2.Reiterates thatanyadministering oroccupying Powerwhichdeprivesthecolonial peoplesoftheexercise oftheirlegitimate rightsovertheirnatural resources orsubordinates therightsandinterests ofthosepeoplestoforeign economic andfinancial interests violates thesolemnobligationsithasassumed undertheCharteroftheUnitedNations; 3.Reaffirms that,bytheirdepletive exploitation ('Ifnatural resources,thecontinued accumulation andrepatriation ofhugeprofits andtheuseofthoseprofits fortheenrichment offoreignsettlers andtheperpetration ofcolonial domination andracialdiscrimination insouthern Africa, theactivities offoreign economic, financial andotherinterests operating thereatpresent constitute amajorobstacle topolitic&1 independence andracialequality, aswellastotheenjoyment ofthenatural resources bythepeoplesoftheregion; 4.Condemns theactivities offoreign economic andotherinterests inthecolonial Territorie~ asimpeding theimplementation oftheDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples, contained inGeneral Assembly resolution 1514(XV),andtheefforts toeliminate colonialism,apartheid andracialdiscrimination; 5.Condemns thepolicies ofGovernments whichCOD"tJ.:aue tosupportorcollaborate withthoseforeign economic andotherinterests engagedinexploiting thenatural andhumanresources oftheTerritories, illegallyexploiting Namibia's mar~neresources, violating thepolitical, economic andsocialrightsandinterests oftheindigenous peoples andthusobstructing -91-No.the Ter co sup it ref to nat ope det to co any Afr eco fun, to repr plun legi the ofN have ast regi reso incl int reso and Reso 27S illethefullandspeedym.plementation oftheDeclaration J.nrespect ofthose Territories; 6.Strongly condemns "thecontinuing collaboration ofcertain Hestern countries andotherStateswithSouthAfricainthenuclear fieldwhich,by supplying theracistregimewithnuclear equipment andtechnology~ enables ittoincrease itsnuclear capability, andcallsuponallGovernments to refrain fromallsuchcollaboration withthatregime; 7.CallsonceagainuponallGovernments whichhavenotyetdoneso totakelegislative, administrative orothermeasures inrespectoftheir nationals andthebodiescorporate undertheirjurisdiction thatownand operate enterprises incolonial Territories, particularly inAfrica, whichare detrimental totheinterests oftheinhabitants ofthoseTerritories, inorder toputanendtosuchenterprises andtoprevent newinvestments whichrun counter totheinterests oftheinhabitants ofthoseTerritories; 8.CallsuponallStatestoterminate, orcausetohaveterminated, anyinvestments inNamibia orloanstotheminority racistregimeofSouth Africa, aswellasanyagreements ormeasures to.promote tradeorother economic relations withthatregime; 9.Requests allStatestotakeeffective measures toendthesupplyof funp.sandotherformsofassistance, including military supplies andequipment, totheracistminority regimeofSouthAfrica, whichusessuchassistance to repress thepeopleofNamibia andtheirnational liberation movement; 10.Strongly condemns SouthAfricaforitscontinued exploitation and plundering ofthenatural -;:,esources ofNamibia incomplete disregard ofthe legitimate interests oftheNamibian peopleandforitsillegal extension of theterritorial seaanditsproclamation ofaneconomic zoneoffthecoast ofNamibia; 11.Callsuponthoseoil-producing andoil-exporting countries which havenotyetdonesototakeeffective measures against theoilcompanies so astoterminat~ thesupplyofcrudeoilandpetroleum products totheracist regimeofSouthAfrica; 12.Reiterates thattheexploitation andplundering ofthenatural resources ofNamibia bySouthAfrican andotherforeign economic interests, including theactivities ofthosetransnational corporations whichareengaged intheexploitation andexportoftheTerritory's uranium oresandother resources, inviolation oftherelevant resolutions oftheGeneral Assembly andthe3ecurity Council andofDecreeNo.1fortheProtection oftheNatural Resources ofNamibia, enacted bytheUnitedNations Council forNamibia on 27September 1974,51isillegal andcontributes tothemaintenance ofthe illegal occupation regime;
**Analysis**
The text primarily focuses on the exploitation and plundering of natural resources, particularly in the context of colonialism and apartheid in Namibia. The document condemns the activities of foreign economic and other interests that prioritize profits over the rights and interests of the indigenous peoples, and calls for measures to end such exploitation. The text also touches on the theme of international relations, condemning the collaboration of certain Western countries with the racist regime of South Africa.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, International trade