text: Pakistan to participate, without vote, in ilit ,H:..c•.e~'!!¾m of the question. RC110lution 282 (1970) 'l>f 23 J>.1ly 1.970 The Security Council, Having considered the question of race conmct ,:n South Africa resulting from the Policies of aparlh.':'i<t.i of the Government of the Repubhc of South Afrka, ,1s submitted by fmty Member States;•a i?.eiterating its condei:nnation of !he nil ,md ahhc1- re,1t policies of apartheid .and the mca;iur::,,s l,emg t,i.~e" by ,he Government of South Afrka J,.) ,, :if.,iri'.:,! ,;.::d .r.:xtcnd those policies beyond H:. Recognizing the legitimacy ,)f "he ,it.rnig(i; A 1h.: oppressed people of South /\.' :.-,1 la fH,r!imHiC.e of tk.'n human :and political right1 Jd fo;,Ji :), the:' C:;,w;;, d the United Nr,!ion,i a.mi ih~: ih1ivcr~,;1 ,-.-1 Human Rights, Gravely concerned by the persbtt~nt ,:-efusa! 1A Cfove,-riment of South Afrka to ilb:1n'b,1 itl! policies and to abide by the n;soiut101,G nI the Securhy Council and the General Ass~mbly nn this que!ltion and others relating to southern Afric8, Gravely concerned by the situation arising from violations of the arms embargo called for in its re~o­ lutions 181 (1963) of 7 August 1963. 182 (1963) of 4 December 1963 and 19 l ( l 964) d ! 8 June 1964, Convinced of the need to strengthen the arms embargo called for in the above resolutions, Convinced further that the situation resulting from Uw continued application of the policies of apartheid and the constant build~up of the South African military and police forces, made possible by the continued acquisition of arms, military vehicles and other equip­ ment and of spare parts for military equipment from a number of Member States and by local manufacture of arms and ammunition under licences granted by some Member States, constitutes a potential threat to international peace and security, 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic document, specifically a resolution passed by the United Nations Security Council. It addresses the issue of apartheid in South Africa and the country's policies on race and human rights. The document expresses condemnation and concern about the situation, and calls for strengthening the arms embargo and international cooperation to address the issue. Given its focus on international relations, human rights, and political issues, it is likely that the text falls under a category related to politics or international relations.