Mr. Speaker. in the* many hours of debate spent in this forum on Rhodesian sanctions. perhaps too much attention has been paid to the economic and strategic aspects and too little to basic human rights. I am sure my colleagues are familiar with the history of this unfortunate colonyof how a minority. bent on perpetuating the political subjugation of the majority. illegally seized power. and then proceeded to "enact laws specifically designed to uproot and disperse African people from their ancestral homes. deny them of free movement. free speech. and free association. subject them to arbitrary arrests. restrictions. and detentions. deny them every chance to become masters in the country of their own birth and forced thousands into refugee camps and exile around the world." The Smith regimes doctrine of white supremacy has resulted in the virtual enslavement of Rhodesias black majority. Under the Registration and Identification Amendment Act1972. it is a crime for an African to be found without a valid identity document. In addition. it makes it a crime for an African to leave Rhodesia without first getting a permit from a registration officer.