UN General Assembly
1982

over apartheid, We must therefore urge the international community, the Security Council and particularly those permanent numbers of the Council, friends of South Africa, to declare without any qualification that the situation in South Africa poses a threat to international peace and security under the provisions of Chapter VII of the Charter, 226. Information has come to us through the public media to the effect that the racist regime is making moves to remove petty apartheid in public places. Let us not be confused by such information. We have all along been calling for the total eradication of apartheid. My country, Kenya, will not allow itself to be deceived by such propaganda. We must reject such deceit. We must remain confident that the struggleto put an end to the apartheid system itself will succeed. We must continue to give every assistance possible to our freedom fighters in South Africa and Namibia in their legitimate struggle under the leadership of their respective liberation movements until final victory is won. 227. In the 37 years of the United Nations