2.Consultations onthearmsembargo against South Africa......•........•............................ 21!i !i5 3. 4.Military collaboration Economic collaboration. . . .,.216-223 224-22755 5.Sportscontacts •.••••••••...•••••.•..•••.......... 220-235 50 6.Cultural andothercontacts •.•.••.••.•••..•.... "023fi-230 59 P.Further actions toisolate theapartbeid regimG•...... 239-249 60 1.International Non-Governmental Organizations Seminar onEducation against Apartheid ••...."0"0 60 2.Support ofanti-apartheid activitie81 part.icipation inmeeting8 andotherevents•••••••••••••••••.. "0210249 61 E.Missions oftheChairman oftheSpecial Committee ~50-251 63 F.Co-operation withotherUnitedNations bodies Bndother orqanizations , ,............... 252254 (;3 VI.CONCLUSIONS ANDRECOMMENDATIONS ••••••••••••••••••••••• III•••255-275 65 I.Composition ofthesubaidiary bodiesoftheSpecial Committoe Bgui~ct Apartheid, oftheIntergovernmental GrouptoMonitor theSupply and Shipping ofOilandPetroleum Products toSoulhAfrica, ofthe Commission against AparthsiiS inSports andoftheSupport Gl'OUpoC Eminent Women•••••••..••.•.•••••••......•.••...•.•.•.................. 80 11.Selected excerpts ofstatements issued bytheSpedal Commlt.toe 02 III.Listofdocuments i~suedbytheSpecial Committee 90 PARTTWO I.INTRODUCTION . 11.MILITARY COLLABORATION ••••.••..•....•..•................ 0 • Ill.OTHERCOLLABORATION •.•..•......•..........................REPORT ONRE\~ENT DEVELOPMENTS CONCERNING RELATIONS BETWFoEN ISRAEL ANDSOUTHAFRICA .. .1.],4 91 1], 92 :\.L1 93 1.~-;W 9fi 2.124 90 CONCLUSIONS ANDRECOMMENDATIONS IV. -v-LETTER OFTRANSMITTAL 120<:tob81' 1989 Sir, Ihavethehonourtosendyouherewith thereports oftheHpeclal Committee 8')ainst Apartheid -theannualreportandthereportonncentdevelupments concerning relations between IsraelandSouthAfrica -Wllich WU~fladopted unanimously bytheSpecial Committee on11October 1989.Thesel'eportB fire submitted totheGeneral Assembly anOtheSecurity Counc:il inF.lc:c:ol'Clarwe withthe relevant provisions ofGeneral Assembly resolution 2671(XXV)o'nl.Ieeember 1970 and43/50AtoKof5December 1988. Accept, Sir,theassurances ofmyhighest consider~tion. (Signed) GlodYG ST.qPHARD Acting Chrdrmflll Special Committe~ aqainsl: AQI.l.rtM_i.d HisExcellency Mr.JavierPerezdeCuellar Secretary-General UnitedNations NewYork,NewYork -1-PARTONE ANNUAL REPORT OFTHESPECIAL COMMITTEE -2-I.INTRODUCTION 1.TheSpecial Conwittee ~gainst Apartheid, established byGeneral Assembly resolution 1761(XVII)of6November 1962,isnowcomposed ofthefollowing 19MemberStates: Algeria German Democratic Republic Ghana Guinea Haiti Hungary IndiaIndonesia Malaysia Nepal Nigeria Peru Philippines SomaliaSudan Syrian ArabRepublic Trinidad andTobago U~rainian SovietSocialist Republic Zimbabwe 2.Atits623rd me~ting, on20December 1988,theSpecial Committee unanimously re-elected Major-General Joseph N.Garba(Nigeria) asitsChairman and Mr.Guennadi I.Oudovenko (Ukrainian SovietSocialist Republic) and Mr.JaiPratap Ravd(Nepal) asitsVice-Chairmen. Mr.GlodysSt.-Phard (Haiti) was elected asVice-Chairman andMr.Virendra Gupta(India) asRapporteur. 3.TheSpecial Committee alsore-elected Mr.JamesVictor Gbeho(Ghana) as Chairman ofitsSUb-Committee ontheImplementation ofUnitedNations Resolutions andCollaboration withSouthAfrica andMt.Tewfik Abada(Algeria) asChairman of itsSUb-Committee onPetitions andInformation. Itelected Mr.JoseBellina (Peru) asChairman of.theTaskForceonPolitical Prisoners. Mr.Nasreldin A.M.!dris (Sudan) wasre-elected asChairman oftheTaskForceonWomenandChildren under Apartheid andMr.Ose10k~ Obaze(Nigeria) asChairman oftheTaskForceonLegal