text: the oppressed people of South Africa and a contempt­ uous defiance of the United Nations and the interna­ tional community, Firmly convinced that mandatory economic sanctions, under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Na­ tions, are essential to facilitate the speedy eradication of apartheid, Taking note of the report of the Special Committee against Apartheid81 81 Official Records of the General Assembly, Thirty-second Session, Supplement No. 22 (A/32/22). 173 Condemning the continued and increased collabora­ tion by certain Governments and transnational cor­ porations with the racist régime of South Africa, 1. Requests the Security Council urgently to con­ sider mandatory economic sanctions against South Africa; 2. Calls upon all States to cease economic col­ laboration with South Africa and to take effective action to prevent such collaboration by corporations within their jurisdiction; 3. Requests all States, in particular: (a) To prohibit all loans to and investments in South Africa; (b) To terminate all incentives for trade with South Africa; (f) To end exchanges of trade missions with South Africa; (d) To impose an embargo on the supply of petrol­ eum and petroleum products to South Africa and on investment in the petroleum industry in South Africa; (e) To deny facilities to airlines and shipping com­ panies providing services to and from South Africa; 4. Encourages trade unions, churches, anti-apart­ heid movements and other organizations in their cam­ paigns against collaboration with South Africa; 5. Requests the Special Committee against Apart­ heid: (a) To publicize all available information on col­ laboration by transnational corporations with the racist régime of South Africa in its pursuit of apartheid, in order that Governments and organizations may take appropriate action to secure a termination of such collaboration; (b) To take all appropriate steps, in co-operation with the Organization of African Unity, to promote an 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the economic and political situation in South Africa during the apartheid era, specifically calling for economic sanctions and international pressure to end apartheid. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a resolution or a statement from an international organization or government.