83. Several houeea, believed by the South African attaCkerR to be occupied by ANC members, were blown up. Several others were partially demolished or structurally damaqed. Victims of the attack were killed in cold blood, some in their bedrooms and others while attemptinq to escape. The killinqe were indiscriminate, showinq no reqard for women or children or for those who had no connection with the situation in South Africa, 84. The brutality of the attack and ita indiscriminate nature haa created much fear amonq the people of Gaborone about their safety, particularly those who are neiqhbours of South African refuqees. / 1 l . s/17453 Enqlirh Paqe 25 85. In reviewinq the prolects outlined above with the miRs)on, the Government emphaeized tllaL they are strictly related to the needs of retuqeefl and in particular the additional requirements consequent to the event8 ot 14 June 1985. The Government ~111 pursue its own economic development planninq in a dittecent context . 86. while detalle on Borne ot the cecommcndatlona outlrned ahove remain to be worked out and/or need to be ret lned, the miseron tully endorses the basic approach. The mrseion saw attonq evidence ot a deep uen8e of ineecurity on the part of the population a~ a result ot the 14 June 1985 attack and subsequent developments. In spite ot this situation Botswana is determrned to keep Ite dOor open to South Atrlcan retuqeee and to hear any sactltice that this will entail- The international community should enhance its assistance to Botswana in eneueinq the eatety, protection and welfare of retuqees. At stake ie the riqht Ot refugee asylum countries to be secure trom attack of coercion by retuqee producinq countrree: this is a tundamental principle ot the internationally aqreed reqime Of international treaties and conventions dealinq with retuqees. Notes 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing a humanitarian crisis and the response of the Botswana government to it. The focus is on the safety and well-being of refugees and the international community's role in providing assistance. There is no mention of economic development, natural resources, or specific industries.

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