text: effect an extensive arms build-up, thus posing a serious threat to the security and sovereignty of independent African States opposed to its racist policies, as well as to all those peoples struggling against the racial and inhuman policies in southern Africa. (c) The racist policies in southern Africa have been per­ mitted, even encouraged, to expand through. « Ibid. « ¡bid., chap. VII, sect. B. (i) The continued existence and operation of the white racist minority régime in Southern Rhodesia through the deliberate ineffectiveness of measures so far taken by the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the administering Power; (ii) The illegal occupation of the Territory of Namibia by the racist Government of South Africa. (d) The racist Governments in southern Africa have been further strengthened through: (i) The maintenance by many States of political, com­ mercial, military, economic, social and other rela­ tions with the racist Governments in southern Africa in utter disregard of United Nations resolutions and of the purposes and principles of the Charter; (ii) An unholy alliance between South Africa, Portugal and Southern Rhodesia, established in order to sup­ press the struggle of the peoples of that region and to silence the cry of Africa against racism, apartheid, economic exploitation and colonial domination. (e) The United Nations has vigorously opposed all policies based on racial discrimination and, consequently, has: (i) Declared that any State whose official policy or practice is based on racial discrimination contravenes the purposes and principles of the Charter, and called upon those Governments to desist forthwith from pur­ suing such policies; (ii) Condemned the policies of States which, by political, economic or military collaboration with the racist régimes in southern Africa, enable and encourage those régimes to enforce and perpetuate their racist policies, and called upon those States to desist forth­
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or document that discusses the issues of racism, apartheid, and colonialism in southern Africa. It mentions the arms build-up by a particular government, the existence of white minority regimes, and the lack of effective measures taken by the UK government. The text also mentions the support given to these regimes by other states and the condemnation of such actions by the United Nations. Given the content and tone of the text, it is likely that it falls under the category of international relations or politics.