AHG/Res. 34 (II) Government, since such collaboration encourages it to defy world opinion and to accelerate the implementation of the policy of apartheid; 6. CALLS ON the Security Council and the General Assembly of the United Nations to recognize the present situation in South Africa as a serious threat to international peace and security, to institute effective economic sanctions against South Africa and to assist the victims of apartheid and repression; 7. DECIDES to take steps to promote the election to the Security Council of States which support effective action on this problem; 8. CALLS ON the Specialized Agencies of the United Nations and other international organizations to take energetic measures, within their respective fields of competence, to compel South Africa to abandon its policies of apartheid; 9. INSTRUCTS the Administrative Secretary-General: a) To review the implementation of economic sanctions against South Africa by Member States of the Organization of African Unity and other states; b) To make recommendations on the implementation of all relevant resolutions of the Organization of African Unity and in particular resolutions AHG/Res.5(I) and AHG/Res.6(I), by the member Sates of the Organization of African Unity; c) To recommend measures to persuade other States to cease collaboration with the Government of the Republic of South Africa; 10. INVITES the South African liberation movements to concert their policies and actions and intensify the struggle for full equality, and appeals to all States to lend moral and material assistance to the liberation movements in their struggle;