racist régime of South Africa and companies regis­ tered in South Africa; (v) To deny tariff and other preferences to South African exports and any inducements or guarantees for invest­ ment in South Africa; (vi) To take appropriate action in international agencies and organizations—such as the European Economic Community, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, the International Monetary Fund and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop­ ment—for denial by them of all assistance and com­ mercial or other facilities to the South African ré­ gime; (vii) To take appropriate action, separately or collectively, against transnational companies collaborating with South Africa; D. Airlines and shipping lines (d) To refuse landing and passage facilities to all aircraft belonging to the racist régime of South Africa and companies registered under the laws of South Africa; (e) To close ports to all vessels flying the South African flag; (/) To prohibit airlines and shipping lines registered in their countries from providing services to and from South Africa; E. Emigration (g) To prohibit or discourage the flow of immigrants, particularly skilled and technical personnel, to South Africa; F. Cultural, educational, sporting and other collaboration with South Africa (h) To suspend cultural, educational, sporting and other exchanges with the racist regime and with organizations or institutions in South Africa which practise apartheid; (i) To implement United Nations resolutions on apartheid in sports and, in particular: (i) To refrain from all contact with sports bodies estab­ lished on the basis of apartheid or with racially selected sports teams from South Africa; (ii) To withhold any support from sporting events which are organized in violation of the Olympic principle with the participation of racially selected teams from South Africa; 1 40 (iii) To encourage sports organizations to refrain from any exchanges with racially selected teams from South Africa; 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a list of economic sanctions aimed at the racist regime of South Africa, targeting various sectors such as trade, investment, airlines, shipping, and immigration. It also mentions international organizations and sports events, indicating a broader international scope. The text does not seem to be related to issues like natural resources, health, education, humanitarian aid, or science and technology.

**Category**
International Trade, Transport and Communication, Industry