text: aggression by South Africa against the neighbouring African States. She also supported all efforts to bring about an equitable solution to the question of Namibia and ensure its independence in accordance with the relevant decisions and resolutions of the Security Council and the General Assembly. 21. The People's Republic of Bulgaria not only did not maintain political or trade relations with South Africa but also provided assistance to the oppressed peoples of southern Africa and participated in United Nations activities in that regard. It had recently hosted a regional symposium for the coun­ tries of Eastern Europe on strengthening internation­ al solidarity with the heroic struggle of the Namibian people. 22. There were also other areas for concern in the struggle against racism and racial discrimination. One could not ignore the direct link between that issue and the policies and practices of aggression and discrimination carried out against the Palestinian people and the Arab population of the occupied Arab territories. Another serious problem was the alarming resurgence in a number of countries of right-wing groups, organizations and even political parties which openly defended racist theories and incited xenophobic and racist sentiments among the population. 44 Economic and Social Council-First Regular Session, 1986 23. Her delegation hoped that the United Nations a study on discrimination against minority children would give due attention to those problems within and the children of migrant workers, a study on the the framework of the Second Decade to Combat action of private groups, holding training courses on Racism and Racial Discrimination. Unfortunately, the drafting of anti-discrimination laws and the reading document E/1986/15 in the light of the compilation of relevant legislation. A seminar was Programme of Action, one had the impression that currently being held at Yaounde on which the 
analysis: The text appears to focus on international relations, human rights, and social issues, rather than economic or environmental concerns. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a UN document or report. The topics discussed, such as racism, racial discrimination, and the struggle against apartheid, are all related to human rights and social justice.