(u) To accede to the International Convention on the Sup­ pression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid'?9 (v) 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; (H>) TO promote action by intergovernmental organizations in support of the struggle for liberation in South Africa; (x) To provide, at their request, all necessary assistance to independent African States subjected to acts of aggression by the racist régime of South Africa in order to enable them to defend their sovereignty and territorial integrity. II. ACTION BY THE SPECIALIZED AGENCIES AND OTHER INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 22. The General Assembly calls upon all specialized agen­ cies and other intergovernmental organizations to contribute to the maximum to the international campaign against apart­ heid. It suggests in particular that they: (a) Exclude the racist régime of South Africa from any participation in their organizations; (b) Deny any assistance to the racist régime of South Africa; ««Resolution 3068 (XXVIII), annex. (c) Invite representatives of the South African liberation movements recognized by the Organization of African Unity to attend, inter alia, their conferences and seminars and make financial provision for their participation; (d) Provide appropriate assistance to the oppressed people of South Africa and to their liberation movements; (f) Disseminate information against apartheid in co­ operation with the United Nations; (/) Provide employment within their secretariats and as­ sistance for education and training to the oppressed people of South Africa. III. ACTION BY TRADE UNIONS, CHURCHES, Ksn-apartheid AND SOLIDARITY MOVEMENTS AND OTHER NON-GOVERN­ MENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 23. The General Assembly commends the activities of all public organizations in denouncing the racist régime of South Africa, in supporting United Nations resolutions against apart­ heid, in assisting the oppressed people of South Africa and in 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on promoting international cooperation and solidarity to combat the crime of apartheid in South Africa, with specific actions requested from intergovernmental organizations, specialized agencies, and non-governmental organizations. The emphasis is on political and social issues rather than economic or environmental ones.

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