text: Apartheid, AllFormsofRacismand RacialDiscrimination, Foreign Aggression andOccupation andAllFormsofForeign Domination -9-Action anddate ofadoption 35/158 12December 1980 35/167 15December 1980 35/174 15December 1980 35/184 15December 1980 35/189 15December 1980 35/200 15December 1980 35/201 16December 1980 35/206AtoR 16December 1980 35/429 11December 1980Pointsrelevant to progranune ofwork Paragraphs 2,8 and11 Paragraph 7 Paragraph 54.Membership oftheSpecial Committee B.Opening oftheSpecial Committee's meetings in~98l18.Despite th tosignaceas arrival ofthe meeting hadno clearintheco prepared tosi Security Counci 19.Ashehad theoutcome of international c beenmissed. proceedings of hispart,heha withtheutmost position inreg attheearliest 20.Withrespe smallinsizea remained onean receivedtheop theprinciples Committee would theshortest po thattheinhabit rightsinaccord resolutions of 21.Practical a individual Terri notleastintho that,withthec intherecent pa theremaining No securing first-h 22.Theinteres obligations whic speedyandcompl manifestations. 23.TheSecreta Special Committe attainment ofth unreserved suppo yOfficia forJanuar ,FebrIran Iraq IvoryCoast Mali Sierra Leone Syrian ArabRepublic Trinidad andTobago Tuni'3ia UnionofsovietSOcialist Republics UnitedRepublic ofTanzania Venezuela yugosla ....iaAfghanistan Australia Bulgaria Chile China Congo Cuba Czechoslova kia Denmark Ethiopia Fiji India Indonesia 1.opening statement bytheS~cretary-General 16.TheSecretary-General observed that,whiletheworldcommunity hadwitnessed in1980anhistoric development whichhadbrought toanendmorethan14yearsof suffering anddestruction inZimbabwe, thecommunity ofnations should nowfocus itsattention onthepressing problems whichstillconfronted theOrganization and whichhadyettoberesolved inrelation totheTerritories remaining under colonial and alien~rule.15.Thefirstmeeting oftheSpecial COmmittee in1981(1184th meeting), heldon 21January, wasopened bytheSecretary-General.Alistofrepresentatives whoattended themeetings oftheSpecial Committee in 1981appears indocument A/AC.109/INF.19 andAdd.1-3.14.Asat1January 1981,theSpecial Committee wascomposed ofthefollowing 25 members: 17.Theprotracted process ofdecolonization withrespect toNamibia remained amongtheprimary concerns oftheSpecial Committee. Thesituation inNamibia had sincethetimeoftneLeagueofNations, occupied theattention andhadheldthe concern oftheinternational community onacontinuous basis. Sincehehadbecome Secretary-General, hehadbeendeeplyconcerned withtheproblem. In1973,hehad visited theTerritory onhisfirstofficial visittoAfricaandsincethenhadbeen actively involved insuccessive initiatives oftheinternational community to resolve thequestion ofNamibia inaccordance withthewishesofitspeople. In January 1981,hehadpresided overtheopening session ofapre-implementation meeting heldatGenevathathadhadasitsobjective thesetting ofadatefor cease-fire intheearlypartof1981,andindependence forNamibia in1981,in accordance withSecurity Council resolution 435(1978)of29September 1978. -10-===="~ 18.Despite thereadiness oftheSouthWestAfricaPeople's Organizat~on (SWAPO) tosignacease-fire agreement inGenevaandtoagreetoatargetdateforthe arrival oftheUnitedNations Transition Assistance Group (UNTAG) inNamibia, the meeting hadnotsucceeded inachieving theobjective setforit.Ithadbecome clearinthecourseofthatmeeting thattheSouthAfrican Government wasnotyet prepared tosignacease-fire agreement andtoproceed withtheimplementation of
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