria regime, theisolation ofthatGovernment andtheimposition ofacomplete boycott and further sanctions againstitcanleadtothetermination oftheabominable ~\:heid regimeandtheexercise bytheBlackmajority ofitsle~itimate andjust rb9~ts, aswellastheestablishment ofasound,democratic society basedon justice andequality andguaranteeing freedom forall. Wehavefollowed withgreatinterest theresponse bysomeGovernmants and p~rliamentary institutions, andtheiradoption ofvarying degrees ofeconomic boycotts oftheSouthAfricanGovernment. WehopethateventheseHmitedactions willmarkthebeginning ofaunified andintensified international effortto support thestruggle ,,<rthepeopleofSouthAfricaandthattheywillaccelerate thedesired radical changeinthatcountry.BC'r/bg A/40/PV.14 34-35--_._------~--------- (Mr.Ayoub,Sudan) Thesubjectoftheco-operation bysomecountries withtheracistPretoria regime, withaviewtoentrenching thatregiilleinpower,leadsustodenounce the intense co-operation between theracistideology inSouthAfricaandtheZionist ideology inIsrael, especially inthecultural, economic andmilitary fields. The culmination ofthatco-operation hasbeenitsextension tothenucleacfield, reSUlting inthedevelopment ofnuclearcapabilities threatening theAraband African regions andfrustrating theendeavours nowunderwayforthedeclaration of thetworegions asnuclear-free zones. Wecondemn thisco-operation andcallfor anincrease inthecampaigns bytheinternational community toexposethe co-operation andensurethatanendisputtoitonceandforus. ThePretoria Government isstilldefying theinternational community by occupying Namibia andimposing itsdomination onNamibia, despite therelevant resolutions oftheGeneral Assembly andtheSecurity Council. Theinternational community hasconstantly condemned thePretoria Government foritsillegal occupation ofthatTerritory andforplundering itsnatural resources. Westate againthattheonlybasisforapeaceful settlement oftheproblem ofNamibia is theimplementation ofsecurity Co~ncil resolution 435(l978). Fromthisrostrum we repeatSudan'scategorical rejection ofthelinkingofNamibia's independence with otherissues. Wealsorejecttheinstallation bytheSouthAfrican Government of aninterim government inNamibia. Wereaffirm thelegalresponsibility ofthe UnitedNations fortheindependence ofthat?erritory andthedutyoftheSecurity Council toensureimplementation ofitsresolutions. Wealsosupport thestruggle ofthepeopleofNamibia undertheleadership of theSouthWestAfricaPeople's Organization andweurgethatitbegivenall possible support. Inthisregard, wehopethatSecurity Council resolution 569(1985)willconstitute aserioussteptowards theimposition ofmandatory sanctions against SouthAfricaunderChapter VIIoftheCharter.AP/ljb A/40/PV.14 36 (Mr.Ayoub,Sudan) IdonotthinkIneedtostressthegravity ofthesituation intheMiddle Eastanditsrealdangetnotonlyforsecurity inthatregionbutforinternational peaceandsecurity. Thelackofajustandlasting solution tothequestion of Palestine, whichconstitutes thecoreoftheconflict intheMiddleEast,has continuously aggravated thesituation inthatarea,especially inviewofIsrael's persistence initsillegal occupation ofArabterritories, initsconfiscation of
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement by a government representative, likely from Sudan, addressing the United Nations General Assembly. It discusses the situation in South Africa, Namibia, and the Middle East, condemning the actions of the South African government and calling for international support and sanctions. The speech highlights the struggles of the Black majority in South Africa and the African National Congress, as well as the situation in Namibia and the Middle East.

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