text: participating in acts which, according to article II of the International Convention on the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid, are classified as "the crime of 2. In pursuance of the relevant decisions of the United Nations, the Byelorussian SSR has not maintained, and does not maintain, any relations with South Africa in the political, economic, military or any other field and accordingly does not have any contractual or licensing agreements with the racist régime in Pretoria. 3. The competent organizations and departments of the Byelorussian SSR strictly supeirvise compliance in practice with the relevant resolutions and decisions on the isolation of the apartheid régime in South Africa adopted by the United Nations Security Council and General Assembly. CZECHOSLOVAKIA [7 July 1989] [Original: English] 1. Czechoslovakia is of the opinion that one of the most effective ways of compelling the South African Government by lawful means to reverse its policy toward the black majority in the country consists in complete isolation of South Africa in all spheres by all countries, particularly the most influential ones, on the basis of United Nations decisions. 2. Czechoslovakia has been reaffirming through concrete deeds the negative attitude of its Government to any form of co-operation with the South African régime of apartheid and its full support for all activities of the international community, international bodies and organizations, particularly the United Nations, and other governmental as well as non-govemmental institutions which are aimed at combating the policies and practices of apartheid. Czechoslovakia's principled position is best illustrated by the fact that it severed as early as 1962 all diplomatic, economic, scientific, cultural and sports-related contacts with South Africa and has taken resolute internal measures toward complete isolation of the racist South African régime. At present, it does not maintain any relations with South Africa nor 
analysis: The text appears to be a declaration or statement from two Eastern European countries, Byelorussian SSR and Czechoslovakia, regarding their stance on apartheid in South Africa. The content focuses on their policies and actions towards isolating the apartheid regime, rather than specific economic, social, or environmental issues. Therefore, it is likely that the text falls under a category related to international relations, politics, or human rights.