text: sign8 that ehamge say wall k on the torixon in South Africa. Wo me 8addeaed by the violonce in the bl8ck tomship of South Africa. That mat not, houwer, k t8ken 88 an l xcuao to maintain the mauo. We in hint Olitta and Ilevi will not be, m0 m cull upon all nationa not to allow th8m8elver to be, lullad into twit acc8ptaoce of e by token go8turer of concilfatioP. m ir aa evil and abhorrent 8yrtra which proFun& the l uperiority of on@ man over another b88ad on the colour of hi8 akin. There can ho no comgromi88 with e. All aoa aro crastrd equal - that i8 a universal t-ruth. It is only by the elimination of ~LnntP th8t South Africa can hope to ro-eator the family of netfoar. My country, Saint KiLta an& Hmvir, uhile recogniting that progro88 has bamn aade l call8 for the aaiatmaance of roll ranctionr 8gainmt South Africa until w i8 dirmas&lad. We connvod the Unitad Nations Declar8tion ok South Africa, of December 1989. and rocowaund that the international co-unity contiaum to a8si8t the South African poopla and support the front-line stator. P&E/pt A/4s/w.s 24-25 It ir cm80 for deep concmrn that poaco and guotice conrtinuo to elude tbe people of Ce4sbodi8. Tim people of that war-tom country aurt bo ellouod to oajoy the tight to self-detenaiaation uithout external ixbwrfwence. We contiauo to damand that all foreign troops be rawvrd from Cambodia and that any l wh witbdnwal k verified end eneurcd by tbo prerence of an international pmce-koepimq force. We call for dialogue betmen 011 partier is, Cmbodia to contime until 8 aottlement ir roached, and ny Govorruaent ir of the viou that in tbe iatoria tbe statue of Ceaabodia at the United Mation rhould not be than@. 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from a government or international organization, addressing issues related to human rights, conflict, and international relations. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international declarations and organizations. The text mentions specific countries, including South Africa and Cambodia, and expresses concerns about violence, inequality, and the need for international cooperation.