text: paragraphs 18 (/) and 18 (/i) of the Programme for the Decade for Action to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination;18 3. Condemns the intolerable conditions which con­ tinue to prevail in southern Africa and elsewhere, in­ cluding the denial of the right to self-determination and the inhumane and odious application of apartheid and racial discrimination; 4. Reaffirms its recognition of the legitimacy of the struggle of oppressed peoples to liberate themselves from racism, racial discrimination, apartheid, colonial­ ism and alien domination; 5. Urges all Member States to co-operate loyally and fully in achieving the goals and objectives of the Decade by taking such actions and measures as: (a) Implementing United Nations resolutions bear­ ing on the elimination of racism, apartheid, racial dis­ crimination and the liberation of peoples under colonial domination and alien subjugation; " E/5474, E/5475; see also A/9666 and Add. 1-6. "Resolution 3057 (XXVIII), annex. (b) Signing and ratifying the International Conven­ tion on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discri­ mination,10 the International Convention on the Sup­ pression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid,17 the International Covenants on Human Rights18 and all other relevant instruments; (c) Formulating and executing plans to realize the policy measures and goals contained in the Programme for the Decade; (d) Reviewing internal laws and regulations with* a view to identifying and rescinding those which provide for, give rise to, or inspire racial discrimination or apartheid; (e) Supplying the Secretary-General with comments and views as to the draft agenda and timing of the world conference referred to in paragraph 13 (a) of the Programme for the Decade, as well as in relation to the implementation of that Programme; (/) Complying, when due, with the provisions of paragraph 18 (e) of the Programme for the Decade, which call for Governments to forward a report every 
analysis: The text appears to be related to international relations, human rights, and social justice. It mentions racism, racial discrimination, apartheid, colonialism, and alien domination, indicating that it addresses issues of social and political nature. The text also references the United Nations and its resolutions, as well as international conventions and covenants, suggesting that it is focused on the global level.