policies, 1. Proclaims that any collaboration with the racist régime of South Africa constitutes a hostile act against the oppressed people of South Africa and a contempt­ uous defiance of the United Nations and the interna­ tional community; 2. Strongly condemns the action of those States and foreign economic and other interests which continue to collaborate with the racist régime of South Africa; 3. Calls upon Member States still engaged in eco­ nomic collaboration and trade with the racist régime of South Africa to implement the relevant General As­ sembly resolutions and to cease forthwith any such collaboration with that régime; 4. Calls upon all Governments to take effective action to prohibit all loans to or investments in South Africa by banks and corporations within their national jurisdiction; 5. Condemns the intensified activities of transna­ tional corporations, which continue to exploit the ra­ cially oppressed people of South Africa and plunder its natural resources and thereby are accomplices to the crimes of the apartheid régime; 6. Requests all agencies within the United Nations system to refrain from any dealings with corporations which provide any loans to, or make any investment in, South Africa; 7. Requests the Economic and Social Council to invite the Commission on Transnational Corporations to study and publicize the involvement of transnational corporations in the apartheid economy of South Africa; it Ibid., Supplement No. 22 (Am/22). IB Ibid., Supplement No. 22A (A/31/22/Add.l-3). 8. Requests the International Monetary Fund to refrain forthwith from extending credits to South Africa; 9. Requests the Economic and Social Council to invite the Commission on Human Rights to give special attention to the scope and consequences of the activi­ ties of the transnational corporations in South Africa; 10. Commends all those Governments which have ceased all economic collaboration with the racist régime 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be focused on condemning the economic and financial support of the apartheid regime in South Africa, and urging international organizations and governments to take action to stop it. The text highlights the role of transnational corporations in perpetuating the apartheid regime and requests international organizations to study and publicize their involvement. The text also emphasizes the need for governments to take action to prohibit loans and investments in South Africa.

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