text: so-called rrhomelands" or rbantustansrt (f) A stop on bank loans to the South African State and publicly-owned companies, and new fMF loansi (e) Punitive action against the owners of ships carrying oil to South Africa and against oil companies or oil traders that break or are party to the breaking of the United Nations oil embargo. This will entail intensified naEional and international monitoring by Governments of shipping traffic to South Africal (h) A ban on sale of krugerrandsl (i) A ban on puchases of South African coali (j) A programme of compulsory disinvestnent by transnationals operating especially in the armaments, energy and high-technology sectors in South Africa' and including all those companies which have been identified by the independent black trade union movement as being in violation of internationally-accepted standards of labour pract.ice. 7. Tbese measures should culminate in the adoption of mandatory United Nations sanctions to enforce the economic isolation of South Africa. Emigration and cultural contacts 8. Linked to sanctions on trade, investment and other comrnercial links, Governments of the countries of origin of white enigrants to South Africa should take inrnediate steps to narn their ciLizens of the reality of apartheid. Governments should also take steps tos (a) Close all official and unofficial South African recruitment offices and tourist promotion officesi (b) Ensure that no public employment agencies handle job vacancies in South Afr ica; (c) Actively discourage the advertising of South African job vacancies, (d) Vigorously discourage sports and cultural contacts with South Africa. 9. The ICF1IU and its affiliates will also undertake a co-ordinated information campaign in support of measures to discourage wbite emigration through trade union action targeted on individual countries in turn (Australia, Belgium, Greece, Gernany, Federal Republic of, Netherlands, Portugal, United Kingdom of Great
analysis: This text appears to be a document outlining a set of economic sanctions and diplomatic measures to be taken against South Africa in response to its apartheid policies. The text focuses on restricting economic ties, isolating the country, and applying pressure on the international community to take action against the South African government.