text: Reaffirming its resolve to achieve the total elimina­ tion of racism, racial discrimination and apartheid, Recalling that, in its resolution 3057 (XXVIII) of 2 November 1973 and in the Programme for the Dec­ ade for Action to Combat Racism and Racial Dis­ crimination annexed thereto, it called for a continuing effort by all peoples, Governments and institutions to eradicate racism, racial discrimination and apartheid, Noting that, despite the support given to the Pro­ gramme for the Decade by the international community, intolerable conditions continue to prevail in southern Africa and elsewhere, including the denial of the right to self-determination and the inhuman and odious ap­ plication of apartheid and racial discrimination, Reiterating its conviction that a serious threat is posed to international peace and security by the con­ tinued defiance by the racist régimes in South Africa and Southern Rhodesia of the resolutions of the Gen­ eral Assembly and of various other organs and bodies of the United Nations relating to the policies of apart­ heid, racial discrimination and the illegal occupation of Namibia, eration struggle in Zimbabwe and towards the maximum isolation of the illegal régime; 6. Requests all States, directly and through their action in the specialized agencies and other organiza­ tions within the United Nations system of which they are members, and the various programmes within the United Nations system to extend to the Government of Mozambique all forms of financial, technical and ma­ terial assistance in order to enable it to overcome any economic difficulties in connexion with its application of economic sanctions against the illegal régime; 7. Further requests the Security Council to under­ take a periodic review of the question of economic assistance to the Government of Mozambique as well as to the Government of Zambia; 8. Reiterates its conviction that the scope of the 
analysis: The text appears to be a United Nations resolution focused on combating racism, racial discrimination, and apartheid, with a specific emphasis on the situation in southern Africa. It calls for economic assistance to the Government of Mozambique and Zambia, and requests the Security Council to review the question of economic assistance to these governments. This suggests that the text is primarily concerned with economic development and humanitarian aid, rather than other categories.