text: thequestion ofpeaceandco-operation onthecontinent wouldconstitute auseful steptowards achieving thatobjective. Astootherregions oftheworld,thedangerous aggravation oftension in Central America causes deepconcern amongworldpublicopinion. Theunitedstates Administration intensifies itsinterference intheaffairs ofthecountries inthat region andstepsupitspolicyofblackmail andintimidation towards Nicaragua with theaimofsuppressing·the Sandinist revolution. TheMongolian people anditsGovernment strongly condemn thispolicyofnaked Stateterrorism andexpress theirfullsupport forthestruggle ofthefriendl.l!' Nicaraguan peopleindefending itsinalienable righttofree,democratic and independent developnent. Theysupport theefforts oftheContadora Groupanda numberofotherStatesofLatinAmerica, directed atachieving apeaceful settlement inCentral America. Thisyeartheinternational community commemorates thetwenty-fifth anniversary oftheadoption bytheunitedNations ofthehistoric Declaration on theGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples. Byitsefforts to ensuretheimplementation ofthisDeclaration theUn:tedNations hasmadeamajor contribution tofurthering thedecolonization process andtothecauseof liquidating thecolonial systemofimperialism.MLG/ve A/40/PV.24 43 (Mr.Dugersuren, Mongolia) Colonialism, however, isnotyetcompletely eliminated fromthefaceofthe earth. Namibia isavividexample ofthis.Thealliance oftheforcesof imperialismg racism andZionism blockstheimplementation ofsecurity Council resolution 435(1978)andresorts todifferent kindsofmanoeuvres andintrigues. TheMongolian People's Republic opposes theattempts toperpetuate colonial ruleinNamibia. Itexpresses fullsolidarity withtheNamibian peopleandwith theSouthWestAfricaPeople's Organization (SWAPO), whichhasbeenleading the struggle ofitspeople forfreedom andindependence foraquarter ofacentury. TheGovernment andpeopleoftheMongolian People's Republic strongly condemn thenewbloodyactsofrepression committed bythePretoria regimeagainst the indigenous population ofthecountry, whichisstruggling against theinhuman systemofapartheid. Weassociate ourselves withthedemands foranimmediate halt totheviolence andrepression. Apartheid mustbeeliminated. Mydelegation demands thatthePretoria regimeputanendtoactsofaggression against Angola, Mozambique andotherfront-line States. TheUnitedNations shouldtakeeffective measures against theapartheid regime, including comprehensive mandatory sanctions asprovided forinChapter VIIofitsCharter. Thefortieth anniversary ofthefounding oftheUnitedNations isbeingwidely celebrated intheMongolian People's Republic, aselsewhere intheworld. This worldOrganization isanirreplaceable instrument forthemaintenance and strengthening ofuniversal peaceandinternational co-operation. TheDeclaration ontheStrengthening ofInternational Security, whosefifteenth anniversary is beingmarkedthisyear,holdsaspecial placeamongthedocuments adopted bythe UnitedNations withaviewtoachieVing itsmainpurposes. Thethirty-ninth session oftheUnitedNations General Assembly approved, onthebasisofthe initiative oftheMongolian People's Republic, theDeclaration ontheRightofMLG/ve A/40/PV. 24 44-45 (Mr.Dugersuren, Mongolia) Peoples toPeace. Thisdocument callsuponallGovernments andtheinternational COIlIDIJnity asawholetouniteefforts forsafeguarding therightofmantolifeand peaceful creationinthefaceofthecommondangerconfrontingthewholeof mankind -the'threatofnuclear war. TheCharter oftheOrganization hasstoodthetestoftimeandfullymeets contemporary requirements. TheMongolian People's Republic rejects anyattempts aimedatundermining theauthority andeffectiveness oftheUnitedNations andits familyoforganiza tions. Inthisyearofthefortieth anniversary oftheUnited Nations,itreaffirms itscommitment tothepurposes andprinciples oftheCharter. Mydelegation, guided bythispolicyofitsGovernment, willfacilitate, to theextentofitsability, thesuccess oftheworkofthepresent General Assembly session.AP/ernv A/40/PV ..24 46
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from the Mongolian People's Republic to the United Nations General Assembly, focusing on international relations, peace, and cooperation. It condemns colonialism, imperialism, and apartheid, and expresses support for the struggles of other nations for independence and self-determination. The text also emphasizes the importance of the United Nations and its charter.