South African sports teams shall not apply to non-racial sports bodies endorsed by the Special Committee against Apartheid, the Organization of African Unity and the South African lib­ eration movements recognized by it and their members. Article 18 All international, regional and national sports bodies and Olympic committees shall endorse the principles of this Dec­ laration and support and uphold all provisions contained therein. N BANTUSTANS The General Assembly, Recalling its resolution 31/6 A of 26 October 1976, entitled "The so-called independent Transkei and other bantustans", Condemning the racist régime of South Africa for its threats against Lesotho for having refused recognition of the so-called "independent" Transkei, Further condemning the racist régime of South Af­ rica for its stubborn pursuit of the bantustan policy and its plans to declare the so-called "independence" of Bophutbatswana, Reiterating that the bantustan policy is designed to divide the African people of South Africa and deprive them of their inalienable rights in the country, Convinced that the racist régime seeks to establish bantustans as reservoirs of cheap labour, strategic ham­ lets and buffer zones against the struggle for freedom in the country as a whole, Noting that the African people of South Africa have rejected and opposed bantustans and the tribal chiefs who have collaborated with the racist régime in the creation of these bantustans, 1. Again denounces the establishment of bantustans as designed to consolidate the inhuman policy of apart­ heid, to destroy the territorial integrity of the country, to perpetuate white minority domination and to deprive the African people of South Africa of their inalienable rights; 2. Denounces the declaration of the so-called "in­ dependence" of the Transkei and that of Bophuthat- swana and any other bantustans which may be created by the racist régime of South Africa and declares them totally invalid; 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a declaration or resolution related to the political and social situation in South Africa during the apartheid era. It condemns the racist regime's policies, including the creation of bantustans, and calls for international recognition and support for the liberation movements. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather focuses on the political and social aspects of the situation.

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