betheintensification oftheefforts forthetotalandunconditional withdrawal ofinadaissibillty oftheacquisition ofterritory byforceandcallforfullrespectrigbtsofthePalestinian people, including theirrighttoestablish anindependent statepursuant toGeneral Asseably resolution 3236(XXIX). Weagainstressthe Israel frOllallArablandsoccupied since1967.weshallcontinue tosupport the juststruggle ofthePalestinian people, undertheleadership ofthePalestineA.webavestatedonn~roU8 occasions, theMiddleEastproblem, atthecore ofthebURnrightsofthePalestinian andArabpopulation intheoccupied Arabthedelegation .ofCyprustoworkwithotherinterested delegations forthe achievement ofthisgoal. ofwhichisthequestion ofPalestine, givesrisetograveconcern. Cyprus, along withothernon-aligned countries, fullysupports thelegitillate andinalienable(Mr.Iscovou, Cyprus) wearehappythat,asaresultoftheinclusion oftbi8 iteaintheagendaand ofthesupportitreceived frOllthellellbenhip oftheUnitedNations, infor_1 consultations werebeldbyaeJlbers of~esecurity Council onthestrengthening of theauthority andtheeffectiveness oftheUnitedNations. Itistheintention ofMD/23.. incursions, andoverthelackofprogress intheiJIIpl_entation ofSecurity COUncil ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andpeoples andattheSMe(Mr.Iacovou, S'prus)A/40/PV.ll9; :.'i resolution 435(1978)ontheindependence ofNaJlibia.areequally concerned overdevelopaents inNaJlibia, including therecentWhileweafegravely concerned aboutthesituation inSouthAfricaitself, wesystemofapartheid. I Thisyearmarksthetwenty-fifth anniversary oftheUnitedNations Declarationunited, non-racial anddemocra~ic society. WefUllyendorse thisresolution. WebythePretoria Governaent andtheaurders whichhavebeenCOiiSitted. The resolution fUllyacknowledged onceagainthelegiUute a..spiraUons ofthepeople(1985), whichcondeaned theapartheid regille andtheSOuthAfrican iJlpcsiUop ofa stateofemergency; aswellastheII&SSarrests anddetentions recenUy carried outresolutions onthisissue,particularly thereoentsecurity Council resoluUon 569oftheapartheid regime. WefullysupportallUn~.tedNaUon8 andnon-aligned calluponthesecurity Council toproceed urgenUy toconsider actionunderChapter VIIoftheCharter, sothatanendaaybeputassoonaspossible totheabborrentofSouthAfricatobenefit frar,allcivilandpoliUcal rightsandtoestablish aRecentdevelopaent8 inSouthAfrica, andinparticular· theillpoeiUon ofa stateofeaergency inalargenUJlberofdistricts, wbichwasaccompanied byan escalation inviolence andrepression bytheSOUthAfrican forcesagainst the oppressed majority, haveonceagainattracted attention andwidespread condeanaUonTheIran-Iraq conflic~ con~inues unabated. wearedeeplygrieved tha~two non-aligned countries areinvolved insuchaconfrontaUon, wbichbasbrougb~ abcu~ M8sive destruction andgrea~lossoflife.wearedeeply di8~urbed thatajU8~ andhonourable solution hasno~yetbeenfound. Weear.De8Uy hope tha~every effor~willbeexerted withaviewtoreaching suchasolution forthe noraaU,zat:ion ofthesituation intheregionandtherestoration ofpeace...Nm/23Theneedfordialogue insteadofar:medconflict cannotbeoverstressed. RespectCyprusfullysupportstheheroit'struggle oftheNamibian peopleundertheMovement toconvene anextraordinary plenary meeting ofitsCo-ordinating Bureauon(Mr.Iacovou, Cyprus)A/40/PV.ll 98 forthesOV'ereignty andterritorial integrity ofall.Statesintheregion, aswellTheCentral American regionremains ahotbedoftension. Thesituation reaainsvolatile andposesserious threats toregional andinternational peace. asnon-interference' intheirinternal affairs, areprinciples fromwhichtherecan benodeviation.totheeffortsadetoachieve Namibia's genuine independence.authentic representative. Weshallcontinue toprovide everypossible assistanceleadership oftheSOuthWestAfricaPeople's Organization (SWAPO), theirsole including thatoftheseventh sWlJlit.eeting, heldinMarch1983. Weexpress the hopethatasolution willbefoundalongtheselines.t1llethefortieth yearofintensive efforts bytheUnitedNations tobringabout thequestion ofNambie inNewDelhiin~ril1985. Theposition ofCyprusonthequestion ofWestern Saharaisfullyinlinewith thatoftheNon-Aligned Movement, asexressed initsvarious declarations,TherefusalofSouthAfrica·to cOlllplywiththewishoftheinternational CCDIIunity, asexpressed inthe'relevant resolutions anddecisions oftheUnited Nations, hasbeencondeaned bytheSecurity Co~ncil andprolllpted theHon-Alignedint.ernal settleJIent inNaaibia bypr08lOting puppetpolitical institutions.AMB/23 theindependence ofNallibia. Deapitethesesol_ndeclarations andtheefforts of theinternational CCIIUlunity toputanendtocolonialiSll andtoensuregenuine independence forNall1bia, SOuthAfrica's intransigence hasblockedallprogres~. Initslatestattellpt tocirculIVent theimplementation oftheUnitedNations
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a speech, discussing various international issues and conflicts, such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the situation in South Africa, the Iran-Iraq conflict, and the question of Namibia's independence. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is intended for an international audience, perhaps for a United Nations meeting or a conference of non-aligned countries. The text does not focus on specific economic, social, or environmental issues, but rather on political and diplomatic matters.

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International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief