seriousness of the international attitude to such acts. Such seriousness will be achieved when States that still deal with the regime in one way or another put an end to that prac- tice and apply economic sanctions by imposing a compre- hensive embargo on South Africa. I refer particularly to those States that continue to provide the regime with vital supplies, States that bear a special responsibility for main- taining international peace and security. Those States bear the international responsibility to look at the regime in that light, so that international peace and security prevail over narrow economic interests. 131. Justice, equality and human rights form an indivisi- ble whole. Africans are entitled to them just as much as other human beings in any other part of the world, If *Quoted in English by the speaker. 11 international efforts were concerted to ensure the applica- tion of international law and the principles of the Charter, the Council would have no need to meet so often to discuss these issues. 132. The United Arab Emirates once again stresses its strong condemnation of South Africa’s act of aggression. We declare our solidarity with Angola, a member of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, and with the other front-line States. We reaffkn our support for the national liberation movements in Namibia and South Africa, which are fighting for their national rights and their right to self- determination. 133. We once again call upon the Council not to cause the small States of the world to lose their faith in it. At the , : time of the fortieth anniversary of the United Nations and in the light of the recent commemorative meeting of the Council at the ministerial level, Angola’s complaint is indeed a test: to see whether the Council can regain its 
**Analysis**
The text primarily focuses on international relations, politics, and human rights, with a specific emphasis on the situation in South Africa and the role of the United Nations. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a formal speech or statement. The text also touches on the idea of economic sanctions and the responsibility of states to maintain international peace and security.

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International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief