~ossible measures towithhold anyfinancial, ~conomic, technical orother assistance fromtheracistGovernment ofSouthAfrica,todiscontinue allforms ofco-operation, untilitrestores tothepeopleofNamibiatheirinalienable rightto~elf-determination andindependence andtorefrain fromtaking anyaction whichmightimplyrecognition ofthelegitimacy ofthedomination ofNamibia by theracist,colonialist regimeinSouthAfrica. TheSub-Committee commends all thos~agencies andorganizations'which haveterminated relations withthE"South African regimeandrecommends thattheSpecial Committee request theGeneral Assembly toholdaccountable thoseagencies andorganizations whichstill continu~ toextendthiskindofassistance toSouthAfrica. (10)Inthisconnexion, theSub-CommittE"e regretsthattheWorldBankandthe International Monetary Fundcontinue tomaintain linkswiththeracistSouth African regimeasexemplified bythecontinued membership ofSouthAfricainboth organizations. I (11)TheSub-Committee deeplydeplores inparticular thecontinued collaboration between theInternational Monetary FundandSouthAfricaindisregard ofGeneral Assembly resolution 35/29of21November 1980andotherrelevant resolutions oftheGeneral Assembly. TheSub-Committee isalsooftheviewthat SouthAfrica's continued membership intheFund,anditsconsequent abilityto borrowmoneyfromitwhennecessary, notonlyfliesinthefaceofrepeated General Assembly resolutions butalsoenables SouthAfricainturntoborrowmoreandon bettertermsinprivateinternational financial markets, thereby playing akey roleinbuttressing theracistminority regimeandinenablingittopursueits illegal occupation ofNamibia anditsactsofaggression towardsitsneighbours. (12)TheSub-Committee therefore recommends thattheGeneral Assembly, atits thirty-sixth session, shouldpropose, underarticleIIIoftheAgreement between theUnitedNations andtheInternational Monetary Fund,theurgentinclusion in theagendaoftheBoardofGovernors oftheInternational Monetary Fundofan itemdealingwiththerelationship betweentheFundandSouthAfrica. Itfurther recommends that,inpursuance ofarticleIIoftheAgreement, therelevant organs oftheUnitedNations shouldparticipate inanymeetingoftheBoardofGovernors calledbytheFundforthepurpose ofdiscussing theabove-mentioned item. (13)TheSub-Committee alaorecommends thesendingin1982ofahigh-level missiontotheFundwhich,subjecttotheagreement oftheotherbodiesinvolved, wouldbecomposed oftheChairman oftheSpecial Committee, thePresident ofthe Council forNamibia andtheChairman oftheSpecial Committee against Apartheid. (14)TheSub-Committee recommends' thattheUnitonStudies andInformation on DES'colonization shouldprepare anin-depth studyontherelationship betweenthe International Monetary FundandSouthAfricatoassisttheFourthCommittee atthe thirty-sixth sessionoftheGeneral Assembly initsconsideration oftheitem entitled "Implementa.tion oftheDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence to Colonial Countries andPeoples bythespecialized agencies andtheinternational institutions associated witlitheUnitedNations". (15)TheSub-Committee urgesthE'specialized agencies andotherorganizations oftheUnitedNations systemtoassistinaccelerating progress inallsectors ofthenational lifeofthes~lcolonial Territories. -108-ot of In rE' c Ne; of refe anda J5 j; ss (16)TheSub-Committee drawstheattention ofthespecialized agencies and otherinternational organizations associated withtheUnitedNationstothePlan ofActionfortheFullImplementation oftheDeclaration ontheGranting of ion Independenc~ toColonial Countries andPeoples, contained inGeneral Assembly resolution 35/118of11December 1980,andinparticular tothoseprovisions calling Ohthespecialized agencies andotherorganizations oftheUnited Nations systemtorenderallpossible moralandmaterial assiatance tothepeoples ofthecolonial Territories andtotheirnational liberation movements. b / the th gard t ~ral 3 its :l !r :lS l"B L i, on ~he lons , " j\ .,'blTherepresentative ofIndonesia maintained thatliberation movements referred tointhepresent reportweresubjecttorecognition bytheUnitedNations andrespective regional organiz~tions. -l')Q-1. Assembly measu.Y'e 0 United Na: informati 2. continue Article 7 onpoliti within a administrThe
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a formal document discussing the economic and political situation of South Africa and its relationship with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and other international organizations. It is likely related to issues of economic development, international trade, and humanitarian aid and relief.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade, Humanitarian aid and relief