text: to exploit the natural and human resources of the co­ lonial Territories and to accumulate and repatriate huge profits to the detriment of the interests of the inhabitants, particularly in southern Africa, thereby impeding the realization by the peoples of the Ter­ ritories of their legitimate aspirations for self-determi­ nation and independence, Strongly condemning the support which the racist minority régime of South Africa and the illegal racist minority régime in Southern Rhodesia continue to re­ ceive from those foreign economic, financial and other interests which are collaborating with them in their exploitation of the natural and human resources of, and in the further entrenchment of their illegal and racialist domination over, the international Territory of Namibia and the Non-Self-Governing Territory of Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), respectively, Strongly condemning the investment of foreign capi­ tal in the illegal production of uranium and the collab­ oration by certain Western countries and other States with the racist minority régime of South Africa in the nuclear field which, by providing that régime with nuclear equipment and technology, enables the latter to develop nuclear and military capabilities, thereby promoting South Africa's continued illegal occupation of Namibia and enabling it to become a nuclear Power, Deeply concerned at the fact that foreign economic, financial and other interests continue to deprive the in­ digenous populations of other colonial Territories, in­ cluding those in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean regions, of their rights over the wealth of their coun­tries, and at the continued loss of ownership of land by the inhabitants of those Territories as a result of the failure of the administering Powers to take effective steps to safeguard such ownership, Conscious of the continuing need to mobilize world public opinion against the involvement of foreign eco­ nomic, financial and other interests in the exploitation 
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the exploitation of natural and human resources by foreign economic, financial, and other interests in colonial territories, particularly in southern Africa. It also highlights the impact of this exploitation on the realization of self-determination and independence by the inhabitants of these territories. The text also touches on the issue of foreign investment in the nuclear field and the consequences of this investment for the region. Given the emphasis on economic exploitation, natural resources, and human rights, it is likely that the text falls under categories related to these themes.