UN General Assembly
1983

256. The General Assembly will have to speak out once again on the problem of Namibia also. Had it not been for the intransigence, bad faith, deceitfulness and political blindness of the Pretoria regime, that problem would already have been solved. Despite countless Security Council and General Assembly resolutions, the South African Government continues its illegal occupation of Namibia, thereby perpetuating the suffering of the Namibian people. The exploitation of the inhabitants and of the wealth of Namibia—veritable plundering organized by Pretoria and its allies—bodes ill for the populations concerned and for the region as a whole if, through a sudden surge of legitimacy, justice is not re-established.