measures in order to prevent any circumvention by their nationals, organizations, companies and other institutions of their nationality, of the decisions taken by the Security Council in resolutions 232 ( \ 966) and 25 3 ( 1968), all proviliona 1-,f which shall fully remain in force; 9. Decide$, in accordance with Article 41 oi the Charter and in furthering the objective of ending the rebellion, that Member States shall: (a) Immediately sever all diplomatic, consular, trade, military and other relations that they may have with the illegal regime in Southern Rhodesia, and terminate any representation that they may maintain in the Territory; (b) Immediately interrupt any existing means of transportation to and from Southern Rhodesia; 10. Requests the Government of the United King­ dom, as the administering Power, to rescind or withdraw any existing agreements on the basis of which foreign consular, trade and other representation may at present be maintained in or with Southern Rhodesia; 11. Requests Member States to take all possible further action under Article 41 of the Charter to deal with the situation in Southern Rhodesia, not excluding any of the measures provided in that Article; 12. Calls upor, Member States to take appropriate action to suspend any membership or associate mem­ bership that the illegal regime of Southern Rhodesia has in the specialized agencies of the United Nations; 13. Urges member States of any international or regional organizations to suspend the membership of the illegal regime of Southern Rhodesia from their respective organizations and to refuse any request for membership from that regime; 14. Urges Member States to increase moral and material assistance to the people of Southern Rhodesia in their legitimate struggle to achieve freedom and independence; 15. Requests the specialized agencies and other international or,anizations concerned, in consultation with the Organization of African Unity, to give aid 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a resolution or declaration regarding the situation in Southern Rhodesia, focusing on measures to be taken by member states to prevent circumvention of Security Council decisions and to support the people of Southern Rhodesia in their struggle for freedom and independence. The text mentions diplomatic, trade, and military relations, as well as transportation and representation, which suggests a focus on international relations and politics.

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