policies, 1. Proclaims that any collaboration with the racist régime of South Africa constitutes a hostile act against the oppressed people of South Africa and a contempt­ uous defiance of the United Nations and the interna­ tional community; 2. Strongly condemns the action of those States and foreign economic and other interests which continue to collaborate with the racist régime of South Africa; 3. Calls upon Member States still engaged in eco­ nomic collaboration and trade with the racist régime of South Africa to implement the relevant General As­ sembly resolutions and to cease forthwith any such collaboration with that régime; 4. Calls upon all Governments to take effective action to prohibit all loans to or investments in South Africa by banks and corporations within their national jurisdiction; 5. Condemns the intensified activities of transna­ tional corporations, which continue to exploit the ra­ cially oppressed people of South Africa and plunder its natural resources and thereby are accomplices to the crimes of the apartheid régime; 6. Requests all agencies within the United Nations system to refrain from any dealings with corporations which provide any loans to, or make any investment in, South Africa; 7. Requests the Economic and Social Council to invite the Commission on Transnational Corporations to study and publicize the involvement of transnational corporations in the apartheid economy of South Africa; it Ibid., Supplement No. 22 (Am/22). IB Ibid., Supplement No. 22A (A/31/22/Add.l-3). 8. Requests the International Monetary Fund to refrain forthwith from extending credits to South Africa; 9. Requests the Economic and Social Council to invite the Commission on Human Rights to give special attention to the scope and consequences of the activi­ ties of the transnational corporations in South Africa; 10. Commends all those Governments which have ceased all economic collaboration with the racist régime 