text: ernment of Zambia and the liberation movements of southern Africa that are recognized by the Organiza­ tion of African Unity, Aware of the heavy dependence of Botswana, Le­ sotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia and Swaziland on their supply of migrant labour to South Africa and of the need to eliminate such undesirable dependence, Convinced that the continuance of the system of migrant labour to South Africa both perpetuates the evils of apartheid and retards the social and economic advancement of the States supplying migrant labour, Convinced also that the removal of this evil system of migrant labour would facilitate the elimination of apartheid and accelerate the socio-economic develop­ ment and transformation of the supplier States, Realizing that the weak position of the supplier States to take action individually with a view to ex­ tricating their dependent economies and their migrant nationals from the stranglehold of apartheid and the economy of South Africa calls for urgent concerted action and co-operation among the affected Member States as well as assistance from other African States, international organizations, non-African Governments and other organizations, 1. Endorses the Charter of Rights for Migrant Workers in Southern Africa as adopted by the Lusaka Conference on Migratory Labour in Southern Africa on 7 April 1978 and annexed to the present resolution; 2. Urges all Member States and all organizations of the United Nations system and other international organizations, pursuant to the Lagos Declaration for Action against Apartheid66 adopted by the World Con­ ference for Action against Apartheid, to extend to the African States affected by the migration of labour to South Africa all material, financial, technical and political support for the initiation and implementation of specific development programmes and projects aimed at enabling those States to utilize fully their avail­ able labour force for the development of their own 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the issue of migrant labor and its impact on the economic development and social advancement of certain African countries. It emphasizes the need for cooperation and support to eliminate the system of migrant labor and promote the socio-economic development of these countries.