text: cruelly to suppress the aspirations of the indigenous inhabitants of South Africafor self-deternination and independence. The delegations of the ByeLorussian SSRtook active part in the adoption of those resolutions and decisions and sponsored many of them. 7. Tbe Byelorussian SSR recognizes the legitirnacy of the struggle of the peoplesfor independence, territorial integrity, national unity and liberation froncolonial and foreign domination, using all available means, including armedstruggle, and demands the inrmediate and unconditional release of all personsdetained or imprisoned because of their st.ruggle to combat apartheid, racism,racial discrimination and colonialism and to achieve self-determination, independence and the social progress of their peoples. 8. We fully support t,he appeal in General Assembly resolution 3g/I7 to altStates' specialized agencies, competent organizations of the United Nations systen and other international organizations to extend their support to the Namibianpeople through its sole and legitimate representative, SWAPO, in its struggle togain iEs right to self-determination and independence in accordance with the Charter. 9. The Declaration on the Granting of fndependence to Colonial Countries and Peoples applies to many so-called small territories and enclaves in the pacific, Indian and Atlantic oceans and in the Caribbean region. 10. Evidence of the policy of perpetuat,ing colonial domination is the situationwhich has arisen in the Trust Territory of trlicronesia as a result of the illegalactions of the United States designed to dismember this Territory and transform itinto a colonial possession. Acting in violation of the United Nations Charter, thetrusteeship agreenent of 1947 and the Declaration on the Granting of Independenceto Colonial Countries and Peoples and other relevant decisions of the General
analysis: The text appears to be a statement or resolution related to international politics, specifically addressing issues of colonialism, apartheid, and self-determination. It mentions various countries, organizations, and agreements, and emphasizes the need for the release of detained individuals and the recognition of the struggle for independence. The text does not mention economic or social development, natural resources, or specific industries, but rather focuses on the political and human rights aspects of the issue.