text: 1. Greece has reneatedlv and unraservedlv condemned the versietence of South Africa in maintalninq the inhuman svntem of apartheid. Discrimination, racial or otherwise, ie abhorrent and unacctotahlt under whatever aspect it mav appear. Greece hae condemned all efforts to oerpatuate apartheid through the hantuatan policv and the atttmot at fraqmcntation of the black population of South Africa. It haa, furthermore, denounced the attcmpte to eplit the majoritv of the Pooulation of South Africa throuqh limited rlqhts - cosmetic chanqes - to section8 of the woulat ion. Greece has aleo condemned the dastahilization wlicv of South Africa against neiahhourinq Staten and the arhitrarv arrest of trade uniontsta and other political fiquree. 2. In lint with the ahovc, Greece co-eponeored reeolution 39/72 G on concerted international action for the elimination of alsartheid. our attitude towards South Africa derives from and iu coneiettnt with our policv as stated above. -9- 3. Greece etrtctly enforces Its international leqal ohllgatione under the mandatory arma embarqo on South Africa eetabliehed under Security douncil resolution 418 (1977). It doea not have anv kind of collahorat+.on with South Africa in the military field. Coneeouently Greece dces not export any weaoons or anv kind of militarv equipment to that country. This stand is qtrictlv enforced hv the Government of Greece. ICELAND IOriqtnalt English1 1. Icelandic Law No. 5 of 27 Fehruarv 1969 reqardino the takinq of nhOaBures to enforce Security Council resolutions qivee the Icelandic authGrit iea suff icitnt power to enforce fully the stipulation6 of Securitv Council reclolution 418 (1977) imDOeinq an arm8 emharqo aqainat South Africa. 2. It has not been neceBsary to take anv measures In thie rc.?ard a8 no Icelandic citizen or firm has instlqated or taken part in anv Bale or transport of arms to South Africa. IRELAND [Oriqinalr Enaliehl 1. Irieh lesielation on the control of exports is embodied in the Control Of 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement by three European countries (Greece, Iceland, and Ireland) condemning the apartheid regime in South Africa and outlining their policies regarding trade and cooperation with the country. The main focus is on international relations, human rights, and the enforcement of United Nations resolutions.