text: of the maximum publicity to the report of the Ad Hoc Working Group of Experts within their territories ; 5. Calls upon the Government of South Africa to report to the Secretary-General on the measures taken or envisaged in accordance with paragraph 3 above; 6. Requests the Secretary-General: (a) To take steps to draw the widest possible public attention to the report of the Ad Hoc Working Group of Experts; (¿>) To report to the General Assembly at its twenty- fourth session on the implementation of the present resolution. 1748th plenary meeting, 19 December 1968. 52 2446 (XXIII). Measures to achieve the rapid and total elimination of all forms of racial discrimination in general and of the policy of apartheid in particular The General Assembly, Deeply concerned that during the International Year for Human Rights large-scale violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms continue to take place, Gravely concerned about the continuing eviction and detention, imprisonment and murder of nationalists and freedom fighters in southern Africa and in colonial Territories, Noting resolutions III, IV and VIII of 11 May 1968 of the International Conference on Human Rights39 pledging support for measures to achieve the rapid and total elimination of colonialism and all forms of racial discrimination in general and of apartheid in particular and for the treatment as prisoners of war of captured freedom fighters opposed to the policies of apartheid and colonialism, 1. Condemns the Governments of South Africa and Portugal for their persistent defiant stand towards the United Nations and world opinion in respect of their policies of apartheid and colonialism, respectively; 2. Further condemns the policy of racial discrimina­ tion of the illegal minority régime in Southern Rhodesia and deplores the refusal of the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on human rights and political issues, specifically addressing racial discrimination, apartheid, and colonialism. The language used is strong, with condemnations and calls to action, indicating a sense of urgency and concern for the human rights situation in certain regions.