contrary to the interests of the indigenous inhabitants; (b) The obstruction of the access of the indigenous inhabitants to their natural resources ; (c) The promotion and tolerance of injustice and discrimination in the remuneration of labour and in the establishment of working conditions ; 8. Calls upon the colonial Powers to review, in ac­ cordance with the provisions of the present resolu­ tion, all the privileges and concessions which are against the interests of the indigenous inhabitants ; 9. Requests the United Nations Council for South West Africa to take urgent and effective measures to put an end to laws and practices established in the Territory of South West Africa by the Government of South Africa contrary to the purposes and principles of the Charter ; 10. Requests the colonial Powers to stop immediately the practice of alienation of lands from the indigenous inhabitants and to take immediate action to return to them all such alienated lands; 11. Urges all States concerned to co-operate fully with the United Nations in the rapid and effective im­ plementation of resolution 1514 (XV) so as to ensure to the peoples the exercise of their right to self-deter­ mination and independence and to the use of the natural resources of their own Territories ; 12. Requests the Special Committee to continue its «tudy of the problem and to report thereon to the Gen­ eral Assembly at its twenty-third session ; 13. Decides to maintain this item on its agenda. 1622nd plenary meeting, 7 December 1967. 40 2307 (XXO). The poKcies of apartheid of the Government of the Republic of South Africa The General Assembly, Recalling its resolutions on this question and reaffirm­ ing, in particular, resolution 2202 (XXI) of 16 De­ cember 1966, Recalling Security Council resolutions 181 (1963) of7 August 1963, 182 (1963) of 4 December 1963, 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the rights and interests of indigenous inhabitants in South West Africa, specifically with regards to their natural resources, labor, and self-determination. It also mentions the actions of colonial powers and the Government of South Africa, which suggests a strong focus on political and social issues rather than economic or environmental ones.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Employment, Human rights