(e) Refusing landing and passage facilities to all air­ craft belonging to the Government of South Africa and companies registered under the laws of South Africa; 5. Decides to establish a Special Committee con­ sisting of representatives of Member States nominated by the President of the General Assembly, with the fol­ lowing terms of reference : (a) To keep the racial policies of the Government of South Africa under review when the Assembly is not in session; (b) To report either to the Assembly or to the Security Council or to both, as may be appropriate, from time to time; 6. Requests all Member States: (a) To do everything in their power to help the Special Committee to accomplish its task ; (6) To refrain from any act likely to delay or hinder the implementation of the present resolution ; 7. Invites Member States to inform the General Assembly at its eighteenth session regarding actions 13 taken, separately or collectively, in dissuading the Gov­ ernment of South Africa from pursuing its policies of apartheid ; 8. Requests the Security Council to take appropriate measures, including sanctions, to secure South Africa's compliance with the resolutions of the General Assembly and of the Security Council on this subject and, if neces­ sary, to consider action under Article 6 of the Charter. 1165th plenary meeting, 6 November 1962. * * The President of the General Assembly in pursuance of paragraph 5 of the above resolution, appointed the following members of the Special Committee on the policies of apartheid of the Government of the Republic of South Africa: ALGERIA, COSTA RICA, FEDERATION OF MALAYA, GHANA, GUINEA, HAITI, HUNGARY, NEPAL, NIGERIA, PHILIPPINES and SOMALIA.* < See A/5400. 1779 (XVII). Manifestations of racial prejudice and national and religious intolerance The General Assembly, 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the political situation in South Africa and the international community's response to it. The resolution mentions apartheid policies, racial prejudice, and national and religious intolerance, which are all political and social issues. The text also discusses the establishment of a Special Committee and the implementation of sanctions, which are economic and political measures.

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