struggle of the FSLN and of the Nicaraguan people to protect the independence and revolutionary gains of their country from the encroachments of United States imperialism and its accomplices and internal reaction. They are whole-heartedly supporting the foreign policy of the Sandinist Government aimed at strengthening the cause of peace, national independence and the social progress of the peoples. Nicaragua's constructive proposals constitute a sound basis for settling regional problems in the interests of the peace and security of the peoples of Central America and the Caribbean basin. The Mongolian side expresses the conviction that the Nicaraguan people under the leadership of their vanguard, the FSLN, and rely­ ing on the assistance and support of all peace-loving, democratic and revolutionary forces, are successfully overcoming the consequences of the destructive war, the colonial past and the tyranny of the Somoza family and ensuring that the objectives of the Sandinist Government's programme are achieved. DOCUMENT S/15655* Letter dated 23 March 1983 from the representative of Jordan to the Secretary-General I am sending you the latest information on Israers settlement activity during the month of February 1983 in the occupied Arab territories, including Jerusalem. This activity. which is in violation of the principles of international law relating to military occupation and. in particular. the Hague Conventions of 19077 and the fourth Geneva Convention of 1949. 11 includes the confiscation of Arab lands for the establishment of new settlements and the expansion of existing set­ tlements and the promotion and expansion of the ac­ tivity of the various organs and agencies of Zionist settlement. I need not stress the dangers of the continuation of such a policy for peace and security in the context of the possibilities for peace in the region. I should be grateful if you would arrange for this 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic correspondence discussing political issues, specifically the struggles of the Nicaraguan people and the Israeli settlement activity in occupied Arab territories. It seems to be more focused on international relations, politics, and security rather than economic or social issues.

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