AHG/Res. 112 (XIX) Noting with indignation the Pretoria regime’s policy of forced removals of millions of the African people being dumped in barren so-called Homelands deprived of South African citizenship and herded into vast concentration camps as displaced persons where they starve and die or provide semi-slave labor as the so-called migrant laborers, Convinced that the sole obstacle to peace, security and stability in Southern Africa is the Apartheid regime and its policies of internal repression, terrorism and political assassinations as well as destabilization and aggression against the Frontline States and Lesotho, Convinced that notwithstanding its apparent military might and continued support from the Reagan Administration and certain other Western Countries the Pretoria regime’s inherent and proven vulnerability to armed struggle guarantees inevitable eradication of the Apartheid system and establishment of a non-racial democratic society for all the people of South Africa regardless of race, color or creed, Considering that the Pretoria regime has resorted to paying lucrative fees and inviting famous athletes and artists to play and perform in Apartheid South Africa and its Bantustans for the purpose of promoting its inhuman polices and regarding access to international sports and cultural events: 1. VEHEMENTLY CONDEMNS the Pretoria regime for the cold-blooded murder of Thelle Simon Mogoerane, Jerry Semano Mosololi and Caiphus Thabo Motaung the ANC members hanged on 9 June 1983, extends sincere condolences to their parents, proclaims them African heroes and pledges to increase moral, political and material support to their movement in order to help hasten the attainment of the goal they sacrificed their lives for, 2. URGES all Member States to observe every year the International Day of Solidarity with the struggling people of South Africa on 16 June – the SOWETO Day when in 1976 over 2000 school children were killed in coldblood by the Pretoria regime whilst demonstrating against inferior education;

Select target paragraph3