text: corporation or other organisation assisting the raciet and colonialist regime of South Africa. 71. The OnivarsalPastal (UPU) recalled that by its resolution C7 the 1984 Universal Postal Congreoe at Earnburg excluded South Africa from UPU because of that country’s apa&b&d policy and that the International Bureau had thereupon ceased all relations with the South African postal administration. 72. Replies were aleo received from the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) and the International Maritime Organization (IMO). 73. Replies were also received from the following: - Conmisd.on of European Communities - League of Arab States - Oreaniaation of African Trade Union Unity I... h/45/552 mg1i.h Page 26 - Ixstemationel Defence end Aid Fund for Southern Africa - Internetionel Federation Terra doe Hms - Inter-Parliementery Union ’ - League of Red Urorr ecd Red Crescent Societies - World Muslim Congress /... A/45/552 English Page 21 . VI. STRUCTURE AND CONTENTS OF TEE UPDATBD LIST A. m&e to them 74. The updated comprehensive list (contained in Add.1 to ‘the present document) presents names of tranenational corporationa, banke, insurance ’ compauies. firms, and other enterprises 8iving. either directly or indirectly, ..military, economic. financial and other assistance to the raciet aud colonialist r6Sime of South Africa. The list was updated an the baaio of material and infoyation examined by the Special Rapporteur since the completion of the previous reports (E/CNN.4/Sub.2/1988/6/Add.l and IWIN.4/Sub.2/1989/9/Add.l). ‘Vitro annexes are attached to the updated list. Annex I contains new-names brought to the attention of the Special Rapporteur eincg his previous report (E/CNN.4/8ub.2/1989/9/Add.l). Annex II contains name6 which have been deleted from the lint accordkg to information available to the Special Rapkxteur or brought to his attention indicating that economic y$ other activities with and in South Africa have been discontinued. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the economic and financial support provided by various organizations to the apartheid regime in South Africa. The mention of corporations, banks, insurance companies, and other enterprises providing military, economic, financial, and other assistance to the regime suggests a strong connection to economic development and international trade.