which strongly condemns the apartheid policy, mass arrests and murders and contains a demand that the state of emergency in the country be lifted and all political Prisoners be set free immediately. 11. The USSR supports the call of African and other non-aliqned countries, tcgether with the call addressed to the Security Council by the General Assembly, for the adoption by the Security Council of comprehensive and mandatory sanctions aqainst South Africa in accordance with Chapter VII of the Unlted Nations Charter, including the imposition of an embatqo on supplies of oil and oil products to the Pretoria racist rCgime. 12. The United Nations decisions, including resolutions relatinq to the apartheid policy pursued by the South African authorities, are directed towards the provision by every possible means of moral and material support and assistance to peoples stcuqqlinq aqainst colonialism, racism and apartheid for their national 1iberat:on. In accordance with these United Nations decisions, the Soviet Union has provided and will continue to provide every support to the national liberation movements in southern Africa. 13. In accordance with United Nations decisions, efforts are beinq made in the Soviet Union to mobilize international public opinion for the struqqle to eradicate colonialism, racism and apartheid in southern Africa and other reqions of the wor Id. Active measures are beiny taken in this connection by Soviet public otqanizat ions - the All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions, the Soviet Afro-Asian Solidarity Committee, the Soviet Committee for the Detente ot Peace, the Committee of Soviet women, the Committee of Soviet Youth Oroanizations, the Union of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and others. 14. The mass media ot the Soviet Union qive wide coveraqe to the activities of the United Nations and its specialized agencies in the field ot decoloni2atlon and 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement from the Soviet Union addressing the international community and condemning the apartheid policy in South Africa. It mentions the United Nations, sanctions, and international public opinion, suggesting that the text is focused on international relations and human rights.

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