(1)UrgetheSecurity Council tot.akeconcrete EitE!!:,Sfort.I1f'l.il:dd implementation ofthemandatory armsernbar.go imposed byitr;rnr.o]lit·innn'1LR('1ern) -6ll-and558(1984)inordertobringanendtothecontinued violati.ons ofthearms embargo, andstrongly urgethoseStateswhichdirectly orindirectly infringe the armsembargo andcontinue tocollaborate withSouthAfricainthemilitary intelligence andtechnology fieldstoeliminate forthwith suchacts; (j)CalluponallStates, pending theadoption ofcomprehensive andmandatory sanctions: (i)Toimpose embargoes onthesupplyofoil,petroleum pI'oducts andoil technology; investments, loam;andcredits; computer andcommunication equipment andotherhigh-technology products havingpotential military application; (ii)Toprohibit theimportofcoal,gold,otherminerals andagricultural products fromSouthAfrica; (iii) Toinducetransnational corporations, banksandfinancial institutions to withdraw effectively fromSouthAfrica byceasing equity investment and cutting offnon-equity links,particularly thoseinvolving transfer of hightechnology andknow-how; (iv)'Todenylanding andportrightstoSouthAfrican airandseacarriers and toseverdirecttransport linkswithSouthAfrica; (v)Tomonitor strictly theimplementation oftheabovemeasures andadopt, ftwhennecessary, legislation providing forpenalties onindividuals and enterprises violating thosemeasures; (k)Urgegovernmental andprivate financial institutions torefrain from rescheduling SouthAfrica's foreign debtandterminate anyfinancial support or favourable treatm~nt ofSouthAfricaaslongasapartheid prevails inthatcountry; (1)UrgeGovernments andnon-governmental organizations totakeappropriate measures toensuretheeffectiveness ofthecultural andsportsboycott in accordance withthepolicies oftheUnitedNations onthecultuI'al andsports isolation ofapartheid SouthAfrica; ,- (m)CalluponGovernments, intergovernmental andnon-go,"ernmental organizations andindividuals toextendallpossible assistance tothestruggling peopleofSouthAfrica andtheirnational liberation movements, toSouthAfrican refugees, particularly womenandchildren, andtothafront-line Statesthatare subject toSouthAfrica's destabi1ization; (n)Authorize theSpecial Committee against Apartl!eid, inaccordance withits mandate andactingasafocalpoint,withthesupport services oftheCentre against Apartheid, (i)tocontinue monitoring closely thesituation inSouthAfrica andtheactions oftheinternational community, particularly regarding t.he imposition andimplementation ofsanctions andtheirimpact onm?art,heig South Africa; (ii)tocontinue mobilizing international actionagainst ~~~rth~ig, interalia,through collation, analysis anddissemination ofinformation, liaison withnon-governmental organizations andrelevant individuals andgrollpsable1.0 influence publicopinion anddecision-making, aswellasthrough hearingn, conferences, consultations, missions, publicity andotherrelevant activities; -,70-(0)Request the:Secretary-General toensuretheco-ordinatioll ofactivities oftheUnitedNations ....ystemregarding thestruggle against Apartheid andthe support oftheoppressed peopleofSouthAfrica a~toundertake appropriate initiatives tofacilItate allefforts leading tothepe~cefu1 eradication of apartheidl (p)AppealtoallGovernments, intergovernmental ~ndnon-governmental organizations, information mediaandindividuals tooo-operate withtheCentre against Apartheid andtheDepartment ofPublloInformatiun oftheSecreturiat in theirrespeotive activities against APAI.t.bili, andinp~rticullu inmonitoring developments concerning international actionagainst GlU'theicl f\nd.I.ndJsseminating information onthesituation inSouthAfrioa. Notes 11:'ressrelease onhungerstrike, HumanRightsCommission (,Johannesburg), 7March1989, 11TheGuardian (London), 30June1989,andTheWeekly Mall(,JohAnnesburg), 30June-6July1989• .3.1NMSco-ordinates security andtownship upgrading through asedes oCup to700committees, which r~achfromtheCabinet directly into co~nunltieB. NMS pervades nearlyallspheres ofcommunity life.Itshighest echelon illtheState Security Council, whIchischaired bythePresident It{gj:kinP[ogr"'G.s..Lw..U~ 56-57
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a resolution or declaration from the United Nations Security Council regarding the situation in South Africa during the apartheid era. It discusses the need to impose economic sanctions and other measures to pressure the South African government to end its discriminatory policies and practices. The text also mentions the importance of providing humanitarian aid and support to the people of South Africa and their liberation movements.

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