text: Countries and of the resolutions adopted by the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the Organisation of African Unity, Condemning the intensified activities of those foreign economic, financial and other interests that continue to exploit the natural and human resources of the colonial Territories and to accumulate and repatriate huge profits to the detriment of the interests of the inhabitants, thereby impeding the realisation by the peoples of the Territories of their legitimate aspirations for self-determination and independence, Strongly condemning the collaboration by certain countries with the racist minority régime of South Africa in the nuclear field which, by providing that régime with nuclear equipment and technology, enables it to develop nuclear and military capabilities and to become a nuclear Power, thereby strengthening its abhorrent system of apartheid, Concerned about any foreign economic, financial and other activities which continue to deprive the indigenous populations of colonial Territories in the Caribbean, the Pacific Ocean and other regions, of their rights over the wealth of their countries, and where the inhabitants of those Territories continue to suffer from a loss of land ownership as a result of the failure of the administering Powers concerned to restrict the sale of land to foreigners, despite the repeated appeals of the General Assembly, Conscious of the continuing need to mobilise world public opinion against the involvement of foreign economic, financial and other interests in the exploitation of natural and human resources, which impedes the independence of colonial Territories and the elimination of racism, particularly in South Africa, and emphasising the importance of action by local authorities, trade unions, religious bodies, academic institutions, mass media, solidarity movements and other non-governmental organisations, as well as individuals, in applying pressure on transnational corporations to refrain from any investment 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the exploitation of natural and human resources by foreign interests, particularly in colonial territories, and the impact this has on the self-determination and independence of the inhabitants. It also touches on the issue of racism and apartheid in South Africa. The text calls for action by various stakeholders to pressure transnational corporations to refrain from exploiting these resources. Based on this, it seems that the category would be related to economic development, international relations, and human rights.