mobilizing public opinion against apartheid. 24. The General Assembly encourages them to concert and redouble their efforts, in co-operation with the Special Com­ mittee against Apartheid and with the Centre against Apart­ heid, and, in particular: (a) To" exert their influence to persuade Governments which continue to collaborate with the racist régime of South Africa to desist from such collaboration; (i>) To press all Governments to implement United Nations resolutions against apartheid; (c) To expand campaigns for the boycott of South African goods; (d) To intensify campaigns against banks and other trans­ national companies which collaborate with South Africa; (e) To establish solidarity funds and provide assistance to the South African liberation movements; (/) To assist political refugees from South Africa; (g) To publicize the struggle for liberation in South Africa; (h) To observe annually the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, on 21 March, and the Day of Solidarity with South African Political Prisoners, on 11 October. 25. The General Assembly calls upon trade unions, in particular: (a) To organize rallies and information campaigns among the workers to make them fully aware of the problem of apartheid and to secure their collaboration in industrial action against South Africa; (i) To support internationally co-ordinated boycotts of South African goods; (c) To organize international trade-union action to ban the handling of goods going to and from South Africa; (d) To investigate the operations of companies with sub­ sidiaries inside South Africa; (e) To undertake, in the countries concerned, industrial action against transnational companies which refuse to recog­ nize African trade unions in South Africa and fail to comply with internationally recognized labour standards; (/) To give moral and financial support to the African and non-racial trade unions in South Africa, including legal assistance to imprisoned and restricted trade unionists; 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be focused on international efforts to combat apartheid in South Africa, with a emphasis on mobilizing public opinion, encouraging governments and trade unions to take action, and providing support to affected individuals and organizations. The language and content suggest a strong emphasis on human rights and social justice, rather than economic or environmental issues.

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