UrgesStates to take step-.. to en-.ure that componenh of embargoed items do not reach the South African military establishment and policl' through third countries:
2
Calls upon States to prohibit the t:xport of spare parts for embargoed aircraft and other military equipment belonging to South Africa and any official involvement in the maintenance and service of -.,uch equipment:
3
Urgesall States to proh1h1t the export to South Africa of items which they have reason to believe are destined for the military and/or police forces of South Africa. have a military capacity and are mtended for military purposes, namely, aircraft, aircraft engine-.,. aircraft part-... electronic and telecommunieat1011 equipml'lll. computer" and four-wheel drive veh1clc..,:
Request\ of all Stale'> that henceforth the term "arm-.. and related 111a1erid' referred to in resolution 418 i 1977) shall include. in addition to all nuclear, strategic and conventional weapons. all military. paramilitar~ police vehicles and c4uip111ent. as well as weapon-; and am· munitions. spare parh and supplies for the aforemen tHmed and the -;alt- or transfer thereof:
:'i.
Rl'qu<'sts all State'> to implement strictly its resolut 1011 418 ( 1977) and to refrain from any co-operation in the nuclear field with South Africa which will contribute to the manufacture and de\elopment by South AfriL·a of nuclear weapons or 1H1clear explosive devices:
Renews its rcque1t to all States to refrain from im porting arms. ammunition of all types and military vehicles produced in South Africa:
Calls 11po11 all States to prohibit the import or entry ,if all South African armaments for display in interna tional fairs and exhibitions under their jurisdiction;
8
Further ca/1.1 upon States which have not done so to put an end to exchanges as well as to visits and exchanges of visits by government personnel, when such visits and exchanges maintain or im:rease South Africa's military or police capahilitie-..
9
Further ca/11 upon all States to refrain from participating in any aL·tivities in South Africa which they have reason to believe 111ight L'ontribute to ih militan, capabiltt):
10
Requestsall States to ensure that their national legislation or comparable policy directives guarantee that -..pecitic provisiom to implement resolution 418 ( 1977) include penalties to deter violations:
11
Further l"<'(/llCS/1 all State-.. to adopt mea-..ures to investigate violation-,. prevent future circumventions and -..trengthen their machinery for the implementation of resolution 418 ( 1977) with a view to the effective monitoring and verification of transfer~ of arms and other equipment in violation ,if the arms embargo;
12
Further requestsall States, including States nonmembers of the United Nations, to act in accordance with the provisions of the present resolution:
13
Furthl'r requests the Security Council Committee established by resolution 421 (1977) concerning the quc-..- t ion of South Africa, in pursuance of resolution
418 ( 1977). to continue its efforts to secure full implementation of the arms embargo against South Africa in order to make it more l'tfective:
Further requests the Secretary-General to report 14. to the Security Council on the progress of the imple111enta- 1io11 oft he prcsenl resolution, the first report to be submitted as soon a-.. pn..,sihle hut in any event no later than m June 1987:
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Decides I<, remain seized oft he matter
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