3. Deplores the attitude of the -main trading partners of South Africa, including three permanent members of the Security Council, which, by their failure to co­ operate in implementing resolutions of the General Assembly, by their refusal to join the Special Com­ mittee on the Policies of Apartheid of the Government of the Republic of South Africa and by their increasing collaboration with the Government of South Africa, have encouraged the latter to persist in its racial policies ; 4. Draws the attention of the main trading partners of South Africa to the fact that their increasing collabo­ ration with the Government of South Africa despite *Ibid., Twenty-first Session, Annexes, agenda item 34, docu­ments A/63S6 and A/6486. * ST/TAO/HR/27. 38 repeated appeals by the General Assembly has aggra­ vated the danger of a violent conflict, and requests them to take urgent steps towards disengagement from South Africa and to facilitate effective action, under the auspices of the United Nations, to secure the elimi­ nation of apartheid; 5. Appeals to all States: (a) To comply fully with the decisions duly taken by the Security Council which solemnly call on them to cease forthwith the sale and delivery to South Africa of arms, ammunition of all types, military vehicles and equipment and materials intended for their manufac­ ture and maintenance; (b) To discourage immediately the establishment of closer economic and financial relations with South Africa, particularly in investment and trade, and also to discourage loans by banks in their countries to the Government of South Africa or South African com­ panies, and to submit reports to the Secretary-General on steps taken in this respect, such reports to be trans­ mitted by the Secretary-General to the General Assem­ bly and the Special Committee ; (<r) To consider effective political, moral and ma­
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a resolution or a statement from the United Nations, addressing the issue of apartheid in South Africa. It mentions the failure of certain countries to cooperate with the UN's efforts to implement resolutions, and urges them to take steps to disengage from South Africa and to eliminate apartheid. The text also calls upon all states to comply with Security Council decisions regarding the sale of arms and military equipment to South Africa, and to discourage economic and financial relations with the country.

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