text: policy towards South Africa. The sanctions decided upon by the Nordic countries and the European Community would remain in force until such time as a radical and irreversible change took place in that country. 63. Concerning'the case of the "green jackets", he said that the Supreme Court had dealt only with journalists because the conviction of the "green jackets" themselves had not been appealed. 'The "green jackets" had committed other crimes and had been sentenced to lengthy prison terms. The relevant Supreme Court judgements would be supplied to the Committee after they had been translated. -22- -- 64. With reference to the questions relating to Greenland, the representative recalled that Greenland had acquired home rule nearly 10 years previously. Th@ situation was changing and the number of persons employed in the administration who had been born and educated there was increasing. As to the difference in the level of income between persons born in Greenland and those born elsewhere, it had been considered necessary to provide a higher remuneration to the latter group, who had had to relinquish normal family ties and to travel to Greenland, The home rule authority had recently decided to abolish that difference in remuneration. Greenland and the Faeroes Islands had two representatives in parliament even though the size of their population did not warrant it. Greenland and the Faeroes Islands had their own recognised languages in which official documents and laws were Published. It was possible to study in Greenlandic and Faeroese in mainland Denmark, but only at. the university level. 65. The representative stated that the number of foreigners living in Denmark was still relatively small; there was little racial tension- Sadly, however, there had been a clash recently between asylum seekers and local residents, which was being 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the policies and situations of Denmark, specifically regarding its relations with South Africa, as well as issues related to Greenland and the Faeroes Islands. The topics mentioned are mostly related to human rights and social issues, with a focus on employment, education, and international relations.