perpetrated or in some other State, whenever they: (a) Commit, participate in, directly incite or conspire in tbe commission of the acts mentioned in article II of the present Convention; (fc) Directly abet, encourage or co-operate in the com­ mission of the crime of apartheid. Article IV The States Parties to the present Convention undertake: (a) To adopt any legislative or other measures necessary to suppress as well as to prevent any encouragement of the crime of apartheid and similar segregationist policies or their manifestations and to punish persons guilty of that crime; (ft) To adopt legislative, judicial and administrative meas­ ures to psosecute, bring to trial and punish in accordar;- with their jurisdiction persons responsible for, or accused of, the acts defined in article II of the present Convention, whether or Dot such persons reside in tbe territory of tbe State in which the acts are committed or are nationals of mat State or of some other State or are stateless persons. Article V Persons charged with the acts enumerated in article II of (he present Convention may be tried by a competent tribunal of any State Party to the Convention which may acquire jurisdiction over the person of the accused or by an interna­ tional penal tribunal having jurisdiction with respect to those States Parties which shall have accepted its jurisdiction. Article VI The States Parties to the present Convention undertake to accept and carry out in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations tbe decisions taken by the Security Council aimed at the prevention, suppression and punishment of the crime of apartheid, and to co-operate in the implementation of decisions adopted by other competent organs of the United Nations with a view to achieving the purposes of the Con­ vention. Article VU 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a legal document, specifically a convention, that aims to prevent and punish the crime of apartheid. It outlines the responsibilities of states parties to the convention, including the adoption of legislative measures to suppress and punish the crime, and the cooperation with international organizations to achieve the purposes of the convention. The text does not mention any specific economic, social, or cultural issues, but rather focuses on the legal and political aspects of combating apartheid.

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