text: minority régimes constitutes a direct violation of the rights of the inhabitants and of the principles stated in the Charter and all relevant resolutions of the United Nations, Noting with profound concern that the colonial Powers and certain States, through their activities in the colonial Territories, have continued to disregard United Nations decisions relating to the item and that they have failed to implement in particular General Assembly resolutions 2621 (XXV) of 12 October 1970 and 31/7 of 5 November 1976, by which the Assembly called upon the colonial Powers and those Governments which had not yet done so to take legislative, administrative or other measures in order to put an end to enterprises in colonial Territories, particularly in Africa, which are owned by their na­ tionals or bodies corporate under their jurisdiction, whenever such enterprises are detrimental to the in­ terests of the inhabitants of those Territories, and to prevent new investments which run counter to such interests, Condemning the intensified activities of those foreign economic, financial and other interests which 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, particularly in southern Africa, thereby impeding the realization by the peoples of the Ter­ ritories of their legitimate aspirations for self-determina­ tion and independence, Strongly condemning the support which the racist minority régime of South Africa and the illegal racist minority régime in Southern Rhodesia continue to receive from those foreign economic, financial and other interests which are collaborating with them in their exploitation of the natural and human resources of, and in the further entrenchment of their illegal and racialist domination over, the international Territory of Namibia and the Non-Self-Governing Territory of Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), respectively, Strongly condemning the investment of foreign capital 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on criticizing the exploitation of natural and human resources by foreign interests in colonial territories, particularly in southern Africa, and the impact it has on the inhabitants' right to self-determination and independence. It also condemns the support given to racist regimes in the region. This suggests that the text is primarily concerned with issues related to international relations, colonialism, and economic exploitation.