Fund to terminate credits or other assistance to the racist minority regime of South Africa; again requested the International Atomic Energy Agency to refrain from extending to South Africa any facilities which may assist it in its nucl~ar plans; and requested and authorized the Special Committee to intensify its activities for the total isolation of the racist regime of South Africa, for promoting comprehensive and mandatory sanctions against South Africa and tor mobilizing public opinion and encouraging public action against collaboration with South Africa; (b) Resolution 39/72 B, in which the Assembly endorsed the recommendations contained in the report of the Special Committee relating to its programme of work and activities to promote the international campaign against apartheid; (c) Resolution 39/72 E, in which the Assembly invited the Secretary-General to take all appropriate steps to ensure full co-operation by the Department of Public Information of the United Nations Secretariat, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and all United Nations offices and agencies with the Special Committee and the Centre against Apartheid; called upon the Department of Public Information to ensure the widest dissemination of information on atrocities and crimes committed by the apartheid regime; and appealed to all Governments, information media, non-governmental organizations and individuals to lend their co-operation to the United Nations in disseminating information against apartheid; (d) Resolution 39/72 E, in which the Assembly noted that the so-called reforms in South Africa, including the so-called "new constitution", had the effect of further entrenching the apartheid system and further dividing the people of South Africa; I ... ~ ---E/1985/114 Enqlish Page 8 (e) Resolution 39/72 G, in which the Assembly urged the Security Council to consider without delay the adoption of effective mandatory sanctions against South Africa; and further urged the Security Council to take steps for the strict 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be focused on international politics and diplomacy, specifically regarding the apartheid regime in South Africa. The resolutions discussed are related to economic and political sanctions, public awareness campaigns, and international cooperation to combat apartheid. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors, but rather highlights the international community's efforts to address the political and social issues surrounding apartheid.

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