text: 3. Reaffirms the inalienable rights of the African people of South Africa in the country as a whole; 4. Declares its firm support to Lesotho and any other States which may be subjected to threats and pressures by the racist régime in the pursuit of its bantustan policy; 5. Again calls upon all Governments to deny any form of recognition to the so-called "independent" ban­ tustans, to refrain from any dealings with them and to reject travel documents issued by them; 6. Again requests all States to take effective meas­ ures to prohibit all individuals, corporations and other institutions under their jurisdiction from having any dealings with the so-called "independent" bantustans. 102nd plenary meeting 14 December 1977 O INVESTMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA The General Assembly, Recalling its resolution 31/6 K of 9 November 1976, Having considered the report of the Special Com­ mittee against Apartheid,91 Convinced that a cessation of new foreign invest­ ments in South Africa would constitute an important step in the struggle against apartheid, as such invest­ ments abet and encourage the apartheid policies of that country, Noting with regret that the Security Council has been unable to reach agreement on steps to achieve the cessation of such investments in South Africa, Welcoming as positive steps the decisions of those Governments which have taken measures to achieve the cessation of further investments from their countries in South Africa, Noting that while there has been some decrease in the flow of new foreign investments into South Africa since resolution 31/6 K was adopted, a number of foreign economic and financial interests have continued and increased their investments, Urges the Security Council, when studying the prob­ lem of the continued struggle against the apartheid pol- . icies of South Africa, to consider again steps to achieve, 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the economic and political situation in South Africa, specifically the apartheid policies and the call for international action to stop foreign investments in the country. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it is a resolution or statement from an international organization.