UN General Assembly
1981

41. We cannot fail to note the urgent need to practice and support noninterference in the internal affairs of States and to have recourse to peaceful methods for the solution of disputes. That proposal for strengthening peace and security is one for which we should all fight, in circumstances in which it would open wider the doors to international cooperation and render understanding among nations more effective. 42. Conflicts undeniably persist in areas of Africa. The situation in Angola and the matter of Namibia are cases in point. Another worrisome problem is that notwithstanding the provisions forbidding the practice of apartheid, it continues to be a cause of friction and could lead to an explosion of violence, which is the principal enemy of peace.