enable sports bodies, teams or individuals to participate in sports activities in countries practising apartheid or with teams and individual sportsmen selected on the basis of apartheid; (¿>) Refusal to provide financial or other assistance for any purpose to sports bodies whose team members or affiliates participate in such sporting activities; (c) Withdrawal of access to national sporting facilities to such teams or individuals; (d) Non-recognition by States of all professional sporting contracts which involve sporting activities in any country prac­ tising apartheid, or with teams or individual sportsmen selected on the basis of apartheid; (e) Denial and withdrawal of national honours or awards to such teams or individuals; (/) Denial of official receptions to teams or sportsmen par­ ticipating in sports activities with teams or individual sports­ men from any country practising apartheid. Article 6 States shall deny visas and/or entry to representatives of sports bodies, members of teams or individual sportsmen from any country practising apartheid. Article 7 States shall establish national regulations and guidelines against participation with apartheid in sports and shall ensure that effective means exist for bringing about compliance with such guidelines. Article 8 States shall co-operate with anti-apartheid movements and other organizations which are engaged in promoting the im­ plementation of the principles of this Declaration. Article 9 States undertake to encourage actively and publicly all official bodies, private enterprises and other groups engaged in promoting, organizing or servicing sports activities to refrain from undertaking any action which in any way supports, assists or enables the organization of activities involving apartheid in sports. Article 10 States shall urge all their regional, provincial and other au­ thorities to take whatever steps are necessary to ensure the strict compliance with the provisions of this Declaration. Article 11 States agree to use their best endeavours to terminate the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a declaration aimed at combating apartheid in sports, outlining measures to be taken by states to prevent the participation of teams or individuals who promote or support apartheid. The focus is on the political and ethical aspects of sports, rather than economic or environmental issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture