text: Angola and the front-line States. 40. By its actions, &South African regime cainues to demonstrate that its credibility has dipped below the bot- tom line. The international community is not prepared to accept the hypocritical protestations of this racist regime that it is acting in self-defence. : 41. We are aware that the .front-line States, along with SWAPO, have co-operated, with the United Nations .and the Security Council at all times. They have borne a heavy burden .and are paying a bloody price for their patience. The assurances we have received in the n&t have come to naught in practice, and the responsibility for that situation does not lie with the front-line States, SWAP0 or the Government of Angola. The time is now at hand when the Council must call upon the Government of South Africa to halt its campaign of terrorism against its neighbours and its own black majority. The lives of thousands of innocent victims have been taken in the inhuman and crim- inal violations that South Africa’s white minority regime continues to perpetrate in its campaign of terror., 42. Therefore, I have no hesitation, as the representative of a non-aligned country which has the highest respect and regard for the democratic process and for law and order, in calling upon the’Counci1 to put an end to the senseless inhumanity that the minority regime in South Africa -con- tinues to practise. 43. bnce again, Sir, I thank you for giving me this oppor- tunity to speak on behalf of Sri Lanka and the Group of Asian States, of which I am Chairman for this month. 44.. Mr. ALLEYNE (Trinidad and Tobago): On 20 June 1985, the Council was seized of the questfon’of the raid by South Africa’s ‘racist military force in the province of 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Sri Lanka in the United Nations Security Council, condemning the actions of the South African regime and calling for an end to its campaign of terrorism against its neighbors and its own black majority. The language used is strongly critical and emotive, emphasizing the humanitarian crisis and the violation of human rights. The focus is on the political and social aspects of the situation, rather than economic or environmental issues.