text: 1. Reaffirms its resolutions 1514 (XV), 1654 (XVI), 1810 (XVII), 1956 (XVIII) and 2105 (XX); 2. Notes with satisfaction the work accomplished by the Special Committee on the Situation with regard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Grant­ ing of. Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples and expresses its appreciation to that Committee for its efforts to secure the implementation of the Dec» laration ; 3. Approves the report of the Special Committee covering its work during 1966 and again invites the administering Powers to implement the recommenda­ tions contained therein; 4. Approves the action taken and envisaged by the Special Committee for the year 1967 with respect to the list of Territories to which the Declaration applies ; 5. Approves the programme of work envisaged by the Special Committee during 1967, including the sending of visiting missions and the possibility of holding a series of meetings away from Headquarters, and re­ quests the administering Powers to allow visiting missions to be sent to the Territories under their ad­ ministration ; 6. Declares that the continuation of colonial rule threatens international peace and security and that the practice of apartheid, as also all forms of racial dis­ crimination, constitutes a crime against humanity; 7. Reaffirms its recognition of the legitimacy of the struggle of the peoples under colonial rule to exercise their right to self-determination and independence and urges all States to provide material and moral assistance to the national liberation movements in colonial Terri­ tories ; 8. Requests the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and other international relief organizations and the specialized agencies concerned to increase their economic, social and humanitarian assistance to the refugees from those Territories; 9. Requests all States, directly and through action in the international institutions of which they are members, including the specialized agencies, to with­
analysis: This text appears to be a United Nations resolution, focusing on the struggle for independence and self-determination of colonial territories and peoples. It emphasizes the need for international assistance and humanitarian aid to support the national liberation movements and refugees from these territories. The text also condemns colonial rule and racial discrimination, highlighting the threat they pose to international peace and security.