text: Rer1ffirmlng that the present situation in Southern Rhodesia 1;onstitutes a threat to international peace ,1niJ ~ecurity, 4.cting under Chapter VII of the Charter, ! Condemns the illegal proclamation of republican status of the Territory by the illegal regime in Southern Rhodesia; 2. Decides that Member States shall refrain from : ecognizing this illegal regime or from rendering any assistance to it; 3. Calls upon Member States to take appropriate measures, at the national level, to ensure that any act performed by officials and institutions of the illegal regime in Southern Rhodesia shall not be accorded any recognition, official or otherwise, including judicial notice, by the competent organs of their State; 4. Reaffirms the primary responsibility of the Gov­ ernment of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to enable the people of Zimbabwe to exercise their risdtt to self-detemunation and inde­ pendence, in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations and in conformity with General Assembly resolution 1514 (XV), and urges that Government to discharge fully its responsibility; 5, Condemns all measures of political repression, including arrests, detentions, trials and executions, which violate fundamental freedoms and rights of the people ,1f Southern Rhodesia; 6 Condemns the policies of the Governments of \:01J1h i\frica and Portu~al, which continue to maintain ;,,.:,li:1c:1l. ec,,ncmic, military, and other relations with §~ Official Rtcord.f of tire Security Cormc/1, Twenty-third Yeai', Supplement for Ortober, November and December 1968. -lO<":v.1,i,cn,1 S:!!954, n~,d ibid .. Twen:y-fourih Year, Supplemf'n/ 111111 May and .,une 1969, d,ocumcn! S/9252 and Add.1. the illegal ugime in Southern Rhodesia in violation of the relevant resolutions of the United Nations; 7. Demands the immediate withdrawal of South African police and anned personnel from the Territory of Southern Rhodesia; 8. Call.r upon Member States to take more stringent 
analysis: The text appears to be a resolution or statement from the United Nations, condemning the actions of the government of Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and calling for measures to be taken to address the situation. The focus is on the political and human rights aspects of the situation, with specific condemnations of political repression and demands for the withdrawal of foreign military personnel. There is no mention of economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors.