forms of inhuman and degrading treatment against political opponents; 12. Calls upon South Africa to respect international standards on trade union rights in respect of black trade unions and particularly to desist from harassing, intimidating, arresting and maltreating black trade union leaders; 13. Commends all movements and mass organizations of South Africa for their resistance and united action to make the apartheid system unworkable; 14. Demands that South Africa take immediate steps to rescind restrictions on all educational organizations and to ensure that all South Africans are afforded the opportunity of access to a unified educational system designed to be consistent with the development of a profound appreciation of the brotherhood of mankind, liberty and peace; 15. Condemns South Africa for its military pressures and other acts of aggression towards the front-line States and for its support, encouragement and provision of material resources to armed bands and mercenaries who seek to destabilize front-line and neighbouring States; 16. Commends the front-line and other neighbouring States for their unending sacrifice to the cause of freedom and human dignity in South Africa and calls upon the international community to increase its financial, material, political and moral support to the national liberation movements of South Africa and also to the front-line States to enhance their capability of exerting more pressure on the South African regime to ensure the immediate end of apartheid; I 17. Calls upon the international community to render all possible assistance to the front-line States to enable them to rebuild their economies which have been adversely affected by South Africa's acts of aggression and destabilization, to withstand any further acts of aggression and destabilization and to encourage and support peace initiatives in the region; 18. Urges all States to continue to do everything in their power to
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a statement on the political and social situation in South Africa during the apartheid era. It addresses issues related to human rights, trade union rights, education, and international relations. The text also touches on the economic and military aspects of the situation, mentioning the impact of South Africa's actions on neighboring countries.

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