Policies of apartheid of the Government of South Africa : resolutions / adopted by the General Assembly.

Strongly condemns South Africa for the killing of defenceless African people protesting against their forced removal from Crossroads and other places as well as the arbitrary arrests of members of the United Democratic Front, National Forum and other mass organizations opposed to apartheid; and for the execution of Benjamin Moloise; reaffirms that freedom fighters of South Africa should be treated as prisoners of war; demands that the South Africa release unconditionally and immediately all political prisoners and detainees, including Nelson Mandela and Zephania Mothopeng; demands the immediate lifting of the state of emergency in South Africa; decides to continue the authorization of adequate financial provision in the regular budget of the UN to enable the African National Congress of South Africa and the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania to maintain offices in New York in order to participate effectively in the deliberations of the Special Committee against Apartheid and other appropriate bodies; requests the Security Council, as a matter of urgency, to consider the serious situation in South Africa emanating from the imposition of the so-called "new constitution" and the state of emergency.

Adopted 128-8-18, 111th plenary meeting

Adopted at the 111th plenary meeting, 10 Dec. 1985.
In: Resolutions and decisions adopted by the General Assembly during its 40th session, 17 September-18 December 1985, 28 April-9 May and 20 June 1986. - A/40/53. - 1986. - p. 32-41. - (GAOR, 40th sess., Suppl. no. 53).