text: Having considered the communication" by the Per­ manent Representative of India to the Secretary-Gen­ eral dated 10 July 19S0. Having in mind its resolution 103 (I) of 19 Novem­ ber 1946 against racial persecution and discrimination, and its resolution 217 (III) dated 10 December 1948 relating to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Considering that a policy of "racial segregation" (Apartheid) is necessarily based on doctrines oí racial discrimination, 1. Recommends that the Governments of India, Paki­ stan and the Union of South Africa proceed, in accord­ ance with resolution 265 (III), with the holding of a round table conference on the basis of their agreed agenda and bearing in mind the provisions of the Char­ter of the United Nations and of the Universal Declara­ tion of Human Rights ; 2. Recommends that, in the event of failure of the governments concerned to hold a round table conference before 1 April 1951 or to reach agreement in the round table conference within a reasonable time, there shall be established for the purpose of assisting the parties in carrying through appropriate negotiations a commis­ sion of three members, one member to be nominated by the Government of the Union of South Africa, another to be nominated by the Governments of India and Pakistan and the third to be nominated by the other two members or, in default of agreement between these two in a reasonable time, by the Secretary-General ; 3. Calls upon the governments concerned to refrain from taking any steps which would prejudice the success of their negotiations, in particular, the implementation or enforcement of the provisions of "The Group Areas Act", pending the conclusion of such negotiations ; 4. Decides to include this item in the agenda of the next regular session of the General Assembly. 315th plenary meeting, 
analysis: This text appears to be related to international relations, human rights, and political issues, specifically addressing apartheid and racial discrimination in South Africa. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a United Nations resolution. The text does not mention economic or scientific development, healthcare, or education, which are typically the focus of other categories.