draftconsensus andthecorrigendum thereto~ asfollows: (a)IntheEnglish textofA/AC.I09/L.1409, paragraph (15),theword "perpetuated" atthebeginning ofthesecondlineshouldreadIlperpetratedii; (b)InA/AC.I09/L.1409/Corr.l, thecorrection toparagraph (7)reading .1For ashamindependence readasemblance ofindependence" shouldreadi1Forasemblance ofindependence read-ashamindependence'l. 13.Atits1195th meeting~ on14August~ theSpecial Committee adopted thedraft consensus, asfurtherorallycorrected (seepara.15below). Therepresentatives ofAustralia, Denmark andFijimadestatements (A/AC.I09/PV.1195). 14.On17August, thetextoftheconsensus (A/AC.I09/673) wastransmitted to thePresident oftheSecurity Council (8/14635). Onthesamedate,thetextof theconsensus wastransmitted tothePermanent Representative ofSouthAfrica totheUnitedNations fortheattention ofhisGovernment. Copiesoftheconsensus werealsotransmitted totheSecretary-General fortheattention ofthePresident oftheeighthemergency special session oftheGeneral Assembly (A/ES-8/4)~ as wellastothePresident oftheUnitedNations Council forNamibia andtoS~1APO.15.Thete its1195th above,isr ( Declar contai having Counci People theso Commit Namibi ofthe theta occupat Namibi respons interna (2 denial ofthe determi andvio andby theSec commenc 29Septe itsrep moreth inthe complian orderto self-det (4) ofNamib unitedN General 27Octob Namibia; theirdi Africa. (5) andothe -116-B.Decision ortheSpecial Committee 15.Thetextoftheconsensus (A/AC.I09/673) adopted bytheSpecial Committee at its1195thmeeting, on14August1981,tovhichreference ismadeinparagraph 13above,isreprcduccd below; (1)Havingconsidered thequestion orNamibia withinthecontextortheDeclaration ontheGranting orIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples,contained inGeneral Assembly resolution 1514(XV)of14December 1960,andhavingheardthestatements bytherepresentative oftheUnitedNationsCouncil for~amibia andbytherepresentative oftheSouthWestAfricaPeople's Organization, 1/thenational liberation movement ofNamibia andthesoleandauthentic representative oftheNamibian people, theSpecialCommittee notesuithgreatconcernthatthesituation inandrelating toNamibia hasfurther worsened asaconsequence orthesabotage bySouthAfricaofthepre-implementation talksheldatGenevarrom7to14January 1981andthetactics andmanoeuvres employed bySouthAfricatoperpetuate itsillegaloccupation ofthatTerritory andtoimposean"internal settlement" ontheNamibian people. Theapartheid regimeofSouthArricathusbearsagraveresponsibility forthecreation ofasituation whichseriously threatensinternational peaceandsecurity. -117-1/A/AC.I09/PV.1189.(2)Thissituation hasbeenbrought aboutbytheregime's persistentdenialtotheAfrican peopleortheTerritory, '.,hichitillegally occupies,ofthemostbasichumanrights, including theinalienable righttoself­determination, freedom andindependence, byitsruthless resorttorepressionandviolence, byitsrepeated actsofaggression against neighbouring Statesandbyitsadamant refusaltocomplywiththeresolutions anddecisions oftheSecurity Council. (5)TheSpecial Committee reiterates thatWalvisBayandthePenguinandotheroff-shore islands areanintegral partofNamibia andthatany(4)TheSpecial ComInitteereaffirms theinalienable rightorthepeopleorNamibia toselr-determination, rreedom andnational independence inaunitedNamibia, inaccordance withtheCharter oftheUnitedNations andGeneral Assembly resolutions 1514(XV)of14December 1960and2145(XXI)of27October 1966,andsubsequent resolutions oftheAssembly relating toNamibia;italsoreaffirms thelegitimacy ortheirstruggle byallmeansattheirdisposal against theillegal occupation oftheTerritory bvSouthAfrica.(3)Theintransigence ofSouthAfrica,itsrefusal toagreeeventocommence theimplementation orSecurity Council resolution 435(1978)or29September 1978,thestrengthening oritsmilitary presence inNamibia anditsrepeated actsofarmedaggression against theJlTamibian people, makeitmorethaneverim:r:erative thattheUnitedIITations reassert itsresponsibilityinthematterandtakeurgentstepstobring abo~tfaithful andunqualifiedcompliance bytheminority regimewiththedecisions oftheUnitedNationsinordertoenablethepeopleorNamibia toexercise theirinalienable righttoself-determination andindependence without further delay.Co by non Org nil" "So' for forc mili Comm recr furt and cont. such reso~ Soutl acco reco furt itID invi Commi reso procl explo South andp ofDe