(b) To discontinue the practice by which political detainees are compelled to testify against their former colleagues; (c) To release immediately and unconditionally the twenty-two Africans re-arrested on 16 February 1970 under the Terrorism Act; (<0 To grant full access at all trials of political op­ ponents of the régime to independent outside ob­ servers; (e*) To permit a full and impartial investigation into the deaths of political prisoners and detainees in its gaols as well as to indemnify fully the families of the deceased; 9. Condemns the trial of the eight Namibians under the Terrorism Act, which took place at Windhoek between July and November 1969, and further calls upon the Government of South Africa: (a) To release immediately and unconditionally those tried under the above-mentioned Terrorism Act; (£>) To desist forthwith from the extension of the "Bantustans" system into Namibia; 10. Once again calls upon the Government of South Africa to terminate its illegal occupation of the Ter­ ritory of Namibia in accordance with relevant United Nations resolutions; 11. Calls upon the Government of the United King­ dom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to intervene more effectively than heretofore in its rebellious colony of Southern Rhodesia with a view to: (a) Implementing the action proposed by the Ad Hoc Working Group of Experts in paragraphs 82 to 94 of its report;'11 (ft) Liberating the Africans from the reserves in which they are concentrated in conditions of near captivity and bondage; (c) Repealing the entire so-called "Constitution of Rhodesia" of 1969; 12. Requests the United Kingdom to report to the General Assembly at its twenty-srxth session the results of the effective measures it is called upon to take in paragraph 11 above; « See E/CN.4/984/Add.8. 13. Calls upon the Government of Portugal: (a) To observe immediately the provisions of the 