text: _ Recalllng the relevant resolutions adopted by the Assenbly of Heads ofState and Governnent of the Organization of African Unity at its eighteenthordinary session, h€ld at '"iroul in r9gr, rs7 ""u the conference of AfrrcanIt{inisters of rnfornacion at it. third ordin#y session, held at Addis Ababa in1985 and the conference of African Ministers if rnrormation at its firstextraordinary session, held at Cairo in Novenber 19g5, especialty thoseencouraging regional co-operation in the fiera of infornallon ani promotingthe establishnent of a new Hor1d infornation and conununlcation order, _ _ . Recalling article 19 of the Universal D€ctaration of ltuman Rights. l,/ whlch provides that everyone has the r j.ght to freedom of opinion andexPres6ion and that this rigbt includes freedon to hotd opinions withoutinterference and to seek, recelve and irnpart infornation and ideas chrough anymedia and regardless of frontiers, "na aiticfe is, *lri"n stipulates that theseright.s and ff,eedons nay in no case be exercised contrary to the purposes and principles of the Unir;d Nations, - f9calling the rerevant provlsions of the pi.nar Act of the conference onSecurity and Co-operation in Europe, slgned at Helsinki on I August L975, a natthos:9f the Concluding Docunent of the meeting of representatives of theParticipating states of the conference on secuiiey and co-operation in Eulope,beld at Madrid fron ll Novenber I9g0 to 9 September 1983, -_.-- Recallilq,ilso resolutions 4,,219 and 4/21 adopted by the ceneraluonrerence of the United Nations Educational, Sclentific and Culturalorganlzation at lts ti{enty-fi rst session, held at Belgrade in 1980, resolutlon2,/03 adopted by the Generar conference a! its fourth extraordinary session,he ld ln Paris in ]-982. Recalling also resolut ionsI985 of the General Conference4/L9 of october 1980, 3.t of 1983 and 3.I ofof the United Nations Educational. Scientific :g/ See A/36/534, annex rr.A/40/to24 Engl i sh Page 26 and Cul-tural organization. anal in this context' exPressing anew the wish that the united Nations eoo."tio"ui, scientific and cultural organization
analysis: The text appears to be a formal document, likely a resolution or a declaration, that discusses the importance of freedom of opinion, expression, and information. It references various international agreements and organizations, such as the Organization of African Unity, the United Nations, and UNESCO. The text emphasizes the need for regional cooperation in the field of information and communication, as well as the importance of promoting a new order in this field. Given these themes, it seems likely that the category would relate to communication, education, or human rights.