text: Countries andPeoples, contained inGeneral Assembly resolution 1514(XV)of 14December 1960,andthePlanofActionfortheFullImplementation ofth~ Declaration, cQntained inGeneral Assembly resolution 35/118of 11December 1980~aswellasallotherrelevant resolutions adopted bythe General Assembly onthis subject~ including inparticular resolution 35/29 of11November 1980, Awarethatthestruggle ofthepeopleofNamibia forself-determination andindependence isinitsmostcrucial stageandthatafterthefailure of thepre-implementation talksheldatGeneva from7to14January 1981,ithas sharply intensified asaconsequence ofthedefian,t attitude andstepped-up aggression oftheillegal colonialist regimeofPretoria against theNamibian peopleandtheincreased general support rendered tothatregimebytheUnited StatesofAmerica andotherWesterp States, andthatitistherefore incumbent upontheentireinternational community decisively tointensif.y concerted actioninsupport o~thepeopleofNamibia andtheirsoleandauthentic representative, theSouthWestAfricaPeople's Organization, forthe attainment oftheirgoal,Takingintoaccount therelevant decisions adopted bytheConference of l-1inisters forForeign Affairs ofNon-Aligned Countries, heldatNewDelhi from9to13February 1981;4/bytheCouncilofMinisters oftheOrganization ofAfrican Unityatitsthirty-sixth ordinary session, heldatAddisAbaba from23Februa..ry- to1March1981;bytheExtraordinary Ministerial Meeting of theCo-ordinating BureauoftheNon-Aligned Countries ontheQuestion of Namibia, heldatAlgiers from16to18April1981;5/bytheUnitedNations Council forNamibia atitsextraordinary session heldatPanama from2to 5June1981;6/andbytheAssembly ofHeadsofStateandGovernment ofthe Organization ofAfrican Unityatitseighteenth ordinary session, heldat Nairobi from24to27June1981, 1/A/36/154 andAdd.1-3; seealsoA/AC.I09/L.1389. 2/SeeannexItothepresent chapter. 3/A/AC.I09/L.1400 andCorr.l. Seealsoannex11tothepresent chapter. 4/A/36/116, annex. 5/A/36/222 andCorr.l-S/14458 andCorr.l, Rnnp'lr. Fortheprinted text.seeOfficial Records oftheS-ecurity Council, Thirty-sixth Year,Supplement forApril, Mayand June1981. 6/A/36/327-S/l4546, annex. Fortheprintedtext,seeOfficial Recordsofthe Security Council? Thirty-sixth Year,Supplement forApril, MayandJune1981. -9r;-L ['. f j!- re'e I; [: r, 1al11 1I I' ~n li ;landofthepeoples ofothercolonial Territories forconcrete assistance fromthespecialized agencies andotherorganizations oftheUnitedNations systemintheirstruggle forliberation fromcolonial ruleandintheireffortstoachieve andconsolidate theirnational independence, Reaffirming theresponsibility ofthespecialized agencies andotherorganizations oftheUnitedNations systemtotakeallthenecessary measures,withintheirrespective spheresofcompetence, toensurethefullandspeedyimplementation oftheDeclaration andtherelevant resolutions oftheUnitedNations, particularly thoserelating totheprovision ofmoralandmaterialassistance, onapriority basis,tothepeoples ofthecolonial Territoriesandtheirnational liberation movements, Deeplyconcerned that,although therehasbeenprogress intheextensionofassistance torefugees fromNamibia, theactions takenhitherto bytheorganizations concerned inproviding assistance tothepeopleoftheTerritorythroughtheirnational liberation movement, theSouth ~'TestAfricaPeople'sOrganization, stillremaininadequate tomeettheurgentneedsoftheNamibianpeople, Expressing itsconfident hopethatclosercontacts andconsultationsbetween thespecialized agencies andotherorganizations oftheUnitedNationssystemandtheOrganization ofAfrican Unityandthenational liberationmovement concerned willhelptoovercome procedural andotherdifficultieswhichhaveimpeded ordelayed theimplementation ofsomeassistanceprogrammes, Recalling General Assembly resolution 35/227Dof6March1981bywhichtheAssembly requested allspecialized agencies andotherorganizations andconferences oftheUnitedNations systemtograntfullmembership tothe UnitedNations Council forNamibia asthelegalAdministering Authority forNamibia, Expressing itsappreciation totheReneral spcretariat oftheOrganizationofAfrican Unityforthecontinued co-operation andassistance extended byittothespecialized agencies andotherorganizations oftheUnitedNationssysteminconnexion withtheimplementation oftherelevant resolutions oftheUnitedNations,
analysis: This text appears to be a declaration or resolution by the United Nations on the topic of Namibia's struggle for self-determination and independence. It references various resolutions and meetings, and emphasizes the need for international support and cooperation to aid the Namibian people and their national liberation movement. The text does not appear to be focused on specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather on the political and humanitarian aspects of the situation.