Investigate Israeli Practices Affecting the Human R:;tcial Discnmmatton,' the Pre~Ident of Peru had Rights of the Population of the Occupied Territories, reiterated the country s co~mit!lle~t to the op- transmitted to the General Assembly by a note by the p~es~ed people of South Afnca m Its. str~ggle for Secretary-General (A/40/702), continued to deterio- di&mty, JUStice and fre~dom. As a m';Iltlracial devel- rate, seriously threatening regional and international opmg country, Peru ~eJ~cted aparthezd as a contem- peace and stability. The international community po_rary form of colomahsm which r:;tn count~r to the must put an end to acts of racism and discrimination prmciples or the C~arter of the Umted N~ttons and in the occupied Arab territories and, furthermore, to threatened mternat10nal pe~ce a~d secunty: the very occupation of those territories, so that the 36.. M~. BA~Nf:TT (Ja~aica) said ~ha_t racism and Palestinian people might exercise its inalienable right racial discnmmatton contmued to exist. m subtl~, but to self-determination and independence. no less dangerous, forms than those which had m the . . . past been based on the most unscientific theories of 31. Th_e contnb~ttons of migrant workers to t_he racial inequality and superiority. Contemporary dis- economic and so~Ial development of host c'?untnes crimination was especially evident in the treatment ?ould. not be demed. Yet sue~ ~orkers ~ad. m~reas- of ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities, immi- mgly m recent years become VIctims of d~scnmmat<?- grants and migrant workers, and in policies which ry measures ~s a. result of the slow-down m econom~c encouraged inhumane disregard for the rights of growth. While It w~s to _be ~oped _th~t economic certain groups of illegal aliens. The most blatant form recovery would bnng with It a hftmg of such of such discrimination was the odious system of measures, host country Governments must be en-apartheid. Such practices were an anachronism in a 