continued political, military, economic and other col- -* Official Records of the General Assembly, Twenty-eighth Session, Supplement No. 22 (A/9022); A/9168, A/9169 and Corr.l, A/9180-S/11005. 25 A/9165. 26 A/9061. laboration with the South African régime, encourage it to persist in its inhuman and criminal policies, and calls upon them urgently to cease all such collabora­ tion with South Africa; 8. Calls upon those States which have not yet done so, as a first step: (a) To terminate exchanges of military attachés with the South African régime; (b) To close trade promotion offices in South Africa and to deny facilities for offices of South African trade commissioners; (c) To terminate all tariff preferences to South Africa; (d) To refuse any credits for trade with South Africa and any guarantees for investment in South Africa; (e) To deny facilities for South African immigra­ tion offices and to prohibit advertisements for emigra­ tion to South Africa; 9. Commends Governments which have boycotted, and organizations and individuals that have campaigned for the boycott of, exchanges with racially selected sports teams from South Africa; 10. Calls upon all Governments which have not yet done so: (a) To take all necessary action to ensure the cessa­ tion of exchanges with South African sports teams selected in violation of the Olympic principle; (b) To draw the attention of national sports organ­ izations to the provisions of United Nations resolutions on apartheid in sports; (c) To deny any assistance or recognition to ex­ changes with racist sports teams from South Africa; (d) To end all cultural, educational and civic con­ tacts and exchanges with racist institutions in South Africa; 11. Declares that the South African régime has no right to represent the people of South Africa and that the liberation movements recognized by the Organiza­