text: might endanger international peace and security (resolution 134 (1960)). In 1963, the Council called upon all States to end the sale and shipment of arms, ammunition of all types and military vehicles to South Africa (resolution 181 (1963)). This ban was later extended to include the sale of equipment and material for the maintenance and manufacture of arms and ammunition to South Africa and was reiterated and strengthened in 1964. 1970 and 1972. In 1976, following the shooting of demonstrators at Soweto, the Council strongly condemned the Government of South Africa for its resort to massive violence against and killings of the African people and called upon it urgently to end violence against the African people and to take urgent steps to eliminate apartheid and racial discrimination (resolution 392 (1976)). In 1977, the Council strongly condemned the South African racist regime for violence and repression against the black people (resolution 411 (1977)). The Council also decided that all States should cease any provision to South Africa of arms and related materiel of all types, including the sale or transfer of weapons and ammunition. military vehicles and equipment, paramilitary police equipment, and spare parts for them, and decided that all States should refrain from any co-operation with South Africa in the manufacture and development of nuclear weapons (resolution 418 (1977)). Furthermore, the Council established a committee to examine the report of the Secretary-General on the progress of the implementation of resolution 418 (1977). to study ways and means by which the mandatory arms embargo against South Africa could be made more effective and to seek from all States information regarding the action taken bv them concerning the effective implementation of that resolution (resolution 421 (1977)). In 1980, the Council strongly condemned the racist regime of South Africa for further 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations and conflicts, specifically the United Nations' resolutions and actions regarding the apartheid regime in South Africa. The focus is on the sale and shipment of arms, military equipment, and nuclear weapons, as well as the use of violence against African people. This suggests that the category would be related to international relations, security, or human rights.