text: subscribe to these Prlnclples ln thelr enrlrety' The ApariheLd !e8iEe has yet co posltlvely, and coDPrehensLvely respond to these Prlnclples as the speeeh of Mr' F't,l' de Klelk of 2nd february 1990 and the 12 poLnt sPeech on MLnoricy Rlghts nade by Actlng PresidentMr.G'viuoenonllMaylgg0rancontrarytolheseprlnclples. There are ac lea6t three lnterrelated issues whlch have a dlrecc bearlng on princi.ples and about whlch the Apartheid regloe has nade itself clear: their rejeetion of llajorlty rule through unlversal adulc suffrage on the basts of one PeEson one vote,under at coooon volers roll of all south Afrlcans; thetr lnslstence on "Group dlghts" and on 'rPower Shar!ng"' 2. 3.0lrl the openlng of his sPeech of znd February 1990 to lhe whlte parllanenE, Mr. F'9. de Klerk saidl "The general elecslon on Septenrber 6th 1989 Placed our countly irrevocably on the road of drastLc change, Uoderlying this is the 8ro!|Lng reallsalion by an increasing nuuberofsouthAfrlcanstha!onlyanegotl4tedunderslandlngaEonsche lepresentatlve leaders of che ent!!e populatlon ls able to €nsure lastlng peace." He then ',ent on to add chat "On lts Part' the covernDen! !'i!1 accord the process of negotlatlon the hlghest pr1or1ty.'' However positlve thls professed co@lt[ent to change and to negotlatlon nay be co strued Eo sound, Lt ls not satched by an adequate clarlty of the reglne's po5!tlon on che PELnclPles contained ln both deqlata!lons' Where there ls clarlty on thelr Posltiqns' they are lnvarlably at varLance r{Lth the prlnclples concalned ln the Declaraclons' In several places Mr' F'll' de Klerkrs speech even suggescs that lhose PrlncLPles' !'thich the inEernatlooal corEunlty hoLds to be axlodatlc, should be the subject of debate ln hls parllanenc, and that Ln the bEoader context' ihey should be negotlated by all parcles to che South Afrlcan confllct'A/44/963 English Page4 2.1.0Theoverwhelming majority ofthepeopleofSouthern Africa subscribe totheseprinciples intheirentirety. 2.2.0 TheApartheid regimehasyettopositively. andcomprehensively respond totheseprinciples 'asthespeech ofMr.F.W.deKlerkof2nd February 1990andthe12pointspeech onMinority RightsmadebyActing
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the principles of democracy and human rights, specifically in the context of the Apartheid regime in South Africa. It mentions the need for universal adult suffrage, minority rights, and the rejection of majority rule. The text also references speeches made by F.W. de Klerk, the State President of South Africa at the time, and the international community's expectations for the country. Given this content, it is likely that the category is related to human rights and governance.