attempts tolendlegitimacy toanartificially created entityinthenorthern partThecontinued occupation ofpartsofqyprus byforeign ~OQpsandthefutilecouldbecomethebasisforpositive action bytheGeneral Assembly. Republic ofCyprusandoftheSecretary-General aimedatpreserving theunityandforcesfirmlytorejectand0llposeimperialist policies which,ifallowed tocallsfortheincreasing andco-ordinated actionofallpeace-loving countries andTheDemocratic Republic ofAfghanistan vehemently condemns suchacourseand certain actior.~oriented decisions inregardtothesematters which,inouropinion,Ministerial Conference oftheNon-Aligned Movement heldinLuandahasadoptedcontinue, willineVitably leadtutheextermination oflifeonearth. Therecentthesame t~meithasawarded thetitle"freedom fighter" tosomegroupsof through unrestricted expansion ofitsmeansofpropaganda, slander andfabrication nations toestablish anewinternational information order. Inshort,united aggression, diktat, interference, exploitation andunilateralism.andbyitsrigorous opposition totheefforts oftheoverwhelming majority of Statesimperialisa hasoptedforacourseofall-out militarization, confrontation,ithasputtheirnational liberation movements onaparwithterrorism, whileat legitima~I foralltheseunlawful deedsconstitutes thecruxoftheincessantprofession~l killers, terrorists andmercenaries whoarebred,nurtured and sustained byitsowndevilish spynetworks. Theacquisition ofasemblance ofeconomic fabrics ofthosecountries. Insultil19 theconscience ofentirenations,countries andhasusedeveryopportunity ~undermine thesocial, political andRM/19AP/jb W40/PV.12 86 (Ht.Dest,Afihanistan) InSOuth-East Asia,wherefor_nyyearsillperialisa trUIPle4 upon th~ independ\tnce, territodal integrity andsovereignty ofStatesofthearea,anew lifehasslowlybutsurelyaergedoutoftheemokeandashesofthedirty imperialist waragainst VietNaanaLaosandthebloodyreignOfthePolPot cliqueinKUlpuchea. Thec.,ltineae hegellOnlsts havebecomeapartytothe international conspiracies against thethreepeaceful Indo-Chinese nations, conspiracies whichhavelIadeitiJllpO&ldble fortheirpeaceful demarche togive effecttotheconcept ofpeace,stability andco-operation inSouth-Bast Asia. TheKoreanpeoplearealsodeniedtheirlegitimate righttopeacefUl re-unification, because ofthepresence ofunitedStateStroopsinthesouthe~n partofthecountry. OVeralIillio~ peoplehavebeenreported tohavefallenvictimtothe five-year longwarbetween IranandIraq. Onewondea:-s hewmanymorewillbe required beforereasoncanprevail andhelptobringthissenseless fratric;'-~l war toanend. Theeffortsoftheintarnational c~unity, particularly thelittoral and hinterland StatesoftheIndianOCean,toturntheareaintoazoneofpeace,are beinghindered ~theincreasing ailitary build-up oftheUnitedstates. Wetake thisopportunity toexpress ourfirmsupport forthedraftresolution submitted by thenon-aligned membersoftheAdHoccommittee ontheIndianOCeancalling forthe convening ofthelonCJ-due conference inthefirsthalfof1986. Hotwithstanding thegreatachievements inthefield o~decolonization, wehave yettoclearourconscience ~doingallthatcouldbedonetohelpfreethepeople ofthosedependent territories whichconatitute thelastvestiges ofcolonialism. PeoplesoftheSaharoui ArabDemocratic Republic, Newcaledonia andMicronesia haveyettobefullyassuredoftheirrighttoself-determination, whileAP/jh A/40/pv.l2 e1 (~.Dest,Afghanistal!.) territories suchas'theMala'l-&sy Islands, Ksyotte, andtheChagosArchipelago still vaj,ttoberestored tothesovereignty oftheirrespective countries. ThelongeetcrisisinthaeconOllies ofcapitalist countries, andits de~astating impactontheeconomies ofthedeveloping countries, particula~ly the leastdeveloped ones"areposingaseriousthreattotheeconomic, socialand political stability ofthosecountries. Thecrisisisundoubtedly nomerecyclical phenomenon, buta~tom ofdeep-rooted structural ~lances anddisequilibrium thatcharacterize international economic relations. protectionism, interest rates anddebtservicing burdens havebeenontherise,whilecommodity prices,official development assistance andreliance onmultilateral co-operation continued to decline ;•.•,;'nificantly. Theshdnking realvalueofresources available to mul~ilat@~al d~vel~~ment institutions is1nfacttantamount toadeliberate attempt, bytheca~i~!i~t CQuntries, atagradual erosion ofthemultilateral framework fordevelop1l1ent.. For.ostdeveloping countries, thisadverse external environment hasmeantstagnant ordecliniQg growthrates. Bleakerprospects aretobeawaited in198~.According tosomeauthoritative iorecasts, theexpected slowdown inworldtradewillthreaten thetransition to export-oriented adjustment polici~s inthedeveloping countries. Thiswouldin