text: South America, a “Zone of peace and co-operation of the South Atlantic”: called upon all States of the zone of the South Atlantic to promote further regional co-operation, inter al&+, for social and economic development, the protection of the environment, the conservation of living resources and the peace and security of the whole region: called upon all States of all other regions, in particular the militarily significant States, scrupulously to respect the region of the South Atlantic as a zone of peace and co-operation, especially through the reduction and eventual elimination of their military presence there, and non-introduction of nuclear weapons or other weapons of mass destruction and non-ef&ension into the region of rivalries and conflicts that are foreign to it; further called upon all States of the region and of all other regions to co-operate in the elimination of all sources of tension in the zone, to respect the national unity, sovereignty. political independence and territorial integrity of every State therein, to refrain from the threat or use of force, and to observe strictly the principle that the territory of a State should not be the object of military occupation resulting from the use of force in violation of the Charter of the United Nations, as well as the principle that the acquisition of territories by force is inadmissible; reaffirmed that the elimination of -h&d and the attainment of self-determination and independence by the people of Namibia, as well as the cessation of all acts of aggresslon and subversion against States in the zone, were essential for peace and security in the South Atlantic region, and urged the implementation of all United Nations resolutions pertaining to colonialism, racism and apza&h&d (resolution 41/11). At its forty-second session, the General Assembly commended the efforts 
analysis: The text appears to be a declaration or resolution by the United Nations General Assembly, focusing on regional cooperation, peace, and security in the South Atlantic region. It mentions social and economic development, environmental protection, conservation of living resources, and respect for national sovereignty and territorial integrity. These themes suggest that the category is related to international relations, cooperation, and development.