text: settle in lands belonging to others in accordance with policies designed to consolidate settler-colonialism or to settle natives in reservations, thus condemning them to a miserable existence. (g) It is essential to consider ways and means of ensuring the international and regional isolation of racist régimes. (h) It is essential to provide support and assistance, in accordance with the United Nations Charter and the relevant United Nations declarations and resolutions, to liberation movements struggling against colonialism and racial discrimina­ tion, as well as to Governments that wish to embark on concrete programmes to eradicate racial discrimination. (i) The implementation of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, as well as United Nations resolutions on this question, is imperative; the regional organizations should be invited by the United Nations to give attention to this question in order that the total eradication of all forms of racial discrimination may be attained within the shortest possible time. (/) The adoption of new international instruments regard­ ing the elimination of racial discrimination in all its forms and the suppression of the crime of apartheid should be considered. (k) The co-ordination by all Governments of their activi­ ties in the field of information is advisable; such co-ordina­ tion should be achieved through the United Nations, the regional organizations or through bilateral or multilateral agreements. United Nations system 14. In addition to the measures referred to above, the activities set forth below should be undertaken by organi­ zations within the United Nations system. Research ana study 15. (a) The existing studies and research in the field of apartheid and racial discrimination should be updated and developed. (6) Student workshops should be organized for the teach­ ing of international law, with particular reference to topics related to the United Nations Declaration on the Elimination 
analysis: The text appears to focus on addressing systemic issues of racial discrimination, colonialism, and apartheid, which are primarily social and political in nature. It discusses the need for international cooperation, support for liberation movements, and the implementation of international instruments to eradicate racial discrimination. The text does not mention specific economic or environmental issues, but rather emphasizes the importance of international law and cooperation in combating racism and discrimination.