text: States, especially the States which have chosen an independent and revolutionary path of development. 6. Right after the April National Democratic Revolution of 1978, the imperialists, hegemonists and reactionary forces in the region started an all-out intervention in the internal affairs of the new revolutionary Government of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. These forces in contravention to the accepted norms of international law and in violation of sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan resorted to blatant aggressive acts aimed at destabilizing and finally overthrowing the popular regime in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. 7. Training camps for terrorist gangs are set up in the areas adjacent to the territories of Afghanistan, in Pakistan, Iran and China. Today there are over 120 terrorist training camps in these countries, where professional criminals are recruited, trained, armed, equipped, and dispatched to the territories of Afghanistan in order to carry out criminal terroristic activities against the people and Government of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. After committing abhorrent crimes against our people, these terrorists return to their safe havens .in Pakistan and Iran where they enjoy full support of the military regime in Pakistan and the medieval type tyranny of Iran. 8. Imperialism, hegemonism and reactionary forces in the region continue their efforts for recruiting, training, arming, equipping, financing, inciting and encouraging terrorist groups to commit the wanton destruction of lives and property in the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. 9. Under the Declaration on the Principles of International Law concerning Friendly Relations and Co-operation among States in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, "every State has the duty to refrain from organizing or encouraging the organization of irregular force or armed bands, including mercenaries for incursion into the territory of another State 'as well as the duty' 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or a declaration, condemning the actions of imperialist, hegemonist, and reactionary forces in the region. It highlights the aggression and intervention in the internal affairs of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, the establishment of terrorist training camps, and the recruitment and arming of terrorist groups. The text also references international law and the Charter of the United Nations. Based on this, it seems that the most fitting category would be one related to international relations or politics.