UN General Assembly
1982

with wider inter¬national implications. The liberation of Namibia on the basis of Security Council resolution 435 (1978), as well as the creation of conditions enabling the people of Western Sahara to express its will freely within the framework of the right to self-determination, would be of the utmost importance for the strength¬ening of the independence and the faster economic and social development of all African countries. The people of Korea has net yet exercised its right to unification, in spite of the position of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, which de¬serves international support. 105. Cyprus remains divided. United Nations efforts based en clearly formulated positions on the establish¬ment of an independent, united and non-aligned Cyprus have yielded no results. We welcome the continuation of the intercommunal talks and hope that they, together with all the other efforts being exerted, will bring about a just and lasting solution. 106. In Central America and in the Caribbean peo¬ples are fighting for their national and social identity and for liberation from all kinds of patronage and foreign interference.