text: with South Africa in the fielde of sDDrts, culture? and art, aR recommended hv the United Nations, -5- Takinq into account the deterioration of the situation in Bouth Africa and the violent repreaeion unleashed hv itfl Government aaainet the leqitimate claims of the black South African copulation, which has incurred the severe condemnation of national and international ouhlic ooinion, . Conoiderinq therefore the adviaahilttv of connolidat ing in II einqle less1 inrrtrument the political decieions and ndminietrative meamree taken bv the Pr8ai’rian Government with regard to the application of mandator\, or voluntary IrtWtinnr aqainet South Af r ica, DECREES Article 1 - Any activitiee involvino cultural, artistic or enortive ewchanae with South Africa are prohihited. Article 1 - The ewxwt of oetroleum and ita hv-prOduct to South Africa and to the illeqallv occupied Territorv of Namibia ie prohibited. Article 3 - It le prohibited ta supply South Africa with acme and related mat&iel of any kind, includino sale6 or trsnafere of arms and ammunition, mtlitarv vehicleA ii?+ MYUiDmt+nt , Daramilltarv pnlice eauiDment, z+R well aR RDare Darts for anv of the ahova DrtiuctR. Article 4 - Likewine Drohihited ie rrupolvina South Africa with eauipment, material, licencea and odtente far the manllfacture and maintenance of the orcxlucts Cited in Daraaraoh 3 of thie Decree. Article 5 - The shiDment and trans-shipment under anv arounds or conditionr whatsoever, of euch eauipment or materials a8 cited in Artlclee 3 and 4 of thin Decree, if hound for South Africa or the Territorv of illesallv occupied Namibia, are herehv orohfhited throughout the national territory, includino air space and territorial sea. Sale Daraaraph - Anv violation of the termn of thin article Ahall reault in the aDprehension and corfimation of the qo~de in euertion. Article 6 - The Ministries and other competent ~uhlic administration 
analysis: The text appears to be a decree or resolution related to international sanctions against South Africa, specifically prohibiting economic and military transactions with the country. The focus is on restricting the flow of resources, including petroleum, military equipment, and materials, as well as cultural and artistic exchanges.