AHG/Res. 112 (XIX) Convinced that this cold-blooded murder committed by the Apartheid regime on the eve of the 7th Anniversary of the SOWETO massacre on 16 June 1983 will further aggravate the already explosive situation resulting from repeated acts of terrorism, assassinations and massacres carried out by this regime against the innocent blacks in South Africa and the neighboring countries, Reaffirming that the policies and barbaric acts of internal repression and terrorism as well as destabilization and aggression perpetrated by the Pretoria regime against the independent Southern African States have resulted in the repeated breaches of the peace of the region or sub-continent thus creating an extremely explosive situation in Southern Africa, Outraged by the activities of certain Western Multinational Corporations which continue to collaborate with the Apartheid regime especially in the economic, military, nuclear, petroleum and other fields as well as the financial institutions which grant loans to the Apartheid regime in defiance of the OAU, the Non-Aligned movement and Untied Nations Resolutions, Considering that the Reagan Administration’s policy of “constructive engagement” with the Pretoria regime has encouraged its intransigence and emboldened it to engage in more brutal acts of intern repression and brazen acts of external aggression against the independent Southern African States, Noting with indignation that the Apartheid regime has stepped-up its criminal acts of internal repression, the murder of political detainees in prison and the assassination of ANC members and leaders, both in South Africa and in the neighboring countries, as well as destabilization and aggression against the Frontline States and Lesotho, Noting with indignation that faced with the tide of resistance raging in South Africa the Pretoria regime has intensified its criminal policy of recruiting, training, equipping and deploying armed bandits to destabilize the legitimate governments of Lesotho, Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Zambia in order to intimidate and blackmail these countries in the vain hope of coercing them to abandon their traditional support of the liberation struggle,