unless theyexecute aswornaffidavit renouncing apartheid. 11.ThePhilippine Government regularly contributes totheUnited Nations Trust FundforSouthAfrica, theUnited Nations Educational andTraining Programme for Southern Africa, andtheUnited Nations TrustFundforPUblicity against Apartheid. 12.ThePhilippines IasaStatepartytotheInternational Conventions against Apartheid inSports, doesnotparticipate insporting andotherinternational competitions thatinclude delegations fromSouthAfrica. 13.ThePhilippine Department ofEducation, Culture andSports, andtheDepartment ofLaborandEmployment respectively monitor Philippine compliance withtheUNESCO Convention Against Discrimination inEducation andtheILQConvention Concerning Discrimination (Employment andOccupation). 14.ThePhilippines continues toenforce Presidential Decree No.1350of17April declaring violations ofArticle 4oftheInternational Convention onthe Elimination ofAllFormsofRacial Discrimination tobeunlawful andproviding penalties therefore. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the Philippines' stance and actions regarding apartheid in South Africa, including its contributions to UN funds and conventions, monitoring of compliance with international agreements, and enforcement of domestic laws. This suggests that the text is more focused on international relations and human rights rather than economic or environmental issues.

**Category**
International relations, Education