text: tion to the Organization of African Unity in preparing and disseminating radio broadcasts on apartheid; 7. Requests the Secretary-General to submit a de­ tailed report to the General Assembly at its twenty- seventh session on the implementation of the present resolution and on means of ensuring adequate publicity for United Nations efforts against apartheid in the light of recommendations by the General Assembly bodies concerned. 1997th plenary meeting, 29 November 1971. H TRADE UNION ACTIVITIES AGAINST apartheid The General Assembly, Recalling its resolution 2671 D (XXV) of 8 Decem­ ber 1970, Noting the opposition of the international trade union movement to apartheid and racial discrimination, Convinced of the need to promote concerted action by the trade union movement at the national and inter­ national levels in the campaign against apartheid, Noting that the question of apartheid will be before the International Labour Conference at its fifty-seventh session, to be held at Geneva in June 1972, Taking note of the report of the Special Committee on Apartheid concerning ways and means of promoting concerted action against apartheid by the trade union movements,21 1. Appeals to all national and international trade union organizations to intensify their action against apartheid, in particular by: 2i A/8515/Rev.l. 80 (a) Discouraging the emigration of skilled workers to South Africa; (b) Taking appropriate action in connexion with the infringements of trade union rights and the per­ secution of trade unionists in South Africa; (c) Exerting maximum pressure on foreign economic and financial interests which are profiting from racial discrimination against non-white workers in South Africa, in order to persuade them to cease such exploita­ tion; (d) Co-operating with other organizations engaged in the international campaign against apartheid; 2. Decides to give further consideration to the proposed international trade union conference at its twenty-seventh session; 3. Requests and authorizes the Special Committee 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on international politics and social issues, specifically the condemnation of apartheid and the promotion of concerted action against it by trade unions. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that it is a resolution passed by the United Nations General Assembly.