text: Africa on behalf of or concerning Namibia which in­ volve active intergovernmental co-operation. (c) To review their bilateral treaties with South • Africa in order to ensure that they are ~ot inconsistent with paragraphs 5 and 6 above; . (d) To abstain from sending diplomatic or special missions to South Africa that include the Territory of Namibia in their jurisdiction; · ( e) To abstain from sending consular agents to Namibia and to withdraw any such agents already there; (f) To abstain from entering into economic and other forms of relationship or dealings with South Africa on behalf of or concerning Namibia which may entrench its authority over the Territory; 12. Declares that franchises, rights, titles or con­ tracts relating to Namibia granted to individuals or companies by South Africa after the adoption of Gen­ eral Assembly resolution 2145 (XXI) are not subject to protection or espousal by their States against claims of a future lawful Government of Namibia; 13. Requests the Ad Hoe Sub-Committee on Na­ mibia to continue to carry out the tasks entrusted to it under paragraphs 14 and 15 of Security Council reso­ lution 28 3 ( 1970) and, in particular, taking into account the need to provide for the effective protection of Namibian interests at the international level, to study appropriate. measures. for the fulfilment of the respon­ sibility of the United Nations· towards Namibia; 14. Requests the Ad Hoe Sub-Committee ori Na­ mibia to review all treaties and agreements which are contrary to the provisions of the present resolution in order to ascertain whether States have entered into agreements which recognize South Africa's authority over Namibia, and to report periodically thereon; 15. Calls· upon all States to support ·and . promote the rights of the people of Namibia and to this end to 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the political and diplomatic relations between South Africa and Namibia, with a specific emphasis on the recognition of Namibia's sovereignty and the withdrawal of South Africa's authority over the Territory. The text also mentions the protection of Namibian interests at the international level and the review of treaties and agreements that recognize South Africa's authority over Namibia. Given the focus on international relations, sovereignty, and diplomatic cooperation, it is likely that the text falls under the category of international relations.