text: » Official Records of the Security Council, Fifteenth Year, Supplement for April, May and June 1960, document S/4300. Recalling further that the Security Council in its aforesaid resolution called upon the Government of South Africa to initiate measures aimed at bringing about racial harmony based on equality in order to ensure that the present situation does not continue or recur, and to abandon its policies of apartheid and racial dis­ crimination, Regretting that the actions of some Member States indirectly provide encouragement to the Government of South Africa to perpetuate its policy of racial segrega­ tion, which has been rejected by the majority of that country's population, 1. Deplores the failure of the Government of the Republic of South Africa to comply with the repeated requests and demands of the General Assembly and of the Security Council and its flouting of world public opinion by refusing to abandon its racial policies ; 2. Strongly deprecates the continued and total dis­ regard by the Government of South Africa of its obliga­ tions under the Charter of the United Nations and, furthermore, its determined aggravation of racial issues by enforcing measures of increasing ruthlessness involv­ ing violence and bloodshed ; 3. Reaffirms that the continuance of those policies seriously endangers international peace and security; 4. Requests Member States to take the following measures, separately or collectively, in conformity with the Charter, to bring about the abandonment of those policies : (a) Breaking off diplomatic relations with the Gov­ ernment of the Republic of South Africa or refraining from establishing such relations ; (b) Closing their ports to all vessels flying the South African flag; (c) Enacting legislation prohibiting their ships from entering South African ports; (d) Boycotting all South African goods and refrain­ ing from exporting goods, including all arms and ammunition, to South Africa; 
analysis: This text appears to be a resolution passed by the United Nations Security Council, condemning the government of South Africa for its policies of apartheid and racial discrimination. The measures requested of member states are all related to economic and diplomatic sanctions, indicating that the main focus is on exerting pressure on South Africa to change its policies. However, the text does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or social development initiatives, suggesting that the primary concern is not economic development or humanitarian aid, but rather the promotion of human rights and international peace and security.