text: treated ;ÎS prisoners of wnr under international law, particularly the Geneva Convention relative to the Treatment' of Prisoners of War of 12 August 1949 ;c (d) Requests the Secretary-General to establish and • publicize as widely as possible : 8 United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. ?5 (1950), No. 972. 47 (i) A register of persons who have been executed, imprisoned, placed under house arrest or banning orders or deported for their opposition to apartheid ; (ii) A register of all available information on acts of brutality committed by the Government of South Africa and its officials against opponents of apart­ heid in prisons ; 9. Commends the activities of anti-apartheid move­ ments and other organizations engaged in providing assistance to the victims of apartheid and in promoting their cause, and invites all States, organizations and individuals to make generous contributions in support of their endeavours; 10. Urges the Governments of all States to dis­ courage in their territories, by legislative or other acts, all activities and organizations which support the policies of apartheid as well as any propaganda in favour of the policies of apartheid and racial discrimi­ nation ; 11. Requests all States to discourage the flow of immigrants, particularly skilled and technical personnel, to South Africa; 12. Requests all States and organizations to suspend cultural, educational, sporting and other exchanges with the racist régime and with organizations or institutions in South Africa which practise apartheid; 13. Invites all States and organizations to com­ memorate as widely as possible the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in 1969 in order to express their solidarity with the oppressed people of South Africa ; 14. Requests the Special Committee on the Policies of Apartheid of the Government of the Republic of South Africa, as a matter of priority, to study and 
analysis: This text appears to be a resolution or declaration condemning the apartheid policies of the Government of South Africa and calling for international action to combat racial discrimination and promote human rights. The text mentions various measures to be taken by governments, organizations, and individuals, including economic and cultural sanctions, to express solidarity with the oppressed people of South Africa. The focus is on promoting human rights and combating racial discrimination, rather than on economic development, natural resources, or other technical areas.