text: (2)Inreaffirming theinalienable rightofthepeoples inallcolonialanddependent Territories toself-determination andindependence inaccordancewiththeDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples, setoutinGeneral Assembly resolution 1514(XV)of14December 1960,theSpecial Committee reiterates itsconviction thatmilitary activities andarrangements intheTerritories concerned constitute inagreatnumberofinstances aserious impediment tothefullandspeedyimplementation oftheDeclaration withrespect tothoseTerritories.(1)Havingconsidered theiternentitled "Military activities andarrangements bycolonial PowersinTerritories undertheiradministrationwhichmightbeimpeding theimplementation oftheDeclaration ontheGrantingofIndependence toCblonial Cbuntties andPeoples", andrecalling itsdecisionof20August 1980ontheitem,11theSpecial Committee deplores thatthecolonial Powersconcerned havetakennostepstoimplement therequest whichtheGeneral Assembly hasrepeatedly addressed tothem,mostrecently inparagraph 10ofitsresolution 35/119of11December 1980,towithdrawimmediately andunconditionally theirmilitary basesandinstallations fromcolonial Territories andtorefrain fromestablishing newones",andalsoinparagraph 9ofthePlanofActionfortheFullImplementation oftheDeclaration, contained inresolution 35/118of11December 1980. (3)TheSpecial Committee condemns allmilitary activities andarrangements incolonial Territories whichdenythepeoples concerned theirrighttoself-determination andindependence.8.On17August, copiesoftheconsensus (A/AC.109/674) weretransmitted toallStates. 9.Thetextoftheconsensus (A/AC.I09/674) adoptedatits1195thmeeting, on14August1981,towhichreference ismadeinparagraph 7above,isreproducedbelow:7.Atthe1195thmeeting, on14August, theSpecial Committee adopted thedraftconsensus (seepara.9below). Statements weremadebytherepresentatives ofAustralia, FijiandDenmark (A/AC.I09/PV.1195). ). (4)Insouthern Africa, anextremely serious situation continues toprevail owingtothepersistent manoeuvres bytheracistminorityregimeofPretoria toperpetuate itsillegal occupation ofNamibia andtoimposeapuppetregimeonthepeopleoftheTerritory. Theillegal occupying regimehasresorted todesperate measures inordertosuppress byforcethelegitimate aspirations ofthepeopleandmaintain itscontrol overtheTerritory. Initsescalating waragainst thepeopleofNamibia andtheirnational liberation movement, theSouthWestAfricaPeople's Organization,struggling forfreedom andindependence, theregimehasrepeatedly committed 11Official RecordsoftheGeneral Assembly, Thirty-fifth Session,Supplement No.23(A/35/23/Rev.l), chap.IV,para.8. -85-actsofarmedaggression against theneighbouring independent African countries,'particularly AngolaandZambia, whichhavecausedextensive lossof humanlivesanddestruction ofeconomic infrastructures. (5)InNamibia, theSouthAfrican Government hascontinued toexpandits network ofmilitary basesandcarried outamassive build-up ofitsmilitary forces. Inthisconnexion, theSpecial Committee condemns anycontinuing co-operation ofcertain Western countries andotherStateswithSOuthAfrica insupplying itwitharmsandmilitary equipment aswellastechnology, including technology andequipment inthenuclear fieldcapable ofbeing utilized formilitary purposes. TheCommittee condemns theuseofmassive armedforcebytheillegal occupying regimeinNamibia initsfutileattempt tosupress thestruggle forfreedom oftheoppressed peopleoftheTerritory, andthereinforcement ofthemilitary presence ofSOuthAfricainthe Territory, including therecentestablishment oftheso-called SouthWest Africa Territo~ial Force,asameansofconsolidating itsillegal occupation ofthat Territory~ Italsocondemns SouthAfrica's repeated actsofarmed aggression' against sovereign neighbouring States, particularly Angolaand Zambia, aswellasitsillegal useofNamibian territory tocommit suchacts. (6)TheSpecial Committee, accordingly, demands theimmediate cessation ofthewarofoppression wagedbytheracistminorityregimeagainst the peopleofNamibia andtheirnational liberation movement, aswellasthe urgentdismantling ofallmilitary basesintheTerritory. Reaffirming the legitimacy ofthestruggle ofthepeopleofNamibia toachieve theirfreedom andindependence, theCommittee appeals toallStatestoincrease theirmoral andmaterial assistance totheoppressed peopleofNamibia andtheirnational liberation movement. (7)TheSpecial Committee condemns anycontinued military collaboration andsupport whichcertain Western countriesandotherStatesrendertothe Government ofSouthAfrica,andcallsuponallStatestoceasesuch collaboration'and support tothatGovernment, particularly thesaleofweapons
analysis: The text appears to be focused on issues related to colonialism, self-determination, and human rights, with a specific emphasis on the situation in Namibia and the activities of the South African government. It also touches on international relations and the role of certain Western countries in supporting South Africa's actions. Given the emphasis on human rights, colonialism, and international relations, it seems likely that the text falls under categories that address these themes.