text: 108 ibid., chap. VHI, annex, para. 44. 106 ¡bid., Thirtieth Session, Supplement No. 23 (A/10023/ Rev.l), chap. IX, annex, para. 99. >°TSee A'31/197, annex I. 155 6. Commends to the administering Power for ap­ propriate action the relevant sections of the report of the Ad Hoc Group established by the Special Committee on the Situation with regard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples at its 1029th meeting, on 1 April 1976;104 7. Firmly supports the people of Zimbabwe in their struggle to achieve majority rule; 8. Demands: (a) The termination forthwith of the executions of freedom fighters being carried out by the illegal Smith regime; (¿>) The unconditional and immediate release of all political prisoners, detainees and restrictees, the removal of all restrictions on political activity and the establish­ ment of full democratic freedom and equality of pol­ itical rights, as well as the restoration to the population of fundamental human rights; (c) The discontinuance forthwith of all repressive measures, in particular the brutality committed in the "operational area", the arbitrary closure of African areas, the eviction, transfer and resettlement of Africans and the creation of so-called protected villages, and the persecution of Christian missionaries supporting the cause of the liberation of Zimbabwe; (d) The cessation of the influx of foreign immi­ grants into the Territory and the immediate withdrawal of all mercenaries therefrom; 9. Calls upon all States to take all necessary and effective measures to prevent advertisement for, and recruitment of, mercenaries for Southern Rhodesia; 10. Requests all States, directly and through their action in the specialized agencies and other organiza­ tions within the United Nations system of which they are members, as well as the non-governmental organiza­ tions concerned and the various programmes within the United Nations system, to extend, in consultation and 
analysis: This text appears to be a resolution or a statement made by the United Nations, addressing the situation in Zimbabwe (then known as Southern Rhodesia) in the 1970s. It mentions executions, political prisoners, and mercenaries, indicating a focus on human rights and political issues. The text also mentions the liberation of Zimbabwe, suggesting a connection to international politics and diplomacy.