UN Security Council
1986

7. Demands the immediate eradication of apartheid as the necessary step towards the establishment of a non-racial democratic society based on self-determination and majority rule through the full and free exercise of universal adult suffrage by all the people in a united and nonfragmented South Africa, and to this end demands: (a) The dismantling of the bantustan structures as well as the cessation of uprooting, relocation and denationalization of the indigenous African people; (b) The abrogation of the bans and restrictions on political organizations, parties, individuals and news media opposed to apartheid; (c) The unimpeded return of all the exiles; 8. Demands that the racist régime of South Africa put an end to the violence against and repression of the black people and other opponents of apartheid, unconditionally release all persons imprisoned, detained or restricted for their opposition to apartheid and lift the state of emergency; 9. Deplores the racist regime of South Africa for its disregard of the principles of international law and its obligations under the Charter of the United Nations;