text: "Accordiag to oral €vid€trca received by the Molitorilg Group, SouthAfrican D€fence Force (sADF) troops remain in the toxaship of Natal and the 'honela.ads' ald persist in their repressive rol.e. Ia the case of Natal, uuder the pretert of seeking to arrest irterreciue violenc€ which it has actually fomeuted, the regine has in aaldition seat lD th6 lotorlouaBattaliotr 32 which had hitherto served in Nanibia." lA/44/963, p. L7, i,3. Paragraph 6 (!!) of the D€ctaratioa cal.led oa the r6gltne to, "e!d the state of rmerg€rcy and repeal a1I legisLatlon, such as the Internal Security Act, alesigtrett :o circumscrib€ politlcat activity". hilst it is true that the state of emergency laa been lifted everywhere ia South Africa except Natal, its contilueal etl.stence inlatal ptaces the r6gine in default with regard to the requiremetts of tbe)€claratiotr. Eve! wtrere the state of €mergency has bee! lift€d, the Itternal iecurity Act aral other related pieces of legislation desigtreat to circurnscriberolitical activity retnain firmly operational. The Geleral Assenbly, ia calling for :he liftlag of the state of €mergency simultaD€ousty demantleal the rep€al of the:nternal S€curity Act preciaeLy because the liftilg of the state of em€rgelcyrithout at tb€ same tl.me repealilg the lEteraal Securlty Act aad ottrer related .egisl,atioa trould lot trave had th6 desired effact of creatiag a clirate conducive ;o uegotiatioDe. On this question, the citett OAU report oD page 20, paragraph .3.0.0 argues aa follorrs: "The Apartheid regim€ has a nultitude of other laws for the purpose ofstate represgion. Sone of, these are! - Ih€ Suppressioa of Conmurisn Act which in effect eguateg oppositioato Apartheid state rith the promotioa of cormutismi - The Suppression of Terrorism Act I'hlcb ia eff€ct equates oppositio!to Apartheid ulth terrorismi - Th€ Deferce Act provides for the probibition of Ecc€sa to desiglated areag and authorizes various oth€r m€alg of coatrol to pravelt
analysis: The text appears to be discussing political and social issues in South Africa, specifically the state of emergency, repression, and human rights violations. It mentions specific laws and acts, such as the Internal Security Act, and references international organizations like the OAU. The text does not seem to be focused on economic, environmental, or scientific topics.