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(i) United Nations General Assembly concludes consideration of the question of Namibia and adopts five resolutions on the issue: • Situation in Namibia resulting from the illegal occupation of the territory by South Africa; • Implementation of Security Council resolution 435 (1978); • Programme of work of the United Nations Council for Namibia; • Dissemination of information and mobilization of international public opinion in support of Namibia • United Nations fund for Namibia. (ii) Assembly of Heads of States and Government of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) adopts a resolution on Namibia reiterating, inter alia, that Security Council resolution 435 (1978) is the only basis for a peaceful solution to the Namibian problem, 50/84.
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(i) United Nations Council for Namibia discusses Preparation for General Assembly Special Session on Namibia and Bids farewell to its Presidents Paul J.F. Lusaka (Zambia) (ii) Statement of the Government of Saudi Arabia Concerning the situation in South Africa and Namibia (iii) United Nations panel to conduct Hearings in Geneva and Lusaka on Human Rights situation in South Africa and Namibia, 28/86
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(i) The United Nations General Assembly concludes debate on the question of Namibia with most speakers: • calling for the immediate implementation of Security Council resolution 435 (1978) ; • reiterating their rejection of South African attempts at linking the independence of Namibia with the withdrawal of Cuban forces from Angola; and • calling for the imposition of comprehensive and mandatory sanctions against South Africa under the United Nations Charter to compel her to relinquish her illegal occupation of Namibia. (ii) Leaders of Frontline States, the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO) and the African National Congress (ANC) reiterate their rejection of linking the independence of Namibia to the withdrawal of Cuban forces from Angola, 49/84
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(i) SWAPO's rally in Namibia shows growing support to the movement in the territory (ii) Council of Churches in Namibia calls for the immediate implementation of Security Council Resolution 435 (1978) (iii) Angola expresses willingness to resume talks with the United States despite the latter's interference in its internal affairs (iv) South Africa continues to use Namibia as a springboard to attack Angola
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(i) SWAPO Rejects Latest Western Proposals – Memorandum (ii) Joint communiqué of the Frontline States/Nigeria/Kenya/SWAPO Meeting (iii) SWAPO Calls for a New International Conference (iv) A Plan for Namibia Worth Balking at, The New York Times, 29 April 1982 (v) Apartheid Threatens to Invade (vi) SWA Braces as Guerrillas Push South, Sunday Times, 18 April 1982 (vii) The Namibian Churches Speak Out (viii) Namibia Churchmen are Pessimistic on Talks, The New York Times, 25 April 1982, No. 3/82
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