UN General Assembly
1982

States. That is also related to the British desire to maintain a strategic position in regard to its designs over Antarctica. 70. With an effrontery equal to that of South Africa in its claims to control Walvis Bay, England wishes to take from Argentina by force the Malvinas Islands, an integral part of its sovereignty. Africa and Latin America, because of their anti-colonialist positions, and the rest of the third world, will not allow the British and the South Africans to continue in their brazen attitude and there will soon be independence for Namibia, including Walvis Bay as an integral part of its territory, just as the Malvinas Islands and their dependencies will be returned to Argentine sovereignty. 71. In the colonial war of the South Atlantic, Argentina's national honour remained untarnished. In that southern sea there was a brave display of heroism and courage by the Argentine armed forces, who shed their blood in defence of the integrity of their home-land, which is also part of the Latin American continent, and they will make further claims and