text: Suppore for the struggle of the Naniblan people has alao been extended through specialized non-goeernmenca I organlzatlong, as eell as through the nass media, *bich mobilize public oPinion in favour of a tree Namibia by arranging appropriate solidar tty events. 9. In pursuance of the Unlted Natione resoluCions and decisions on Nanibia, includinq General AsseRbly reaolution 39,/50 A, Poland demands lts full. and early inpl,ementation by aIl States, i,n order to strengthen the total international isolalion of South Africa in the polltical, econonic, rnililary, cultural, sports and ocher f i elds. 10. The Government of Poland condenns the inhunan systen of apartheid pursued by South Africa, as uell as the use of Namibiars territory as a staglng ground f,or attack8 against nei.ghbourlng countriea elth a eieu to their destab{ I i zation. The Polish Government conEidcrs theBe unlarful actions by the PreCoria r69ine a seriouB threat to peace in Afric! and throughout the world.A/40/64'l Eng li 6h Page 13 I1. Acting in full conpliance t,ieh the provisions of the relevant United Nations resolutions, Poland does not maintain any relations nith South Africa, ehether it be in the political, diploftatic, economic, cultural' sports or any other tleld. 12. Poland considers that total international isolation of South Africa $ould significantly contribule to tbe ternination of the llleqal occupation of Nanibia by that r6gime. To the sane end. Poland consistently comes out in favour of the imposition of nandatory sanctions against south Africa by the Security Council, in accordance eilh ChaDEer \rII ot the Charter ot the United Nations. SAIN! LUCIA lorlglnal: Engllshl [6 uarch I98 5] l. I have the honour to inform you tbat although the Govertrnent of Saint Lucia is not in complete agreement rrith aII of the provisions of General Assenbly resolution
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or resolution, discussing the situation in Namibia and the actions of South Africa. It mentions international resolutions, sanctions, and the isolation of South Africa, which suggests a focus on international relations and politics. The text also mentions the treatment of the Namibian people, which could be related to human rights or humanitarian aid.