The World - News from Sept. 11, 1988

Foreign ministers of the 101-nation Nonaligned Movement closed a four-day meeting in Nicosia, Cyprus, after adopting resolutions condemning Israel and South Africa. The ministers lamented “increased cooperation between Israel and South Africa” and expressed “indignation and dismay that certain Western nations . . . continued to aid and abet apartheid economically, financially, politically, diplomatically and militarily.” It called on member states “to begin in earnest the stockpiling of relief materials for appropriate use in support of the front-line and other states in southern Africa, to assist them to withstand reprisals by South Africa.”