text: hold over the Territory and undertaken to impose an inter- nal settlement with the aim of creating a political structure subservient to Pretoria. 121. There is no doubt that South Africa’s objective is to obstruct the demand for the implementation of the United Nations plan, to prevent SWAPO, which is recognized by the General Assembly as the sole, authentic representative of the Namibian people, playing the role incumbent upon it in the process of self-determination and to confront the world with afuit accompli. To this end, the Government of South Africa is blatantly violating the decisions of the Council and proceeding with its decision to install a puppet administration in Windhoek on 17 June in the form of an interim government of the so-called Multi-Party Confer- ence. South Africa’s latest military actions in Angola show how much it is ready to defy the international community. 122. It was to review the situation in the light of those developments that the United Nations Council for Na- mibia, of which Turkey is a member, met at Vienna in an Extraordinary Plenary Meeting from 3 June to 7 June. My Government subscribes to the main thrust of the Final Document [S/17262, annex] adopted at the end of the Meeting. If South Africa can get away with its latest tactics and fairs accomplis, the prospects for a settlement of the Namibian problem, in conformity with the United Nations plan, could be jeopardized, perhaps irremediably. The Council should, in our view, react strongly. It is only through a judicious combination of a firm stand by the Security Council and effective international pressure on the Government of South Africa that resolution 435 (1978) can be implemented, As long as South Africa is allowed to continue its unilateral policies, southern Africa will be 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic statement or report, discussing the situation in Namibia and the actions of South Africa. It mentions the United Nations plan, the implementation of resolution 435 (1978), and the threat to the prospects of a settlement. The text also mentions the need for a firm stand by the Security Council and international pressure on South Africa. Given the focus on international relations, diplomacy, and politics, it is likely that the category is related to international affairs.