text: apartheid, the complicity of the South African police forces aimed at spreading discord and violence among the black populations in the townships, and the continuance of the state of emergency in Natal province. The formal denial of "power sharing" and "group rights" by the South African authorities provides the white minority with a veto power that impedes the successful attainment of the legitimate aspirations of the South African people. Without any doubt, these grave facts are eloquent proof of the lack of conviction on the part of the Pretoria leaders of the need to give absolute priority to the immediate eradication of the heinous and shameful apartheid system. JSM/edd A/44/PV.97 62 (Mrs. Diallo. Senegal) To become convinced of this one has but to refer to the Secretary-General's report to find that the black population in South Africa continues to endure serious economic and social injustices, spawned by apartheid. Blatant imbalances, particularly in the spheres of land distribution, housing, education, employment and health, certainly do not give rise among the black population to a feeling of trust with regard to what is being presented as a democratic process through the national institutions. In the opinion of my delegation, the Pretoria régime should not be congratulated for the time being, but rather encouraged to translate its promises and declarations into concrete meaningful acts. In order to induce it to do so, it is essential that increased pressure be brought to bear on that Government so as to bring it to introduce profound and irreversible changes in South Africa. These changes will be perceptible only after the repeal of the fundamental legal instruments of apartheid, in particular: the Population Registration Act of 1950 - the basis of the racial classification system; the Land Act, which reserves 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the political and social issues related to apartheid in South Africa, highlighting the injustices faced by the black population and the lack of progress towards a democratic process. The text mentions specific legal instruments of apartheid that need to be repealed, such as the Population Registration Act and the Land Act. Given the emphasis on the political and social aspects, it seems likely that the category would fall under a broader theme.