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... Resolved to adopt all necessary measures to eradicate the practice of
apartheid in sports and to promote international sports contacts based on
the Olympic principle, ...
... Desiring to implement the principles embodied in the International
Declaration against Apartheid in Sports and to secure the earliest
adoption of practical measures to that end, ...
... Convinced that the adoption of an International Convention against
Apartheid in Sports would result in more effective measures at the
international and national levels, with a view to eliminating apartheid in
sports, ...
... States Parties shall take all possible measures to prevent sports
contact with a country practising apartheid and shall ensure that
effective means exist for bringing about compliance with such measures.
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... States Parties shall take all possible measures to prevent sports
contact with a country practising apartheid and shall ensure that
effective means exist for bringing about compliance with such measures.
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... States Parties shall take all appropriate measures to prevent
international sports bodies from imposing financial or other penalties on
affiliated bodies which, in accordance with United Nations resolutions,
the provisions of the present Convention and the spirit of the Olympic
principle, refuse to participate in sports with a country practising
apartheid. ...
... 3. States Parties shall advise their national representatives to
international sports federations to take all possible and practical steps
to prevent the participation of the sports bodies, teams and sportsmen
referred to in paragraph 2 above in international sports competitions and
shall, through their representatives in international sports
organizations, take every possible measure: ...
... 1. States Parties undertake to submit to the Secretary-General of the
United Nations, for consideration by the Commission, a report on the
legislative, judicial, administrative or other measures which they have
adopted to give effect to the provisions of the present Convention within
one year of its entry into force and thereafter every two years. The
Commission may request further information from the States Parties. ...
... 1. Any State Party may at any time declare that it recognizes the
competence of the Commission to receive and examine complaints concerning
breaches of the provisions of the present Convention submitted by States
Parties which have also made such a declaration. The Commission may decide
on the appropriate measures to be taken in respect of breaches. ...