latest attempt by the Pretoria regime to impose a neo- colonial settlement in Namibia through the so-called Multi-Party Conference and install a puppet administra- tion in Namibia on I7 June. It is reassuring to note that the international community, in one voice, has rejected this attempt and declared it illegal and null and void. The apartheid regime has also made persistent efforts to des- troy the territorial integrity of Namibia and has perpe- trated a systematic fragmentation of the Territory along ethnic and racial lines on the basis of a so-called home- lands policy. We have denounced and rejected these attempts and have repeatedly declared that Walvis Bay, the Penguin Islands and other offshore islands are integral parts of Namibia and that the territorial integrity of Na- mibia must be preserved. 53. Similarly Bangladesh has denounced the continued plundering and indiscriminate exploitation of Namibian uranium and other resources by the racist regime in vio- lation of the resolutions and decisions adopted by the General Assembly and Security Council and in particu- lar Decree No. 1, enacted by the United Nations Council for Namibia.’ Bangladesh reiterates the call, as contained in the Decree, to all States to take legislative action to prevent the exploitation, processing, transport and mar- keting of Namibian resources. 54. With a view to maintaining its illegal stranglehold in Namibia, the Pretoria regime has transformed the Ter- ritory into a garrison State. It has massively deployed its armed forces to police the Territory and rule the Na- mibian people through intimidation, repression and ter- ror. Countless Namibians engaged in their legitimate struggle for self-determination have been killed or con- demned as terrorists and incarcerated. The occupation troops are not only attempting to suppress the struggle for liberation but have also extended their acts of aggres- sion and destabilization into the neighbouring States. 
**Analysis**
The text primarily discusses the political situation in Namibia, specifically the attempts by the Pretoria regime to impose a neo-colonial settlement and the reactions of the international community and Bangladesh. While it touches on issues related to natural resources, such as uranium, the focus is more on the political and military aspects of the situation rather than economic or environmental concerns.

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