apartheid structures aswellasensuring effective andimpartial actionbythe security forcesandcallsuponallparties concerned tocontribute tothe establishment ofaclimate freeofviolence; 6.Welcomes thefactthattheAfrican National Congress andtheSouth African regimehaveengaged intalkswhichhavethusfarresulted intheG~oote SchuurandthePretoria meetings aimedatfacilitating thecommencement of substantive negotiations~ 7.Commends theAfrican National Congress forhavingtakentheinitiative in calling fortalkswiththeSouthAfrican regimeandforitslandmark decision to suspend thearmedstruggle; 8.~theinternational community andtheSecretary-General, through the relevant UnitedNations agencies, toprovideallpossible assistance tofacilitate there-establishme~t ofpreviously bannedpolitical organizations inSouthAfrica aswellasthereintegration ofreleased political prisoners; 9.Reguests theSecretary-General, through therelevant UnitedNations agencies, toprovideallnecessary assistance forthevoluntary repatriation ofthe SouthAfrician refugees andpolitical exilesinsafetyanddignity, andrequests the SouthAfrican regime, theliberation movements andotherorganizations inSouth Africaandtheinternational communlr'- ~oextendtheirfullsupport tothis endeavour; 10.Reguests theSecretary-General toremainactively seizedofdevelopments inSouthAfrica, andsubmitby30June1991totheforty-fifth session ofthe General Assembly areportonfurther progress intheimplementation ofthe Declaration. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library