text: TheCHAIRMAN: Wehaveheardthelastspeaker onourlist. TheSpecialinternational community hasnotbeeninvainbutwillinfactleadtoaOrganization ofAfrican Unity(OAU)inKampala totheeffectthat,iftheSouth transformation inSouthAfrica, atransformation inwhichthepeopleofSouthentireAfrican continent ofthescourge ofapartheid, weshallnotrestandwe shallensurethatthesupport wehavereceived overtheyearsfromtheAfrican Government continues toutilize asituation inwhichtheANChassuspended nooptionbuttoexercise itsright,andtherightofthepeopleofSouthAfrica,JSM/at toself-defence. ButwewamttomakethepointthatforSouthAfricatomovain struggle continues, anduntilsuchtimeaswecanridnotonlySouthAfricabuttheviolence inordertofoment andencourage violence, thismightleavetheANCwith irrespective oftheircolour, creedorotherconsiderations.thedirection envisaged bytheUnitedNations Declaration itiscritical thatat thisstagetheinternational community maintain thesanctions thatwereso Rapporteur willpresent theCommittee's reporttotheGeneral Assembly.POlitical Committee hasthusconcluded itsconsideration ofagendaitem28andthenecessary togetSouthAfricatothenegotiating tableinthefirstplace. andwhohavemadeveryimportant contributions tothedeliberations oftheofthenon-goverrmental organizations whohavebeenpresent atthismeeting today ...-_.. "'="~1~~~%kti~~~'¥d1~;~~:~
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from a high-ranking official, likely from the African National Congress (ANC), discussing the situation in South Africa and the international community's role in addressing the issue of apartheid. The text mentions the United Nations, the Organization of African Unity, and the African Government, indicating an international context. The speech also touches on the theme of self-defense and the need to maintain sanctions against South Africa. Given the focus on international relations, politics, and human rights, it is likely that the category is related to these themes.