text: accordauca with Ooprpierion on Ellnran Riehtr rerolution 11 (-1) of 26 February 1980, endoreed by the Econ~ic and 8oc5al Comcil fn it8 decision 1980/131 of 2 ?lay 1980. decided to mandate the Special Eapportaur to coutiaue to update the lik an&ally and to ambmit the updated rep& through the Sub-Com15srion to the Cdrrioa. That decision wa8 welemad by the C~irrion in its reoolution 8 OppnrII) of 23 February 1981, and endorred by the Kcoaomic and Sooctal Council in itr de&ion 1981/143 of 8 @Say 1981. 5. The Qeneral Aacemblv. at ita thirty-fifth. thirty-eeventh. thirty-ninth. forty-fir& and forty-th&d eeroiom (rbrolutikw 33/j? of 14 lioveube> 1980,- 37139 of 3 December 1982, 39115 of 23 November 1984, 4119) of 4 December 1986 and 43/92 of 8 December 1988). and the C~ission on &man Bight6 at ita thirty-seveath to forty-fifth eeeeiono (resolutiona 8 (xI(RvII) of 23 February 1981, 1982/12 of 23 February 1982, 1983/U of 18 February 1983, 198416 of 28 February 1984. 1983/g of 26 February 1985, 1986/6 of 28 February 1986. 1987llO of 26 Februery 1987. 1988/12 of 29 February 1988 and 1989/6 of 23 February 1989) undated ihe Special Rapporteur to up&e bio report, robjact to mual revviev. 6. Oc the basis of there resolution@ and decisions, the Special ibpporteur, Mr. Khelifa, submitted the folloviug report@: B/cn.4/8ub.2/1982/10 B/CN.4/8ub.2/1903/6 and Add.l-2 2/CU.4/Sub.2/1904/8 end Add.l-2 E/CN.4/Sub.2/1985/0 and Add.l-2 /... A;C5/552 English Page 6 S/CN.4/8ub.2/1987/8/Rev.1 end Add.1, parts I and II E/CN.4/Sub.2/1988/6 cud Add.1. E/CN.4/Sub.2/1989/9 end Corr.1 end Add.1. lit&Au In ifs resolution 43/92 of 8 December 1988, the General Assembly, , expressed its appreciation to the Special Sapportaur for his updated report (B/CN.4/Sub.2/1988/6 and Add.11 snd invited him: “(a) To continue to update, eubject tn annual review, the list of bauks, trausnational corporetione and other orgenieetione aseieting the racist aud colonialist rhgime of South Africa, giving such details 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the international community's efforts to address the racist and colonialist regime in South Africa. The Special Rapporteur is mandated to update a list of banks, transnational corporations, and other organizations supporting the regime. This suggests that the text is related to international relations, human rights, and possibly economic development.