repression available totheApartheid regimearestill in~act and continue tobeexercised. Thelifting oftheStateofEmergency alonewillnotsignal theendofrepression sincealltheawesome powersofthestateareavailable through permanent legislation such astheInternal Security Act.Atthesametimeallthefundamental pillars ofapartheid andtheirrepressive anddestructive consequences remainintact. Theseinclude theCroupAreasAct.BantuEducation Act,Bantu Authori~ies Act,_Population Registration Act·andtheLand Act. IIIGUIDELINES TONEGOTIATIONS 19.0.0 Though theDeclarations provide clearguidelines forthe commencement oftheprocess ofnegotiation ingoodfaithandinan atmosphere freeofviolence, theApartheid regimecontinues tohold thatthesesamegUidelines areissuessubject tosubstantive negotiations. /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryaJ 44t 963 Elglich PaEe 28 MRoGRAIfiE 9F ACTIoN 20.0.0 The Programre of Actlon,coErnon to both Declaratlonsrstlpulales that all exlstlng pressuEee lncludlng sancclons agalnsc Apartheld South Africr shoul,d be naln!alned untll che eradlcatl.oo of Apartheld ls re.rdeled Lrreverslble. However, Mr. F.W. de Klerk, on the bagls of strlctly rhetoEical prohisas of change unbacked by any acalon, has recently been offj.cially recelved,nost [otably,ln Westerd capltals. Th18 sends the nost regletable signals to the reglEe and wl11 jeopardl.se efforts to creaEe the necessary cllEate for negotiatlons. For exabple, the UJrlted Klngdoo has u[Llatersl].y Ilfted the voluncary restrlctlolrs on ne lnvestncnts ln south Africa as origlnally adopted by the Europesn Econooric cooouniry (EEC) altd ls canpalgning for the EEC to llfE 1rs package of sant{ons. Also Portugal is actively canpalgnlng !or the Ilfttng of all pressures on the apertheld reglEe. CONCLUSION 2L0.0 In fulfllFent of Lts nand4te, the l'lonltortng crouP of the Ad-tloc Coonittee of che 0rganisatlon of Afrlcan Untty oo southern Afrlci conduc.ted e:(tenslve consultatlons vith tlatlooal Llberatlorl Hovetuenls ' anll-apartheld orga[lsatlons, mo.tlaorlng groups and lndlvlduals co[cerned to asccltaln the iDpleEentatLon of the prlnclples' precondl.tl.ons, guldelLnea to r€8otla!lons and prograu4e of actlo[ contained ln the Harar€ Declaratlon of the oAU Ad-Hoc CorriEtee on Southerrt Afrlca o]r the Questlon oI Sourh Afrl,cE snd the Unlted Natlons Consensus Dec].ara!Lon oa Apartheld and Its DestructLve Consequences ln southern Afrlca whlch ate designed to ensure lhe er€dlcallon of the Apartheld systea.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political document discussing the situation in South Africa during the apartheid era. It mentions the Apartheid regime, repression, negotiations, and the need to eradicate apartheid. The text also references international organizations and countries, indicating that it has an international dimension. Given the context and content, it seems that the text is more focused on politics and human rights than on economic or social issues.

**Category**
Politics, Humanitarian aid and relief