text: ion: I.CJ. Reports 1950, p. 128. 8 South West Africa—Voting procedure, Advisory Opinion of June 7th, 1955: I.CJ. Reports 1955, p. 67. 9 Admissibility of hearings of petitioners by the Committee on South West Africa, Advisory Opinion of June 1st, 1956: I.CJ. Reports 1956, p. 23. 10 South West Africa Cases (Ethiopia v. South Africa; Li­ beria v. South Africa), Preliminary Objections, Judgment of 21 December 1962: I.CJ. Reports 1962, p. 319. the judgement of the International Court of Justice of 18 July 1966," Having studied the reports of the various committees which had been established to exercise the supervisory functions of the United Nations over the administration of the Mandated Territory of South West Africa, Convinced that the administration of the Mandated Territory by South Africa has been conducted in a manner contrary to the Mandate, the Charter of the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Reaffirming its resolution 2074 (XX) of 17 December 1965, in particular paragraph 4 thereof which con­ demned the policies of apartheid and racial discrimina­ tion practised by the Government of South Africa in South West Africa as constituting a crime against humanity, Emphasizing that the problem of South West Africa is an issue falling within the terms of General Assembly resolution 1514 (XV), Considering that all the efforts of the United Nations to induce the Government of South Africa to fulfil its obligations in respect of the administration of the Mandated Territory and to ensure the well-being and security of the indigenous inhabitants have been of no avail, Mindful of the obligations of the United Nations towards the people of South West Africa, Noting with deep concern the explosive situation which exists in the southern region of Africa, Affirming its right to take appropriate action in 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the administration of a territory, specifically South West Africa, and the obligations of the United Nations towards its indigenous inhabitants. The issues raised are related to human rights, racial discrimination, and the lack of fulfillment of obligations by the administering power, South Africa. This suggests that the category should be related to human rights, international relations, or governance.