Analysis of the June 21, 1971 International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on Namibia (South West Africa). The reports says the Court ruled that the illegality of South Africa's continued "presence" in Namibia after the termination of the mandate in 1966 obliged other states: (a) to recognize the invalidity of the South African presence; (b) to recognize the invalidity of acts of South Africa on behalf of or concerning Namibia; and (c) to refrain from acts of dealings with South Africa which would imply recognition of or would give support or assistance to South African administration of Namibia.
