continue to expose. chrouqh the nass nedia, the illegal occupation of Namibia bY the south African authorities and give publicity to lhe undaunted 5tru99le for independence eaged by the Namiblan people under the leadershiP of the south liest Atrica Peoplers organization (swAPo), in an etfort to mobiLi2e Ehe chinese People Lo render thei.r support for the just struggle of the Namibian people. On lhe occasion ot Narnibia Day' the Chinese Prenier sent a mesgage of support to the President of the United Nations Council for Namibia. The Government of China l'ilI, as always, render noral and diplonatic suPport' as gell ag naterial assistance' to saAPo and contribute to the united Nations Fund for Nanlbia. The Governnent of China striclly observes and ifliplements the resolutions of the Unlted Nations on sanctions aqainst South Atrica and Decree No. I for the Proteclion of the Natural Resources of Namibia. f/ pronulqated by th€ United Nations Council for Namibia. The Government of China eill continue to eork wlth numerous African countries and all lhe j u 3t ice-uphold ing councries in the rror ld and xill nake unrenittinq efforts to ensure the inptemenlation of Security Council re6ol.ution 435 (1978) and an early realizatj.on of the independence of Nanibia. CZECHOSLOVAKIA lO! i9 i nal: anq li shl [4 June 198 5l 1. Czechoslovakj.a strongly condenns the illegal ecuPatlon of Nanibia by the racisE r5gime of South Africa. In the spirit of the relevant resolutions ot the ceneral Assembly and tbe Securi.ty Council, it calls for doinq aPay eith thls state of affairs which is inconpatible with the norns of ineernatlonal la$. czechoslovakia gives it6 fult support to activities of the UnlEed Nations alned at protecting and defending lhe rights ot the Nanibian people, and at attaining Namibiars independence as soon as possible.
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a diplomatic statement or communiqué from the Governments of China and Czechoslovakia regarding their support for the independence of Namibia from South Africa. The text mentions various measures to achieve this goal, such as providing diplomatic and material support to the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) and adhering to United Nations resolutions. The text does not focus on economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors, but rather on the political situation and international relations.

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