negotiations which were identified in the· Dec_lara:tidn. Th·e process of implementing that agreement had begun. However, much remained to be done before it could be said that a climate conducive to negotiations had be.en created and before the further steps outlined in the Decla,ation could be undertaken, leading to negotiations for the adoption of a new, democratic constitution, The fact that a good beginning had been made in Cape Town should not lead to.the conclusion that ·further progress was assured or t}1at major .. obstaCles ·.would_ n:pt _have _t:O be confronted in the :future. 60, President de Klerk and his colleagues in the ruling party were people qf integrity who would abide. by the decisions which had bee;, reached in the course of discussions and negotiations with' J..NC. That in _itself was _an important victory for the common struggle. It was that struggle which had made the cost .of maintaining the· apartheid system too high and had helped to convince the ruling group that change could no longer'. be resisted, · 61. However, there were also many wh.iteS who were still committed to the evil-system of white minority aOrninati·on, either because of their adherence to racism or' because they feared democratic majority rule, maintaining ideological Some of them were to be found within the ranks of the army and the police. Other whites were working feverishly to establish paramilitary groups whose stated aim was the I' ' ' A/AC.115/SR.641 English Page 12 (Mr. Mandela) physical liquidation of ANC, its leadership and membership. The threat which those right-wing terrorist groups posed to the process of working towards a just political settlement could not be underestimated. 62. ANC was det~rmined to do everything in its power to ensure steady advancement· towards the peaceful abolition of apartheid. It was engaged in many initiatives 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the political situation in South Africa, mentioning negotiations, agreements, and the struggle against apartheid. It highlights the challenges and obstacles that still need to be overcome, including the threat of right-wing terrorist groups. The text also mentions the importance of integrity and the commitment to democratic principles. Based on this content, it seems that the text is related to politics and governance.

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Politics, Humanitarian aid and relief