text: 3. The present report contains (a) a sumnary of action taken by the Comnission on Human Rights at its forty-gisst session pursuant to General Assembly resolution 39/LB and by the Economic ard Social Council at its flrst regular session of 1985, (b) sumoarieE of replies received from Governnents' (c) sumnaries of repliee received frorn specialized agencies ard (d) sunmaries of renlies received from non-governmental organlzationE on action taken pursuant to Assemblyresolution 39/L7. Any additlonal replies will be sunmarized ln an addendum to thepresent document.^/ 40/ 46s English Page 6 8. other measures taken at the dqrrestic level to iso!.ate South Africa include: (a) Being a party to the Gleneagles Agreenent of 1977 which discouragescontact and competition with any south African sporting organizationg (b) Adoption of Inportation and Exportation of Goods (Union of South AfrieaProhibition) Order 1960 on 23 August 1960, by which all trading relations withsouth Africa were banned with effect fron 1 septenber 1960i (c) Adoption of the British Preferential Tariff (Amendnent) Order, L962, bywhich the 'Union of South Africa including south t{est African was deleted fron theschedule of countries to whi.ch preferential tariff rates would apply in respeet oftrade vrith Barbadosi (d) AdQtion of the rrnportation and Exportation of Goods (prohibition)Regulations 197l irnSnsing an absolute ban on trade with South Africa and Rhodesia. g. The Government of Barbados supports the recognition of swApo by the unitedNations as the authentic and sole representative of the Namibian people until. suchtime as fair and free elections under the supervislon and control of the UnitedNations produces an elected government. In this respectr Security Councilresolutions 431 (1978) and 432 (f978) regarding the achievement of sovereignty andterritorial integrity in Namibia are fully supported by the Barbados Covernment.
analysis: The text primarily discusses the actions taken by international organizations and governments regarding South Africa and Namibia, including trade bans and support for international resolutions. It also mentions the recognition of SWAPO as the authentic representative of the Namibian people. This suggests that the category should be related to international relations and diplomacy.