~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