text: 2.Consultations onthearmsembargo against South Africa......•........•............................ 21!i !i5 3. 4.Military collaboration Economic collaboration. . . .,.216-223 224-22755 5.Sportscontacts •.••••••••...•••••.•..•••.......... 220-235 50 6.Cultural andothercontacts •.•.••.••.•••..•.... "023fi-230 59 P.Further actions toisolate theapartbeid regimG•...... 239-249 60 1.International Non-Governmental Organizations Seminar onEducation against Apartheid ••...."0"0 60 2.Support ofanti-apartheid activitie81 part.icipation inmeeting8 andotherevents•••••••••••••••••.. "0210249 61 E.Missions oftheChairman oftheSpecial Committee ~50-251 63 F.Co-operation withotherUnitedNations bodies Bndother orqanizations , ,............... 252254 (;3 VI.CONCLUSIONS ANDRECOMMENDATIONS ••••••••••••••••••••••• III•••255-275 65 I.Composition ofthesubaidiary bodiesoftheSpecial Committoe Bgui~ct Apartheid, oftheIntergovernmental GrouptoMonitor theSupply and Shipping ofOilandPetroleum Products toSoulhAfrica, ofthe Commission against AparthsiiS inSports andoftheSupport Gl'OUpoC Eminent Women•••••••..••.•.•••••••......•.••...•.•.•.................. 80 11.Selected excerpts ofstatements issued bytheSpedal Commlt.toe 02 III.Listofdocuments i~suedbytheSpecial Committee 90 PARTTWO I.INTRODUCTION . 11.MILITARY COLLABORATION ••••.••..•....•..•................ 0 • Ill.OTHERCOLLABORATION •.•..•......•..........................REPORT ONRE\~ENT DEVELOPMENTS CONCERNING RELATIONS BETWFoEN ISRAEL ANDSOUTHAFRICA .. .1.],4 91 1], 92 :\.L1 93 1.~-;W 9fi 2.124 90 CONCLUSIONS ANDRECOMMENDATIONS IV. -v-LETTER OFTRANSMITTAL 120<:tob81' 1989 Sir, Ihavethehonourtosendyouherewith thereports oftheHpeclal Committee 8')ainst Apartheid -theannualreportandthereportonncentdevelupments concerning relations between IsraelandSouthAfrica -Wllich WU~fladopted unanimously bytheSpecial Committee on11October 1989.Thesel'eportB fire submitted totheGeneral Assembly anOtheSecurity Counc:il inF.lc:c:ol'Clarwe withthe relevant provisions ofGeneral Assembly resolution 2671(XXV)o'nl.Ieeember 1970 and43/50AtoKof5December 1988. Accept, Sir,theassurances ofmyhighest consider~tion. (Signed) GlodYG ST.qPHARD Acting Chrdrmflll Special Committe~ aqainsl: AQI.l.rtM_i.d HisExcellency Mr.JavierPerezdeCuellar Secretary-General UnitedNations NewYork,NewYork -1-PARTONE ANNUAL REPORT OFTHESPECIAL COMMITTEE -2-I.INTRODUCTION 1.TheSpecial Conwittee ~gainst Apartheid, established byGeneral Assembly resolution 1761(XVII)of6November 1962,isnowcomposed ofthefollowing 19MemberStates: Algeria German Democratic Republic Ghana Guinea Haiti Hungary IndiaIndonesia Malaysia Nepal Nigeria Peru Philippines SomaliaSudan Syrian ArabRepublic Trinidad andTobago U~rainian SovietSocialist Republic Zimbabwe 2.Atits623rd me~ting, on20December 1988,theSpecial Committee unanimously re-elected Major-General Joseph N.Garba(Nigeria) asitsChairman and Mr.Guennadi I.Oudovenko (Ukrainian SovietSocialist Republic) and Mr.JaiPratap Ravd(Nepal) asitsVice-Chairmen. Mr.GlodysSt.-Phard (Haiti) was elected asVice-Chairman andMr.Virendra Gupta(India) asRapporteur. 3.TheSpecial Committee alsore-elected Mr.JamesVictor Gbeho(Ghana) as Chairman ofitsSUb-Committee ontheImplementation ofUnitedNations Resolutions andCollaboration withSouthAfrica andMt.Tewfik Abada(Algeria) asChairman of itsSUb-Committee onPetitions andInformation. Itelected Mr.JoseBellina (Peru) asChairman of.theTaskForceonPolitical Prisoners. Mr.Nasreldin A.M.!dris (Sudan) wasre-elected asChairman oftheTaskForceonWomenandChildren under Apartheid andMr.Ose10k~ Obaze(Nigeria) asChairman oftheTaskForceonLegal
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid, discussing various aspects of the apartheid regime in South Africa and the international community's response to it. The report covers military and economic collaboration, sports contacts, cultural exchanges, and humanitarian aid, among other topics.