text: I UNITED NATIONS (@ General Assembty Di str. GENERAL Al 44/ g7 6 lL Septenber 19 90 ORIGIN,AI, ! ENGLISH Forty-fourth session Agenda item 28 POLICIES OF APARTHEID OF THE GOVERNMENT OF SOUTII AFRICA Letter dated ]-L Septenber 1990 from the permanent Representative of South Africa to the United Nations add.ressed to the Secretarv-ceneral I have the honour to transmit to you a letter f,rom the South African Mitristerof Foreiga affairs, Mr. R. F. Botha, concerDitg the Declaration on Apartheid andits Destructive Consequences in SoutherD Africa. I should be grateful if it coultl be circulated as an official document of theforty-fourth session of the Geueral Assembly under agenda item 28. (Siqned) Jeremy B. SHEARAR AInbassador Pernanent Representative 90-22L2s 1818f (E)UNITED NATIONS A General AssemblyDistr. GENERAL A/44/976 .11September 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH Forty-fourth session Agenda item28 POLICIES OFAPARTHEID OFTHEGOVERNMENT OFSOUTHAFRICA Letter dated11September 1990fromthePermanent Representative of SouthAfrica totheUnited Nations addressed totheSecretary General Ihavethehonour totransmit toyoualetter fromtheSouth·African Minister ofForeign affairs, Mr.R.F.Botha, concerning theDeclaration onApartheid and itsDestructive Consequences inSouthern Africa. Ishould begrateful ifitcouldbecirculat~d asanofficial document ofthe forty-fourth session oftheGeneral Assembly underagenda item28. (Signed) Jeremy B.SHEARAR Ambassador Permanent Representative 90-22125 1818f(E) /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA,/ 44/ 97 6 English Page 2 ANND( _L9t,tg-r_-d_a:t_e.ll_'1_1_ qeg,t_en_ber -!99-O_ f_19yr_ -t-!e r!Iil-i. st,er -o! -lol'-e-i$nl-ffairs of goutn Africa aCdressed to the Secret ary-C-e--neJ&1 AFRICA Obl€ctlgn to Int€lf€r€nce As stated ln ry lett€r! to you of ? Dec€nb€r 1989 and 7 June 1990, the south Afrlcan Giovernment objects to the inter-vention of the General Asr€nbly in South Africa'a internalaffai!8. I leiterat€ r It i8 the sole rlght of the leaderE and p€opte of . South Afrl.ca tq negotiate a nee constitutionfor the country. The "Declaration on Apartheld ald i!3 De8tructiv€ Conaequencee in South tfrica' adoPted by the
analysis: The text appears to be a formal document related to international relations and human rights, specifically addressing the policies of apartheid in South Africa. It mentions the Declaration on Apartheid and its destructive consequences, and the South African government's objections to international intervention in its internal affairs. This suggests that the document is more related to political and social issues rather than economic or environmental topics.