UN General Assembly
1993

Herzegovina in the nearest possible future. We welcome the evident progress attained in the transfer of power to the black majority in the South African 10 General Assembly - Forty-eighth session Republic. We hope that the sporadic cases of racial and political violence in that country are only aftershocks following the major political shifts towards racial tolerance and democratization of political life in that country. We are convinced that the international community will also find the means to succeed in the already initiated and then halted process of political stabilization in Angola and Mozambique. We also believe that resoluteness of the United Nations is also required in the area of the former Yugoslavia, just as it has been in Somalia, in terms of selective use of force, protection of the peace force and assurance of relief. But in Somalia as well, the international community must also assume broader responsibilities in the restoration of the basic functions of the State and in the establishment of law and order in that country. It is obvious that differences in the