under colonial domination, and deploring the negative attitude of certain colonial Powers, and in particular the intransigent attitude of the Governments of Portugal 33 Official Records of the General Assembly, Twenty-first Session, Annexes, addendum to agenda item 23 (A/6300/Rev.l). 36 and South Africa, which refuse to recognize the right of colonial peoples to self-determination and inde­ pendence, Concerned at the policy followed by colonial Powers of circumventing the rights of colonial peoples through the promotion of the systematic influx of foreign im­ migrants and the displacement, deportation or transfer of the indigenous inhabitants, Bearing in mind that the preservation of colonialism and its manifestations, including racism and apartheid, and the attempts of some colonial Powers to suppress national liberation movements by repressive activities and the use of armed force against peoples are in­ compatible with the Charter and the Declaration, Deploring the attitude of certain States which, despite the resolutions of the General Assembly and of the Special Committee, continue to co-operate with the Governments of Portugal and South Africa and with the illegal racist minority régime of Southern Rhodesia, which are continuing to repress the African populations, Having considered the sections of the report of the Special Committee dealing with the activities of foreign economic and other financial interests operating in South West Africa, the Territories under Portuguese domination and Southern Rhodesia, and the conclusions and recommendations contained therein, Convinced that further delay in the complete and universal implementation of the Declaration remains a source of international conflicts and differences, which are seriously impeding international co-operation and endangering world peace and security, Noting the action taken and envisaged by the Special Committee with respect to the list of Territories to which the Declaration applies, Having adopted resolutions on specific Territories considered by the Special Committee, 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement condemning colonialism and apartheid, highlighting the negative attitudes of certain colonial powers, and urging for the complete and universal implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples. The text mentions the promotion of foreign immigrants, displacement, deportation, and transfer of indigenous inhabitants, as well as the repression of national liberation movements. These themes suggest a focus on political and social issues rather than economic or environmental concerns.

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