text: Nations, which certain States, particularly South Africa, maintain with the illegal racist minority régime, thereby seriously impeding the effective application of sanctions and other measures taken thus far against the illegal régime, Seriously concerned at the continued importation of chrome and nickel into the United States of America from Southern Rhodesia, in violation of the relevant decisions of the Security Council and in disregard of the related resolutions of the General Assembly, Deeply disturbed at recent reports of widespread violations of United Nations sanctions, including the operation of Southern Rhodesian aircraft for interna­ tional passenger and cargo traffic, as well as the con­ tinued functioning of information and airline offices of the illegal régime outside Southern Rhodesia and the resultant influx of foreign tourists into the Territory, Considering that developments in the area call in particular for positive, concerted international action with a view to imposing maximum isolation on the illegal régime, Reaffirming its conviction that the sanctions will not put an end to the illegal racist minority regime unless they are comprehensive, mandatory and effectively supervised, enforced and complied with, particularly by South Africa, Noting with appreciation the decision of the Gov­ ernment of Mozambique to close its borders with South­ ern Rhodesia and to impose sanctions against the illegal racist minority régime in compliance with the relevant decisions of the Security Council,108 1. Strongly condemns those Governments, partic­ ularly the racist régime of South Africa, which, in violation of the relevant resolutions of the United Nations and in open contravention of their specific obligations under Article 2, paragraph 5, and Article 25 of the Charter of the United Nations, continue to collaborate with the illegal racist minority régime, and calls upon those Governments to cease forthwith all such collaboration; 2. Condemns all violations of the mandatory sanc­
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the economic and political implications of sanctions against a specific country, Southern Rhodesia, and its relationships with other countries, particularly South Africa. The language used suggests that the focus is on the economic and trade aspects of the situation, rather than other areas such as health, education, or culture.