ritories, as well as their right to dispose of these resources in their best interests ; *Ibid., agenda item 24, documents A/6868 and Add.l. SA/C.4/700. 3. Declares that the colonial Powers which deprive the colonial peoples of the exercise and the full en­ joyment of those rights, or which subordinate them to the economic or financial interests of their own nationals or of nationals of other countries, are violating the obligations they have assumed under Chapters XI and XII of the Charter of the United Nations and are impeding the full and prompt implementation of Gen­ eral Assembly resolution 1514 (XV) ; 4. Strongly condemns the exploitation of the colonial Territories and peoples and the methods practised in the Territories under colonial domination by the for­ eign financial, economic and other interests which are designed to perpetuate the colonial régimes contrary to the principles embodied in resolution 1514 (XV) ; 5. Deplores the policies of the colonial Powers which permit the exploitation of the natural resources of the Territories under their administration contrary to the interests of the indigenous population and which promote or tolerate unjust and discriminatory work systems and other practices ; 6. Calls upon all States concerned to fulfil their fundamental obligation to ensure that the concessions granted, the investments authorized and the enter­ prises permitted to their nationals in the Territories un­ der colonial domination do not run counter to the present or future interests of the indigenous inhabitants of those Territories ; 7. Further calls upon the colonial Powers to prohibit the following practices, which run counter to the prin­ ciples of the Charter, violate the economic and social rights of the peoples of the Territories under colonial domination and impede the rapid implementation of resolution 1514 (XV) : (a) The exploitation of human and natural resources 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the exploitation of natural resources and the rights of indigenous populations in colonial territories. It condemns the exploitation of human and natural resources and calls for the prohibition of practices that run counter to the principles of the Charter and violate the economic and social rights of the peoples of the Territories under colonial domination. The text also emphasizes the importance of fulfilling the fundamental obligation to ensure that concessions, investments, and enterprises do not run counter to the interests of the indigenous inhabitants.

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