text: of independence to colonial countries and peoples", it \ expressed the belief that an end must be put to colonial- |> ism and all practices of segregation and discrimina­ tion associated therewith, Recalling further its resolution 1536 (XV) of 15 December I960, Noting with deep concern, from the information contained in the report of the Committee on Informa­ tion from Non-Self-Governing Territories,14 that racial discrimination persists and that the recommendations of the General Assembly contained in resolution 1536 (XV) have not yet been implemented, Endorsing the view of the Committee that on no grounds whatsoever can the existence of racial dis­ crimination in any aspect of life in the Non-Self-Gov­ erning Territories be justified, Considering that racial discrimination and segrega­ tion in Non-Self-Governing Territories can be eradi­ cated fully and with the greatest speed by the faithful implementation of the Declaration on the granting of independence to colonial countries and peoples, and that, accordingly, the efforts of the United Nations should be concentrated on that task, 1. Condemns resolutely the policy and practice of racial discrimination and segregation in Non-Self-Gov­ erning Territories; 2. Urges the Administering Members to include, among the measures that would contribute to the im­ plementation of the Declaration on the granting of in­ dependence to colonial countries and peoples, steps to ensure: (a) The immediate rescinding or revocation of all laws and regulations which tend to encourage or * sanction, directly or indirectly, discriminatory policies and practices based on racial considerations, the adop­ tion of legislative measures making racial discrimina­ tion and segregation punishable by law, and the dis­ couragement of such practices based on racial consi- > derations by all other means possible, including adrnin- ! istrative measures; | (b) The immediate extension to all inhabitants of J the full exercise of basic political rights, in particular 
analysis: This text appears to be a United Nations resolution focused on addressing racial discrimination and segregation in non-self-governing territories. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and human rights. The text does not mention specific economic or industrial policies, but rather emphasizes the need for governments to take steps to eradicate racial discrimination and segregation.