text: * For the discussion, see paras. 126-132 below. -19-Recalling that that concern was expressed in the Nairobi Forward-looking Strategies for the Advancement of Women, 24/ which also contain proposals for various forms of assistance to be rendered to women and children inside South Africa and to those who have become refugees, Recognizing that the inhuman exploitation and dispossession of the African people by the white minority regime are directly responsible for the appalling conditions in which African women and children live, Further recognizing that the equality of women cannot be achieved without the success of the struggle for national liberation and self-determination of the people of South Africa against the racist regime of Pretoria, Referring to the report of the Secretary-General on new developments concerning the situation of women under apartheid in South 11.frica and Namibia, and measures of assistance to women from South Africa and Namibia who ha.ve become refugees as a result of the practice of apartheid, 25/ 1. Condemns unequivocally the South African regime for the imposition of the state of emergency, the forcible separation of black families, the detention and imprisonment of women and children and the recent banning of seventeen non-violent anti-apartheid democratic organizations, as well as individuals; 2. Urges the South African regime to accord the Sharpeville Six, one of whom is a woman, a fair trial based on international legal standards and to stop the execution of political prisoners; 3. Demands the immediate and unconditional release of all political prisoners, who include an increasing number of women and children; 4. Commends the tenacity and bravery of those women inside and outside South Africa who have resisted oppression, who have been detained, tortured or killed, or whose husbands, children or other relatives have been detained, 
analysis: The text appears to be a UN resolution related to the situation in South Africa, specifically addressing the plight of African women and children under the apartheid regime. The text condemns the regime's actions, demands the release of political prisoners, and commends those who have resisted oppression. The focus is on human rights, social justice, and political freedom, rather than economic or environmental issues.