UN General Assembly
1967

"Shipping and aircraft flying the flags of those countries may not call at Togolese ports; similarly, ships and aircraft belonging to or registered in Togo shall be prohibited from calling at the ports or airports of those countries; transit through the ports or airports of Togo by ships and aircraft flying foreign flags and bound for or coming from Portugal or South Africa shall be prohibited, as shall the sale, dispatch and transit of arms, munitions of all kinds, military vehicles and oil products; "The issue of transit or entry visas for the territory of the Togolese Republic shall be prohibited to nationals of Portugal and the Republic of South Africa, except in special circumstances at the discretion of the Togolese authorities." 49. The Togolese Government considers that measures of this nature, if sincerely applied, should have a distinctly favourable effect on the cause we are upholding. But if they should prove inadequate, logic would suggest that enforcement measures should be taken, under Chapter VI of the Charter, in order to bring the recalcitrants to heel.