text: United Nations to stand up to its obliqatione under the Charter and (Jnited Nations reaolutions bv extendinq to the struqqlinq people of South Atrica aA the aid necessary for the speedy achievement of their ineluctable victory over tne tortes of evil incarnated by the racist rbqime of South Africa. THAI LJ4ND (Oriqinal: Enqlishl 1. The Government ot Thailand has since 1978 voluntarrly imposed trade SanCtlOnR aqainst South Africa. In this connection, the Ministry of Commerce of Thailand issued approoriate reqlllations, dated 28 July 1978, prohihitinc hilateral trade between Thailand and South Atrica. 2. With reqard to the arms embarqo aqainst South Atrica in accordance with Security Council resolution 418 (1977) ot 4 November 1977, the same requlatlons are applicable. -31- TURKEY (See document A/40/22/Add. 11 UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC [Oriqinal: Russian1 1. The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic supports all United Natrons decisions and recommendations condemning apartheid and aimed at secucinq its elimination and the boycott and isolation of the South Atcican racist rbqime, and it faithfully abides by them. It also voted for General Assembly resolution 39/72 G. Consistently pursuinq its policy ot principle aimed at the complete and tinal eradication of colonialism and racism and the elimillation of apartheid, the Ukrarnian SSR maintains no relations with South Africa in the political, economicc military or any other field, 2. The Ukrainian SSR is in complete eolidarity with the national liberation movements in eouthern Africa which are waqinq a leqitimate struqqle aqalnat apartheid and for freedom and independence and It extends to them appropriate political, moral and material aid and support. It is a reqular contributor to the International Detente and Aid Fund for Southern Africa, and it qrants activists in the national liberation movements of southern Africa fellowships tOr study ln its educational eetablishments. 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement by the United Nations, specifically the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, regarding its stance on the apartheid regime in South Africa. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on condemning apartheid and supporting the national liberation movements in southern Africa. The text mentions economic sanctions, trade restrictions, and financial aid, which suggests that the category should be related to international relations and economic development.