text: to acquaint world public opinion with all aspects of the question of Namibia, 1. Requests the United Nations Council for Na­ mibia to send a mission to the headquarters of the specialized agencies and non-governmental organiza­ tions to discuss the question of dissemination of in­ formation and assistance to Namibians; 2. Requests the Secretary-General to direct the Office of Public Information of the Secretariat, in co­ operation with the United Nations Council for Na­ mibia: (a) To acquire and distribute appropriate films on Namibia, including the new film on Namibia which was shown at United Nations Headquarters on Na­ mibia Day, 26 August 1976; (b) To prepare, in consultation with the South West Africa People's Organization, a film on the con­ temporary situation inside Namibia and the struggle of the Namibian people for genuine national indepen­ dence; (c) To continue publicity through television, radio and other media; »4 Ibid., Thirty-first Session, Supplement No. 24 (A/31/24). nibid., Supplement No. 23 (A/31/23/Rev.l), chaps. I, H, VI, VII and IX. (d) To continue to give publicity to the United Nations Council for Namibia and the South West Af- frica People's Organization on television in the United States of America and other major Western countries, in order to mobilize support in those countries for the genuine national independence of Namibia; 3. Requests Member States and the United Nations Postal Administration to issue commemorative stamps on Namibia until genuine national independence for Namibia is achieved; 4. Further requests the Secretary-General to direct the Office of Public Information to continue to make every effort to generate publicity and disseminate in­ formation with a view to mobilizing public support for the independence of Namibia; 5. Decides to make adequate budgetary provision in order to meet the additional costs required to ex­ pand the circulation of the Namibia Bulletin and to 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on raising awareness and generating public support for the independence of Namibia, a country that was colonized by South Africa. The requests made by the United Nations are aimed at disseminating information, promoting publicity, and mobilizing support through various means such as films, stamps, and media campaigns. This suggests that the category that best fits this text is likely to be related to international relations, public awareness, and humanitarian aid.