clearevidence ofprofound andirreversible changeinSouthAfrica. 3.ThePhilippines hasconsistently supported allresolutions against apartheid attheUnited Nations General Assembly andotherinternational forums, including resolutions recommending comprehensive andmandatory sanctions against SouthAfrica underChapter VIIoftheUnited Nations Charter. 4.ThePhilippines hasnodiplomatic relations withSouthAfrica. 5.ThePhilippines hasnoeconomic, trade,cultural ormilitary relations or co-operation withSouthAfrica. 6.ThePhilippines imposes abanontradeandtravel toSouthAfrica, including a banonservices ortheexport ofPhilippine manpower tothatcountry. 7.ThePhilippine Government restricts localcompanies fromproviding Philippine seamen toserveaboard SouthAfrican-registered vessels. /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/44/ 960/ ,'dd,3 Euglish Page 3 8, The Philippine Goverument inposes restrictions on loca1 rnanning conpanies from providing Philippiae seamen to serve on board F.O.C. vessels whose oeners are South African. 9. There is no corporation registered in the PhilippiDes with business transactions in Soubh Africa, 10. The Philippine Government does not issue visas to South Africa! nationals unless they execute a sworn af,fidavit renouncing apartheid. 11. The Philippine Gover nent regufarly cortributes to the United Nations Trust Fund for south Africa, the Unitetl Nations Educational and Training Prograrnme for Southern Africa, and the United Nations Trust Fund for Publicity agaiost ADartheid. L2. The Philippines, as a State party to the International Conventions against Apartheid itl Sports, does not participate in sportsing antl other international' competitions that include deLegations from South Africa, 13. The Philippine Departnent of Education, Culture and SPorts, altd the DePartnent of Labor anal Enplolzment respectivel.y monitor Philippine compliance with the UNESCO Convention Against DiscrimiEation itr Education and the ILO Conveltion Concerning Discrininatiolr (Enplol'rneDt and Occupation). L4. The Philippines continues to enforce PresidentiaL Decree No. 1350 of 17 APriI declaring vioLations of Article 4 of the Internatioual Convention on the ELimination of All Forns of Racial Discrirnination to be untawful atrd providing Denalties therefore.A/44/960/Add.3 English Page3 8.ThePhilippine -Government imposes restrictions onlocalmanning companies from providing Philippine seamen toserveonboardF.O.C. vessels whoseowners areSouth African. 9.Thereisnocorporation registered inthePhilippines withbusiness transactions inSouthAfrica. 10.ThePhilippine Government doesnotissuevisastoSouthAfrican nationals
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement of the Philippines' stance on apartheid in South Africa, outlining various measures and restrictions imposed by the Philippine government. The focus is on international relations, diplomatic and economic sanctions, and human rights, rather than specific development or environmental issues.

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