text: by all available means consistent with the Charter of the United Nations; 2. Affirms man's basic human right to fight for the self-determination of his people under colonial and foreign domination; 3. Calls upon all States dedicated to the ideals of freedom and peace to give all their political, moral and material assistance to peoples struggling for liberation, self-determination and independence against colonial and alien domination; 4. Believes that the main objectives and principles of international protection of human rights cannot be effectively implemented while some States, particularly Portugal and South Africa, pursue the imperialist policy of colonialism, use force against independent African States and developing countries and peoples fighting for self-determination and support régimes that are applying the criminal policy of racism and apartheid; 5. Condemns the colonial and usurping Powers that are suppressing the right of peoples to self-determina­ tion and hampering the liquidation of the last hotbeds of colonialism and racism in the African and Asian continents and in other parts of the world; 6. Condemns the policy of certain States members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization that con­ tribute to the creation in southern Africa of a military- industrial complex whose aim is to suppress the move­ ment of peoples struggling for self-determination and to interfere in the affairs of independent African States; 7. Recalls that it is the duty of every State to con­ tribute through joint and independent action to the implementation of the principle of self-determination, in accordance with the provisions of the Charter, and to assist the United Nations in discharging the responsi­ bilities vested in it by the Charter for the implementa­ tion of this principle; 8. Urges the Security Council as well as States Members of the United Nations or members of special­
analysis: This text appears to be a declaration or resolution on the topic of international relations, specifically addressing issues of colonialism, self-determination, and human rights. It does not mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental concerns, which suggests that it is not primarily focused on these areas.