determination, and to submit its conclusions and rec­ ommendations to the General Assembly, through the Economic and Social Council, as soon as possible. 1915th plenary meeting, 30 November 1970. 1 Final Act of the ¡nternational Conference on Human Rights (United Nations publication, Sales No.: E.68JCTV.2), "«Resolution 2625 (XXV). « Ibid. 66 2671 (XXV). The policies of apartheid of the Government of South Africa7 A The General Assembly, Taking note of the work of the Special Committee on Apartheid,9 Considering it essential to intensify United Nations efforts to promote concerted international action for the elimination of apartheid in South Africa, Recognizing the need for greater co-ordination of efforts by the United Nations towards this end and for the elimination of duplication, in order to utilize the resources for a more effective international cam­ paign against apartheid, 1. Requests the Special Committee on Apartheid constantly to review all aspects of the policies of apartheid in South Africa and its international reper­ cussions, including: (a) Legislative, administrative and other racially discriminatory measures in South Africa and their effects; (fc) Repression of opponents of apartheid; (c) Efforts by the Government of South Africa to extend its inhuman policies of apartheid beyond the borders of South Africa; (d) Ways and means of promoting concerted inter­ national action to secure the elimination of apartheid; and to report from time to time, as appropriate, to the General Assembly or the Security Council, or both; 2. Draws the attention of all United Nations organs concerned to this decision, so that any undue dupli­ cation of efforts may be avoided; 3. Decides to expand the membership of the Spe­ cial Committee by not more than seven additional members; 4. Requests the President of the General Assembly to appoint the additional members of the Special Com­
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the elimination of apartheid in South Africa, focusing on the policies and effects of apartheid, as well as international efforts to combat it. The text mentions the Special Committee on Apartheid, the General Assembly, and the Security Council, indicating that it is a diplomatic and political document.

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