text: imposed upon six members of the African National Congress of South Africa. Therefore, the Govern­ ment of the Republic of Indonesia, together with the international community and other international organizations, demands that the Government of South Africa immediately revoke the death sentences in the name of justice and humanity. DOCUMENT S/15547 Letter dated 3 January 1983 from the representative of Argentina to the President of the Security Council I have the honour to transmit to you a copy of a letter sent today to the Secretary-General on the ques­ tion of the Malvinas Islands. I request that this letter be circulated as a Security Council document. (Signed) Carlos Manuel MUNIZ Permanent Representative of Argentina to the United Nations LETTER DATFD 3 JANUARY 1983 FROM THE REPRE­ SENTATIVE OF ARGENTINA TO THE SECRETARY­ GENERAL I have the honour to address you in connection with the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary, on 3 January 1983, of the date on which part of the Argentine terri­ tory, the Malvinas Islands, was occupied illegally and by force by the United Kingdom. ·· 2 [Original: Spanish] [3 January /983] The Argentine Republic, whose vital interests, dig­ nity and rights are being seriously affected by the continued British colonial presence in the Islands, has never accepted this violation of its sovereignty and, since 1833, has repeatedly called upon the United Kingdom to restore the usurped territories. In the ab­ sence of diplomatic relations and direct communica­ tions between the Argentine and British Governments, this claim and the reservation of Argentine rights in relation to the jurisdictional and administrative acts of the British Government vis-a-vis the Malvinas, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands are formally reiterated through this letter. In particular, the Argen­ tine Government wishes once again to protest most 
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