hold assistance of any kind to the Governments of Portugal and South Africa and to the illegal racist mi­ nority régime of Southern Rhodesia until they renounce their policy of racial discrimination and colonial domi­ nation ; 10. Draws the attention of all States to the grave consequences of the formation in the southern part of Africa of an entente between the Governments of South Africa and Portugal and the illegal Tacist minority régime of Southern Rhodesia, and calls upon all States to withhold any support or assistance to this entente, whose existence and activities run counter to the interests of international peace and security; 11. Requests the colonial Powers to dismantle their , military bases and installations in colonial Territories and to refrain from establishing new ones and from using those that still exist to interfere with the libera­ tion of the peoples in colonial Territories in the exercise of their legitimate rights to freedom and inde­ pendence ; 12. Condemns the activities of those foreign financial and economic interests in colonial Territories, in par­ ticular in South West Africa, Southern Rhodesia and the Territories under Portuguese domination, which support colonial régimes and thus constitute a serious obstacle to the implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, and calls upon the Governments concerned to take the necessary measures to put an end to those activities ; 13. Condemns the policies, pursued by certain ad­ ministering Powers in the Territories under their domination, of imposing non-representative régimes and constitutions, strengthening the position of foreign financial and economic interests, misleading world public opinion and encouraging the systematic influx of foreign immigrants while displacing, deporting and transferring the indigenous inhabitants to other areas, and calls upon those Powers to desist from such manoeuvres; 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a resolution or a statement by an international organization, likely the United Nations, condemning colonialism and racial discrimination in various countries, including Portugal, South Africa, and Southern Rhodesia. The text does not mention specific economic, industrial, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the political and social aspects of colonialism and the need for independence and self-determination.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations