text: 7. In addition, the Government haa placed an embatqo on all new qovernment contractual dealinqe with ma)oritv-owned South African firms tor contracts ahove $20,000 and has decided to terminate all export tacilitiea available throuqh the Export Finance Ineurance Corporation, the Expott Market Development Grant Scheme and the Australian Overeeaa Projects Corporation and certain industry aslsistanc:e to ouch firms. 6. The Government. haR decided alao to avoid qovernment procurement ot supplies from South Atrican Bources save that. which tu ntceaeary tar the maintenance clt Australian diplomatic and conaulat representation in southern Atrica and to restrict qovernment RaleR and Rervlces to South Atrica. CHINA [Original: Chinese I The Government of the People’s Republic of China has all alonq resolutely opposed and stronqly condemned the policies of racial discrimination and apartheid pursued by the South African authorities and has firmly supported the struqqle of the South African people for racial eauality and fundamental tights. Strictly ahidinq by and implementing resolution 39/72 G adopted at the thirty-ninth session of the General Assembly, the Chinese Government refuses to enter into contacts of any kind with South Africa, be they political, economic, military, cultural Or athletic. The Chinese Government has provided and will continue to provide moral supuort and material assistance to the South African liberation movements and the African front-line States and will continue to contribute to the United Nations Trust Fund for South Africa. The Chinese Government has consistently exposed the criminal acts of the South African racist reqime through the mass media with a view to mohillzinq the Chinese people to strenqthen their solidarity with the South African people in their lust struggle. CYPRUS [Oriqinal: English] 1. Cyprus has since 1964 imposed complete and comprehensive sanctions against the South African regime. More particularly. by legal and administrative actions, Cyprus: (a) Ras issued embargo orders for any trade or other exchanges to and from 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a government policy document that discusses economic sanctions and restrictions imposed on South Africa due to its apartheid regime. The text mentions government contracts, procurement, and export facilities, which suggests that economic development and international trade are relevant categories. However, the text also touches on human rights and moral support for the South African liberation movements, which could also be categorized under humanitarian aid and relief.