Africa or undertakinqs operated from South Aerica, which involves manufacture and develoomcnt of nuclear weapons. ‘3. Contravention of eectione 1 and 2 above ehall he punishable oursuant to me&ion 110~ of the Civil Penal Cads hv a fine, mitigated imprisonment or, in aqqravatinq circumstances, reqular imprisonment for a term not exceed inq three ware. “4. This Decree shall enter into force on the date of it8 publication in the Government Gazette (Lovtidende). “Done at Amalienhora Palace on 3 Fehruarv 1978.” 2. The Danish Government attaches the areatest iwrtance to the strict compliance with the arms emharaa. In cases of violation of the Roval Decree, the Danish authoritieu have indicted the persona involved and the cases have led to COnViCtiOn of Dersonu found auiltv of infrinqements of the cmharao. On 15 May 1985, the Danish Parliament paused an amendment to the Danish Civil Penal Code, wherehy the maximum penalty for violation of the Roval Decree was raised to four veals of imprisonment. GEMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC ~Oriqinal8 Enqlishl 1. The German Democratfc Re~~hlk alwavs has stronqlv con&mncd the racist policv of apartheid pursued hv South Africa. It has support&, without reservations, all United Nations Securitv Council and General ABB@mblV resolutions which are aimed at eliminat inq that policy. 2. The German Democratic Reouhlic cannot but note that South Africa is increasinqlv attemptinq to uemetuate its evetem of racial seqreaation and racial mania. The people and the Government of the socialist German State are indiqnant shout and loathe the mountinq terrorism of the Pretoria rCqime in the past few mont he. Dirrcoardinq all relevant Securitv Council and General Assemblv resolutions, in particular Securitv Council resolution 435 (19781, South Africa is holdinq to the illeqal occupation of Namihia and 16 trvinq bv means of a sc+called 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a decree or resolution from the Danish Government and the German Democratic Republic regarding the situation in South Africa. The content focuses on the violation of arms embargo and the government's stance on apartheid. The text mentions specific laws, resolutions, and penalties, indicating a strong focus on international relations and politics.

**Category**
International relations, Politics