(12)TheSpecial Committee condemns SouthAfricaforitsintensifiednilitary build-up inNamibia, itsrecruitment ofNamibians intoaso-called"South ~vestAfricaTerritorial Force;;,itsillegal useofNamibian territoryforactsofaggression against independent African countries, itscontinu~dforcible removal ofNamibians fromthenorthern borderoftheTerritory formilitary purposes andthecontinued establishment ofnewmilitary bases. TheCommittee callsuponallStatestotakeeffective measures toprevent thprecruitment, training andtransit ofmercenaries forservice inNamibia. Itfurther con(lemns thecontinued military collaboration between SouthAfricaandcertain Hestern andotherStates. Itexpresses itsgraveconcernattheircontinued collaboration inthenuclear field. TheCommittee considers thatsuchcollaboration constitutes aserious violation ofSecurity Councilresolution 4J.8(1977)of4November 1977imposing amilitary embargo againstSouthAfricaandisathreattointernational peaceandsecurity. Itaccordingly callsforthetermination forthwith ofallsuchcollaboration. Itrecommends thattheSecurity Council consider adopting, asamatterofurgency,further measures towidenthescopeofresolution 418(1971)inordertomakeitmoreeffective andcomprehensive. (13)Inreaffirming thatallthenatural resources ofNamibia aretheinviolable anduncontestable heritage oftheNamibian people, theSpecialCommittee strongly condemns SouthAfrica's illegal exploitation ofsuchresources, including itsillegal extension oftheterritorial sea,itsproclamation ofaneconomic zoneoffthecoastofNamibia, anditsillegalexploitation oftheTerritory's marineresources. TheCommittee condemns theSouthAfrican andotherforeign economic interests whichcontinue toexploitandpl~nder thehumanandnatural resources oftheTerritory, indisregardofDecreeNo.1fortheProtection oftheNatural Resources ofNamibi.ajenacted bytheUnitedNations Council forNamibia on27September 1914,£/and delilan~.., thatsuchexploitation ceaseforthwith. Inthisconnexion, theComncittee condewns theexploitation ofNamibian uranium byState-owned orSt::Lte-ccmt'.rolled corporation;:;':> whichconstitute8 aclearviolation bythe 2/Official Records oftheGeneral AS3embly, 7~lrtY··fifth Session, SUDPlement__ <::._':>4_(A/3;;je:. L:):>vol.I)annex1. -119-I!tlGovernments involved ofbinding resolu~ions oftheSecurity Council and ~re thusinviolation ofArticle 25oftheCharter oftheUnitedNations. The Committee dema.lds thatthoseStates whosetransnational corporations continue tooperate inHamibia undertheillee;al administrati.on ofSouthAfrica com~ly withallpertinent resolutions oftheUnited Nations by,vithdrmring iennediatEly allinvestments fromiTamibia andgenerally byputtin~ anendtotheir co-operation withtheillegal SouthAfrican administration. Inthisrecard, theCommittee endorses therelevant recommendations oftheInternational Conference onSanctions against SouthAfrica, heldatParisfrom 20'to27~!ay1981.3/ (14) T~eSpecial Committee deplores therecentfailure oftheSecurity Council, duetothenegative votesoftheHestern permanent members. toinpGse :.landatory sanctions against SouthAfrica;itenllorses thecallfortheearly convening ofanemergency special session oftheGeneral Assembly Jatthelev;.·} offoreign ministers) t-oreviewthequestion ofPamibia andtakeJ"'1.easures 'lS "'?propriate undertheCharter oftheUnited J!ations. (15)The,Special Committee strongly condemns therepeated actsof aggression pt=r:.,)etrated bySouthAfrican armedforces ae;ainst sovc:rei'y neighbourinc States ~mostrecently Ane;ola" anditsuseofthe territor~r of i\Tamibia tolaunch suchattacks, whichhaveresulted ~nthelossofirmncent livesanddestruction ofproperty. ItcallsupontheMemberStatesto~xtend allpossible moralandmaterial assistance toAn~ola andtheotherfront·line Statesinorderthattheymaybebetter equipped todefendtheirsovereicnty and·territorialintegrity against SouthAfrican age;ression. (16)'TheSpecial Committee ,·rishestopayparticular tribute tothe Governments ofthefront-line Statesfortheircommitment tothecauseofa freeandindependent namibia, andtheirdetermined efforts toextendatall costsallmoralandmaterial assistance tothecourageous peopleofI:Tamibia andtheirnational liberation mO'lement) theSouth\TestAfricaPeople's Organization. (17)Conscious ofthemandate oftheUnited I'Tations Council forEar.1ibia astheor!lJlegal '~uthorityfori'Jamibiauntilindependence: theSpecial
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a statement from the United Nations Special Committee on Namibia, condemning the actions of South Africa in Namibia, specifically its military build-up, exploitation of natural resources, and aggression against neighboring states. The text is focused on the political and human rights aspects of the situation, rather than economic or social development.

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