text: forthwith all forces occupying Angolan territory and scrupulously respect the sovereignty, airspace, territorial integrity and independence of Angola and pay full and adequate compensation to Angola for the damage to life and property resulting from the acts of aggression (resolution 577 (1985)). In the same month, the Council strongly condemned the killings and acts of unprovoked and premeditated violence, for which South Africa was responsible, against Lesotho, demanded payment by South Africa of full and adequate compensation to Lesotho for the damage and loss of life resulting from its aggressive act and demanded that South Africa take forthwith meaningful steps towards the dismantling of apa-rtM (resolution 580 (1985)). I... A/45/100 English Page 109 In February 1986, the Council demanded the immediate eradication of apartheid as the necessary step towards the establishment of a non-racial democratic society based on self-determination and majority rule through the full and free exercise of universal adult suffrage by all the people in a united and non-fragmented South Africa; and demanded that the racist regime of South Africa put an end to the violence against and repression of the black people and other opponents of ~@L&&&I, unconditionally release all persons imprisoned, detained or restricted for their opposition to mtheid and lift the state of emergency (resolution 581 (1986)). In November 1986, the Council urged all States to prohibit the export to South Africa of items that they have reason to believe are destined for the military and/or police forces of South Africa, have a military capacity and are intended for military purposes: requested of all States that henceforth the term "arms and related w" referred to in resolution 418 (1977) should include, in addition to all nuclear, strategic and conventional weapons, all military, paramilitary, police vehicles and equipment, as well as weapons and ammunitions, spare parts and 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of resolutions and demands made by the United Nations Security Council regarding the situation in Angola, Lesotho, and South Africa. The resolutions deal with issues related to sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence, and human rights, and also impose economic sanctions on South Africa. This suggests that the category should be related to international relations, politics, and human rights.