text: inalienable rights in the country as a whole. 15. The General Assembly declares that the racist régime of South Africa is illegitimate and has no right to represent the people of South Africa. It recognizes that the national liberation movements are the authentic representatives of the great majority of the people of South Africa. 16. It is convinced that the collaboration by some Gov­ ernments and vested interests with the racist régime of South Africa and their total disregard of United Nations resolutions and the legitimate demands of the South African people have impeded efforts for the eradication of apartheid and encouraged the racist régime to persist in its inhuman policies. 17. Those Governments and economic interests have en­ abled the racist régime of South Africa to build up a military machine for the suppression of the people and for aggression against neighbouring States. They have made profits, amounting to billions of dollars, through the exploitation of African labour in South Africa. They bear a grave responsibility for the sufferings of the South African people and for the threat to international peace resulting from the situation. 18. The General Assembly considers apartheid a matter of universal concern. Governments, organizations and peoples all over the world must increase their support to the righteous struggle of the South African people for justice and for their inalienable right to self-determination, under the leadership of their national liberation movements. 19. The General Assembly mandates the Special Commit­ tee against Apartheid to launch—in co-operation with Gov-139 ernmcnts, specialized agencies and other intergovernmental organizations, trade unions, churches and other non-govern­ mental organizations—an international campaign to assist^ the oppressed people of South Africa at this crucial and decisive stage of their struggle for liberation: No arms to South 'Africa! No profit from apartheid'. No compromise with racism! I. ACTION BY GOVERNMENTS 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the political and social issues related to apartheid in South Africa, rather than specific economic or environmental topics. It emphasizes the illegitimacy of the South African government, the importance of international support for the national liberation movements, and the need to eradicate apartheid. The text also mentions the economic interests that support the apartheid regime, but this is secondary to the main themes of human rights and political liberation.