text: mibia, of which Turkey is a member, met at Vienna in an Extraordinary Plenary Meeting from 3 June to 7 June. My Government subscribes to the main thrust of the Final Document [S/17262, annex] adopted at the end of the Meeting. If South Africa can get away with its latest tactics and fairs accomplis, the prospects for a settlement of the Namibian problem, in conformity with the United Nations plan, could be jeopardized, perhaps irremediably. The Council should, in our view, react strongly. It is only through a judicious combination of a firm stand by the Security Council and effective international pressure on the Government of South Africa that resolution 435 (1978) can be implemented, As long as South Africa is allowed to continue its unilateral policies, southern Africa will be deprived of a just and durable peace, and this will lead to an exacerbation of tensions, with heavy consequences for the peoples of the area. 123. In considering the question of Namibia, the human dimension should not be overlooked. The Namibian people suffer not only from large-scale human rights viola- tions but also from the militarization of its Territory, the squandering of its natural resources and the exploitation of its economy, to the exclusive benefit of South Africa. The brutal repression of the people of Namibia and South Africa will undoubtedly reach new heights if South Africa is not challenged in a resolute manner. The United Nations, with its specific responsibility, cannot remain indifferent to the plight of the people of Namibia. 124. The Council has in the past adopted sanctions against South Africa. However, the arms embargo initiated by the Council [resolution 418 (1977)] has been circumvented by South Africa, which has now become a net arms exporter. The need for stronger measures ifSouth Africa persists in its intransigence, and for a greater politi- 
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the political situation in Namibia and the need for the United Nations to take strong measures against South Africa to ensure a just and durable peace in the region. The text also mentions the human rights violations, militarization, and exploitation of natural resources in Namibia, which are all related to the political situation. Therefore, it is likely that the category will be related to international relations, politics, or humanitarian aid.