UN General Assembly
1993

achieved total stability yet, and fighting in Angola has intensified. The national peace accords there have not been genuinely observed, regardless of the international and Forty-eighth session - 7 October l993 7 regional efforts deployed. The situation in South Africa has witnessed some positive developments, but an immediate stop must be put to the acts of violence which negatively affect the transformation of South Africa into a unified, democratic and non-racial State. For more than four decades, the United Nations has continued to adopt numerous resolutions on the question of Palestine. Regardless, the Israelis have refused to comply with any of those resolutions, all of which recognize the inalienable and legitimate right of the Palestinian people to self-determination and their right to return to their homeland. The provisions of General Assembly resolution 194 (III) on the right of return for refugees, of resolution 478 (1980) on Jerusalem, of resolution 3375 (XXX) on the right to self- determination and of resolution 799 (1992) on deportees are only a few dead letter examples. Despite the recent