text: being and to obtain just reparation for the exploitation, depletion, loss or depreciation of those natural re­ sources, including reparations for the exploitation and abuse of their human resources; 3. Vigorously condemns the policies of maintaining the economic interests of certain Western and other States, as well as the activities of multinational cor­ porations, and the increasing collaboration by some of those States and multinational corporations with the racist régimes in southern Africa, especially in the political, economic, military and nuclear fields, which impedes the enjoyment of human rights of the op­ pressed peoples of southern Africa; 4. Reaffirms once again that the States which give assistance to the colonial and racist régimes in southern Africa become accomplices in the inhuman practices of racial discrimination, colonialism and apartheid perpetrated by those régimes; 5. Requests the Security Council finally to adopt binding decisions to prohibit all collaboration with South Africa in the nuclear field, and to take effective measures to prevent the apartheid régime from ac­ quiring nuclear weapons; 6. Appeals to all States scrupulously to observe the sanctions imposed by the United Nations on the illegal minority régime in Southern Rhodesia and the arms embargo imposed by the Security Council under its resolution 418 (1977) of 4 November 1977; 7. Appeals to all States, the specialized agencies and non-governmental organizations to extend all pos­ sible co-operation to the liberation movements of southern Africa recognized by the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity; 8. Expresses its appreciation for the updated report submitted by the Special Rapporteur; 9. Invites the Commission on Human Rights to give priority at its thirty-fifth session to consideration of the above-mentioned report prepared in pursuance of resolution 2 (XXXI) of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities; 10. Requests the Secretary-General to have the 
analysis: This text appears to be a resolution from an international organization, likely the United Nations, addressing issues related to human rights, colonialism, and apartheid in southern Africa. It condemns the exploitation of natural resources, the abuse of human resources, and the acquisition of nuclear weapons by certain states. The text also requests sanctions and cooperation with liberation movements. Given the focus on human rights, colonialism, and international relations, it seems likely that the category would fall under a combination of categories.