4,4. The report does uoe seem to address the particularty important question ofwhat needs to be done ia order to easure the r6gime.s compliance with theDeclaration. rn referrilg to what it carls the .bolal and courageous', poricy of thede Krerk ard the "equally ercouragiag ard statesmanlike', ',visio! and forbeara!.ce,,of the opposition as havi[g contributed to the process, the report totally ignoresthe ro16s of the liberation novements and the intenationar conmunity in bringingpressure to bear on the r6gime. 4.5, The ertensive quotation in the report of the South Africatr r6gime,sallegation that ANc is "draggilg i.ts f€et" on the issue of creating a climateconducive to Degotlations, does lend itserf to th6 erroneous lmpre;sion that ANcsl.ares a joint responsibility nith the racist r6gime in tbat regard, whoreas Paragrapt! 6 0f th€ Declaratio!. places this responsibility sguarel.y on the southAfrican r69irne. 4.6: The report hardly connlletlt.s on progress made with regard to the progranme ofAction to rehich all member States are commltted. Consequertty, the report isPoirt€dly sil€rt otr the effects aanctiors have had ou ttre r6gime. The reporEdenies the Generar Assernbly a valuabLe opportutrity to assess states nenibers'compliance xith the requireneDts of the Declaration, ia particuLar, the maintenatceof sanctions against the r6gine. CREATING A CLIMATE CONDUCIVE TO NEGOTIATIONS 5'0. Paragraph 6 (e) oe the Declarat.io! calls on the south Africaa r6gime to,"release alr political prisoners and detainees urcoDdicional. ry and refiain frornimposing any restrictions on them,,. By its oxn a&nission as reflect€d in paragraphs 41 a'"d 42 of, the report, ther6gime has not compLied ifith this conclitioa. Paragraph 41 stipulates that:
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a critique of a report related to the South African government's compliance with a declaration, specifically regarding the release of political prisoners and detainees. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on international relations and human rights. The report's emphasis on creating a climate conducive to negotiations and the regime's non-compliance with the declaration's demands also imply a focus on political and social issues.

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