text: classified as “the crime of md”. 2. In pursuance of the relevant decisions of the United Nations, the Byelorussian SSR has not maintained, and does not maintain, soy relations with South Africa in the political. economic, military or soy other field and accordingly does not have any contractual or licensing agreements with the recist dgime in Pretoria. 3. The competent orgsnizations and departments of the Byelorussian SSR strictly supervise compliance in practice with the relevant resolutions and decisions on the isolation of the apartheid r6gime in South Africa adopted by the United Nations Security Council end General Assembly. CZBCEOSLOVARIA (7 July 19891 [Originals Ph@ioh] 1. Ceechoslovekia 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 tbs black majority in the country consists in complete isolation of South Africa in all spharee by all countries, particularly the most influential ones, on the basis of United Y iions decisions. 2. Gsschoeiovakis has been reaffirming through concrete deeds iLe negtiit~ attitude of ito Government to any form of co-operation with the South African I... A/45/552 English Page 23 regime of ~ end ite full support for all activities of the international community, international bodieo aud orgauiaations, particulerly the United Nations, end other governmental aa wall ar non-govemmatal institutions which are aimed at combating the policiaa aud practicea of allaadd. Ceechoolovakie’o principled position is beet illuatratad by the fact that it severed a8 early ao 1962 all diplomatic, scouornic, ocieutific, cultural end @ports-related contacts with South Africa and hao takeo resolute internal measures toward complete isolation of the raciot South African dgime . At preoent, it doeo not maintain any relations with South Africa nor do any tranouetional corporations maintaining ouch relatiouo operate io 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement from two Eastern European countries, the Byelorussian SSR and Czechoslovakia, expressing their opposition to the apartheid regime in South Africa. They emphasize their commitment to isolating South Africa and not maintaining any relations with the country. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues related to South Africa. Instead, it focuses on the political and diplomatic efforts to isolate the country.