and its institutions. The Council must take action so that it does not allow this disregard to become institutionalized, as apartheid is. The Council must take action so that it neither becomes nor is seen to be impotent. The Council must take action so that it, itself, does not become guilty of contravening the Charter’s articles by virtue of its silence, its neutrality or its inaction. 14. In a communication addressed to the Secretarv- General, the President of my country has made reference to the right of a sovereign State to ask for broader assist- ance. We would not do this easily or lightly, but if Angola is not given any concrete assistance in getting rid of the racist monster’s unwanted and uninvited presence in Angola and the racists’ interference in the strictly internal affairs of Angola, then our Government and our people will do everything within our means to take action to defend our sovereignty and territorial integrity against the aggressor. 15. The struggle continues. Victory is certain. 16. Mr. KRISHNAN (India): Sir, you have begun your tenure as President of the Security~ Council with a full agenda and a heavy responsibility that goes with it. Your eminent personal qualities and long and rich diplomatic experience are well known. We are therefore confident that you will provide wise and impartial guidance to the Coun- cil’s work during October. 17. It is not my intention to sneak at length. Even if I wished to do so, I would find it rather difftcult, since I can say little that we have not already said before. It is in itself a tragedy that so many of us should have repeatedly to say the same things in the Council about the same crimes by the same offender, without that fugitive from justice ever 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from the President of a country, addressing the United Nations Security Council. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the content focuses on international relations, politics, and conflict resolution. The speaker mentions specific countries and situations, such as apartheid and Angola, which suggests that the topic is related to international politics and security.

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