UN General Assembly
1983

192. The Security Council has dealt with the question of Namibia on many occasions. The General Assembly, for its part, has supplemented those decisions with solid support for Namibian independence. It is therefore very regrettable that there is still no sign of Teal progress in implementing the decisions of the United Nations. There can be no doubt that the occupation of Namibia should cease as soon as possible and that, under an interim United Nations administration, the people of Namibia must freely choose its own future and build up its own political organization. 193. Similarly, United Nations bodies and the international community have repeatedly condemned and called for an end to it. 194. Uruguay most strongly opposes the apartheid regime and all forms of racism and discrimination. is basically contrary to the philosophy and institutions of the Uruguayan people, in addition to being a violation of international norms.