text: ment of the Republic of South Africa ;13 2. Requests the Secretary-General to establish a United Nations Trust Fund for South Africa, made up of voluntary contributions from States, organiza­ tions and individuals, to be used for grants to voluntary organizations, Governments of host countries of refugees from South Africa and other appropriate bodies, towards : (a) Legal assistance to persons charged under discriminatory and repressive legislation in South Africa ; 11 Ibid., Nineteenth Session, Annexes, annex No. 12, docu­ment A/5850; A/5850/Add.l ; ibid., Twentieth Session, Annexes. agenda item 36, documents A/6025 and Add.l. 12 Ibid., Twentieth Session, Annexes, agenda item 36, docu­ment A/5957. 18 Ibid., Nineteenth Session, Annexes, annex No 12. document VS825, para. 118. 25 (fe) Relief for dependants of persons persecuted by the Government of South Africa for acts arising from opposition to the policies of apartheid; (c) Education of prisoners, their children and other dependants ; (d) Relief for refugees from South Africa; 3. Requests the President of the General Assembly to nominate five Member States, each of which should appoint a person to serve on a Committee of Trustees of the United Nations Trust Fund for South Africa, which will decide on the uses of the Fund; 4. Authorizes and requests the Committee of Trustees to take steps to promote contributions to the Fund, and to promote co-operation and co-ordination in the activities of voluntary organizations concerned with relief and assistance to the victims of the policies of apartheid of the Government of South Africa; 5. Requests the Secretary-General to provide the necessary assistance to the Committee of Trustees in the discharge of its responsibilities; 6. Appeals to Governments, organizations and in­ dividuals to contribute generously to the Fund. 1395th plenary meeting, 15 December 1965. * * The President of the General Assembly, in pursuance of 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on providing humanitarian aid and relief to individuals and groups affected by the policies of apartheid in South Africa. It mentions specific actions to be taken, such as providing legal assistance, relief for dependants, education for prisoners, and relief for refugees. The text also discusses the establishment of a United Nations Trust Fund to support these efforts.