AHG/Res. 112 (XIX) 3. STRONGLY CONDEMNS the Apartheid regime for the stepped-up internal repression, assassination of ANC members and leaders as well as the criminal acts of terrorism and massacres repeatedly carried out by the Pretoria regime against innocent South African refugees and nationals of the neighboring countries; 4. DECLARES that the Pretoria regime’s continued system of Apartheid and acts of internal repression and terrorism as well as acts of destabilization and aggression against the Southern African independent states constitutes a threat to world peace and international security; 5. URGES the African Group at the United Nations to work towards the early convening of the Security Council for the purpose of strengthening the arms embargo and imposing comprehensive and mandatory sanctions against racist South Africa under chapter VII of the charter of the United Nations; 6. STRONGLY CONDEMNS the Reagan Administration for its selfproclaimed alliance with the racist Pretoria regime, the violation of the arms embargo and policy of “constructive engagements” designed to rehabilitate the Apartheid regime and isolate the National Liberation Movement in order to ensure the perpetuation of the Apartheid system; 7. REITERATE its full and unswerving support for the struggle against the Apartheid regime in all forms especially the armed struggle for the seizure of power by the people of South Africa; 8. COMMENDS the Frontline States and Lesotho for the courageous sacrifice they are making in resisting the policies of blackmail and intimidation pursued by the Apartheid regime in order to coerce them to abandon their traditional position of giving moral and political support to the Liberation Movement of South Africa including the granting of political asylum of refugees backing Apartheid repression; 9. CONVINCED that the sole obstacle to peace, security and stability in Southern Africa is the Apartheid regime and its policies of internal