text: refrain from having any dealings with the so-called indepen­ dent Transkei or other bantustans; 1. Commends the Government of Lesotho for its deci­ sion not to recognize the so-called independence of the Transkei: 3. Condemns any action by South Africa intended to coerce Lesotho into according recognition to the bantustan Transkei; 4. Calls upon South Africa to take immediately all necessary steps to reopen the border posts; 5. Appeals to all States to provide immediate financial, technical and material assistance to Lesotho so that it can carry out its economic development programmes and enhance its capacity to implement fully the United Nations resolutions on apartheid and bantustans; 6. Requests the United Nations and the organizations and programmes concerned, in particular the United Nations Development Programme, the World Food Pro­ gramme and all the United Nations specialized agencies, to assist Lesotho in the present situation and to consider periodically the question of economic assistance to Lesotho as envisaged in the present resolution; 7. Requests the Secretary-General, in collaboration with the appropriate organizations of the United Nations system, to organize, with immediate effect, all forms of financial, technical and material assistance to the Kingdom of Lesotho to enable it to overcome the economic difficulties arising from the closure of the border posts by South Africa owing to the refusal of Lesotho to recognize the so-called independence of the Transkei; 8. Further requests the Secretary-General to keep the situation under constant review, to maintain close liaison with Member States, regional and other intergovernmental organizations, the specialized agencies and international financial institutions, and to report to the Security Council at its subsequent meeting on the question; 9. Decides to remain seized of the question. Adopted at the 1982nd meet­ ing by consensus. 
analysis: The text appears to be a United Nations Security Council resolution related to the political situation in Lesotho and its border with South Africa. It focuses on the economic implications of the border closure and the need for international assistance. The resolution also touches on the topic of apartheid and bantustans, which are political and social issues.