text: (g) To intensify the campaigns against the emigration of workers to South Africa; (h) To request workers not to handle any arms orders to South Africa and to give full support to those workers who, on grounds of conscience, refuse to work on such orders. 26. The General Assembly appeals to churches and religious organizations, in particular: 141 (a) To exert all their influence and efforts to oppose any form of collaboration with the racist régime of South Africa; (b) To expand campaigns against banks and transnational corporations collaborating with South Africa; (c) To provide all forms of assistance to the oppressed people of South Africa and to their liberation movements; (d) To disseminate information on the inhumanity of apartheid and on the righteous struggle of the oppressed people of South Africa. 27. The General Assembly appeals to sports bodies and sportsmen: (a) To uphold the Olympic principle that no discrimination be allowed on the grounds of race, religion or political affilia­ tion; (b) To refrain from all contact with sports bodies estab­ lished on the basis of apartheid or with racially selected sports teams from South Africa; (c) To assist sportsmen and sports administrators perse­ cuted in South Africa for their opposition to apartheid in sports; (d) To take appropriate action to expel racist South African sports bodies from all international sports federations and competitions. IV. ACTION BY THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE AGAINST Apartheid 28. The General Assembly requests the Special Committee against Apartheid, with the assistance of the Centre against Apartheid, to take all appropriate measures to encourage concerted action against apartheid by Governments and inter­ governmental and non-governmental organizations. It invites the Special Committee, in particular, to promote co-ordinated international campaigns: (a) For assistance to the oppressed people of South Africa and their liberation movements; 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the social and political aspects of the apartheid regime in South Africa, with a emphasis on international action and solidarity. The language used is strongly condemnatory of apartheid and expresses a desire to support the oppressed people of South Africa and their liberation movements.