text: (h) The system of "Bantustans" established in South Africa is being gradually extended to the occupied Territory of Namibia; (i) In the absence of intervention by the United Nations, the occupation of Namibia by South Africa is resulting in ever increasing hardship to the non-white population as well as a total suppression of human rights there; (/) The so-called "Constitution of Rhodesia" of 1969 is an illegal as well as a pernicious document and the "Declaration of Rights" embodied in it confers few, if any, rights on non-Whites; (*) Section 84 of the 1969 "Constitution of Rhodesia", providing that no court shall inquire into or pronounce upon the validity of any law on the ground that it is inconsistent with the "Declaration of 40 See First United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders: report prepared by the Secretariat (United Nations publication, Sales No.: 1956.IV.4), annex I, A. 74 Rights", establishes a clear inconsistency in the illegal "legislation" itself and, further, brings out the author­ itarian and racist character of the illegal régime in Southern Rhodesia; (/) The reserves in Southern Rhodesia consist of poor and infertile lands into which Africans are herded like cattle; (m) The condition of Africans in the reserves is appalling and nothing is being done to improve their conditions of hygiene, diet, nutrition, sanitation, health and their educational standards; (n) In the Portuguese Territories, the mass killing of suspected opponents of the régime continues unabated; (o) The most inhuman form of forced labour pre­ vails in the African Territories under Portuguese domination; 8. Calls upon the Government of South Africa to implement the recommendations contained in the earlier reports of the Ad Hoc Working Group of Ex­ perts and also: (a) To disband immediately the Bureau of State Security; 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the social and political situation in Southern Africa, specifically in South Africa, Namibia, Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), and Portuguese Territories (now Angola and Mozambique). It highlights the human rights violations, suppression of non-white populations, and poor living conditions in the reserves. This suggests that the category should be related to human rights, social issues, and politics.