the oppressed people of South Africa and a contempt­ uous defiance of the United Nations and the interna­ tional community, Firmly convinced that mandatory economic sanctions, under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Na­ tions, are essential to facilitate the speedy eradication of apartheid, Taking note of the report of the Special Committee against Apartheid81 81 Official Records of the General Assembly, Thirty-second Session, Supplement No. 22 (A/32/22). 173 Condemning the continued and increased collabora­ tion by certain Governments and transnational cor­ porations with the racist régime of South Africa, 1. Requests the Security Council urgently to con­ sider mandatory economic sanctions against South Africa; 2. Calls upon all States to cease economic col­ laboration with South Africa and to take effective action to prevent such collaboration by corporations within their jurisdiction; 3. Requests all States, in particular: (a) To prohibit all loans to and investments in South Africa; (b) To terminate all incentives for trade with South Africa; (f) To end exchanges of trade missions with South Africa; (d) To impose an embargo on the supply of petrol­ eum and petroleum products to South Africa and on investment in the petroleum industry in South Africa; (e) To deny facilities to airlines and shipping com­ panies providing services to and from South Africa; 4. Encourages trade unions, churches, anti-apart­ heid movements and other organizations in their cam­ paigns against collaboration with South Africa; 5. Requests the Special Committee against Apart­ heid: (a) To publicize all available information on col­ laboration by transnational corporations with the racist régime of South Africa in its pursuit of apartheid, in order that Governments and organizations may take appropriate action to secure a termination of such collaboration; (b) To take all appropriate steps, in co-operation with the Organization of African Unity, to promote an 