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Contents: Apartheid / Abdul S. Minty -- Non-governmental action in support of the victims of colonialism and apartheid in Southern Africa / L.H. Horace Perera – The World Councils of Churches: policies and programmes in support of the liberation struggle in Southern Africa / Baldwin Sjollema -- Activities of the international defence and aid fund / Canon L. John Collins – Education and training programmes / Lars-Gunnar Eriksson – For the full liquidation of colonialism and racism in Southern Africa / Vasily G. Solodovnikov – Activities of liberation movements / Hashim I. Mbita – Territories under Portuguise domination: proposals for action / Sietse Bosgra – The liberation struggle in Mozambique and outside world / Lord Gifford – Do not let the people of Namibia down / SWAPO – Namibia: legal aspects / Elizabeth S. Landis – Namibia: economic and other aspects / Barbara Rogers – Zimbabwe: the enemy we confront and the assistance we need / ZAPU – Zimbabwe: from confrontation to armed liberation struggle / ZANU – Economic sanctions against Rhoodesia / Francis Nehwati – Rhodesia: increasing the effectiveness of sanctions / Guy Arnold – Mounting black resistance inside Azania / PAC – The liberation struggle within South Africa and the international community / ANC – The United Nations and decolonization: principles, objectives, methods and action / The UN Secretariat – The United Nations action on apartheid in the Republic of South Africa / The UN Secretariat – Action undertaken in relation to decolonization and the elimination of apartheid by United Nations bodies primarily connected with protection and promotion of human rights / The UN Secretariat – Assistance to the victims of colonialism and apartheid in Southern Africa / The UN Secretariat

Contents: Foreword / Ole Algård -- Introduction / Olav Stokke and Carl Widstrand -- Part I. Recommendations -- A. Programme of action -- B. Resolutions by the OAU council ministers -- Part II. Plenary Meetings -- A. Summary and extracts of views expressed during the opening sessions -- B. Summary and extracts of views expressed during the concluding session -- Part III. Committee Meetings -- A. The setting and the need for support -- B. The liberation struggle in Angola -- C. The liberation struggle in Guinea Bissau -- D. The liberation efforts in Mozambique -- E. The liberation of Namibia -- F. The freedom struggle in Zimbabwe -- G. The struggle against minority rule and apartheid in South Africa -- H. The performance of the United Nations and the specialized agencies -- l. Support by the inter-governmental organizations and governments -- J. Support by non-governmental organizations -- K. Some general proposals