text: torture andaggression. Thedeclaration ofastateofemergency wasonemore opportunity totreattheblackpeoples withbrutality andeventomassacre them withrevolting cruelty andcynicism. Thisaggressive behaviour hasalsobeenseen intheattacks against neighbouring countries, themilitary invasion ofthe People's Republic ofAngola, thesupport forarmedbandshostile tothelegal authorities -allwithaviewtodestabilizing theseregimes, whichrefusetobe satellites. Theworldcannolongertolerate theill-considered actions ofthefascist Pretoria clique. Itisencouraging toseethetrendtowards increasing awareness00/5 A/40/PV.31 9-10 (Kr.Mboumoua, Carneroon) ofallthis,whichhasacquired anewdynamism bothinsouthern Africa andamong thetraditional alliesandfriends oftheapartheid country. Theremustbeno further delay. Onlyfirmactioncanleadtothecompletion ofthedecolonization process insouthern ll.fricawitht.l1eleastpossible delayandbringaboutt.l1e democratization ofthesocial andpolitical institutions inthatregion. Cameroon, forifspart,reiterates itssupport fortheSecretary-General in hisefforts toensuretheimplementation ofsecurity Council resolution 435(1978), withtheindependence planforNamibia. Cameroon categorically rejects the so-called interim government installed. atWindhoek bySouthAfrica on17June1985, aswellasanyideaoflinkage between thewithdrawal ofCubantroopsfromAngola andtheindependence ofNamibia.AsClmemberoftheLiberationCommitteeofthe Organization ofAfrican Unity(OAU),Cameroon alsoreiterates itssupport forthe liberation movements ofAzania, theSouthWestAfricaPeople's Organization (SWAPO) andtheUnitedNations Council forNamibia, ofwhichitisamember andwhichis theonlylegalAdministering Authority ofNamibia untilindependence. Itismorenecessary nowthaneverbeforetoimposecomprehensive mandatory sanctions underChapter VIIoftheCharter tocompelSouthAfricatoco-operate in finding adefinitive solution totheproblems ofsouthern Africa andNamibia. This istheprimary responsibility ofthemembers ofthesecurity Council, particularly thosethatsofarhavetendedtomisusethespecial powersentrusted tothemunder theCharterforthemaintenanceofinternationalpeaceandsecurity,toenable that collective bodytomakeprogress without further delayalongthispath.JSM/emv A/40/PV.3l 11 (Mr.Mboumoua, Cameroon) AsfortheotherAfrican problems ofgreatconcernatpresent, wewishin particular todrawattention heretothequestion ofthewestern Saharaandthe situation inChad,aneighbour ofCa~eroon. withregardtotheWestern Sahara,itwouldbeusefulfortheUnitedNations topooltheirefforts withtheverycommendable efforts oftheOrganization of African unity(OAU)inorder.toproceed totheimplementation oftherelevant resolutions onthisquestion, inparticular withregardtoholding areferendum on self-determination intheterritory. withregar.'dtothesituation inChad,whichwearefollowing carefully, we stressoncea'31aintheneedforallinthatcountry toriseaboveallthe differences wnichseparate theminorderdefinitively tosealtheunity, independence, sovereignty andprogress ofChadinacommondestiny. Peaceiswholeandindivisible. Another turbulent areathathasretained th~ attention oftheinternational community forseveral decadesistheMiddleEast. Indeed, thisregionhasbecomeaveritable powderkeg,whileatthesametime becoming anarenaforallkindsofrivalry•• Thissituation hasbeenexamined onmanyoccasions withinthisOrganization andthefactsarewellknown. withdrawal fromtheoccupied Arabterritories, the exercise bythePalestinian peopleoftheirinalienable rightsandthepossibility forallthecountries andpeoplesoftheregiontoliveinpeaceandsecurity withinsecureandrecognized boundaries constitute, inouropinion, theelements of ajustandlasting solution. Butonecannotsilence another truth,namely,that thesolution oftheproblems intheMiddleEast,whicharealready complicated by foreign influence andinterference, alsodepends onclarification ofoften ambiguous positions ofthevarious' Arabcountries onthisdelicate question which threatens international peaceandsecurity.A/40/PV.31 12 (Mr.Mboumoua, Cameroan) withregardtotheIran-Iraq conflict, ortheLebanese problem, thesituations ofconflict inthisregion, aselsewhere intheworld,whether insouth-East Asia orCentral America, canbesolvedsatisfactorily onlybyabiding, inthesearchfo= theirsolutions, strictly bythecardinal principles oftheCharter, whichinclude, interalia,thepeaceful settlement ofdisputes, respect forterritorial integrity andnational soverei~nty, andtherightofeachpeoplefreelytochooseitsown future. Onmanyoccasions wehavebeenobliged tostressthecentral roleandprimary
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Cameroon, addressing the United Nations General Assembly. It discusses various international issues, including the situation in southern Africa, the Middle East, and other regions. The speech highlights the importance of decolonization, democratization, and human rights, as well as the need for the international community to take action to address these issues.