text: regularly publish materials which expose the inhuman nature of colonialism and the apartheid policy and provide information about the struqqlc ot national liberation movements. A variety of measures will be taken in the Soviet Union to commemorate the twenty-tifth anniversary of the adoption by the United Nations ot the historic Declaration on the Grantinq of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples. 15. The USSR believes that it is the duty of the United Nations to take all possible steps to promote the implementation of decisions of the Security Council and General Assembly relatinq to the policy and practice ot apartheid in South Africa. 16. It is the belief of the USSR that thts t*denty-f ifth anniversary ot the Declaration on the Grantinq of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples should be marked by decisive actions with a view to achievinq the tinal elimination ot colonialism and the eradication of racism and apartheid. -35- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IOriqinal: Enqlishl 1. The United States abhorrence of the undemocratic, inhumane system of apartheid is abidinq and deep-rooted, sptinqinq from our own commitment to human riqhts, democratic principles and experience as a multiracial society. 2. However, it would appear from statements that the primary purpose of the compilation ot documents contemplated by the Special Committee aqainst Apartheid is a political camoaiqn aqainet the policies of “major Western countries”, the phrase used in the 7 May statement attached to the Special Committee’s letter ot 5 June. Clearly, this campaiqn is directed aqainet the policies of the United States Government, amonq others. The 7 May statement was delivered at a meetinq called “to hear student leaders from several campuses in the United States who have led demonstrations for divestment from apartheid South Africa”. 3. If there were any auestion about the tarqet of the campeiqn proposed hy the 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing the stance of the Soviet Union and the United States on the issue of colonialism, apartheid, and human rights. It highlights the inhuman nature of colonialism and apartheid, and the need to promote the implementation of decisions related to these issues. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. It seems to be focused on political and human rights issues.