text: Comnuniqu6 of the Connon$ealth Heads of Governnent l,leeting, held at Nee Delhi tron 23 to 29 Novenber 1983 (see A/38/7 o7-s/ L620 6, annex). The Government also reilerates its support for the resolution on Nanibia adopteal by the Council of inisters of the Organlzation of African Unity (OAU) at its fortieth ordinary seasion, held a! Addis Ababa trottt 27 February to 5 ttarch l9A4 6/39/207, annex, reBolution CM/Res.934 (xL)) t tbe Final ComDuniouS of Efre Sunnit ueeting of the Front-line States, heLd at Arusha, United Republic of Tanuanla. on 29 April 1984 (A/AC.If5ll,,6fl); the Banqkok Declaration and Programne of Action on Natnibia 5/ aalopteal by the United Nations Council for Nanibia on 25 !4ay 1984 at its extraordinary plenary neetings held at Banqkoki the resolution on Namibia adoPted by the OAt Cc-ordinating Cornnittee for the Liberation of Af ri.ca at its forty-second session, held at Dar es salaam, fron 30 August to I September 1984t and che Final Connuniqu6 of the Meeting of Ministers and Heads of Deleqatlon of the Non-Aligned Countries to the thirty-ninth session of lhe General Assenbly, heLd in Nel' York tron 1 to 5 October L984 lA/39 / 560-3 / L67'13 , annex). L Further, the Goverdnent of saint Lucia i3 outraged a! the myriad of dilatory tactics that have been enployed by South Afrlca in order to deny Nanibia its rightful independence and, consiscent trieh Security Council resolutlon 435 (1978), calls for the inrnediate independence ot Nanibia t.ith aII its territory, including vtalvis Bay and the offshore islands' intact. UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICST IOr ig inal: RuBsian] [2] August I985] 1. In 1985. the peoples of tbe ebole oorld are solernnly observinq the fortieth annivergary of the victory in the Second tlorld viar oeer the torces of fasclsn and nilitarism' a victory !o nhich the Union of Soviet Socialist RePublics nade a
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic communiqué discussing the situation in Namibia and the role of the international community in promoting its independence. It mentions various resolutions and declarations adopted by different organizations, including the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity. The text also expresses the government's support for Namibia's independence and criticizes South Africa's actions. Given the focus on international relations and politics, it is likely that the text is related to a specific area of governance.