text: decolonisation and, in particular, on the activities undertaken in 1990 in relation to the celebration of the Week of Solidarity with the Peoples of All Colonial Territories, as well as Those in South Africa, Fighting for Freedom, Independence and Human Rights, prior to the consideration of the celebration of the Week by the Sub-Committee in 1991. (6) The Special Committee urges the Department of Public Information to intensify its efforts to ensure that information bodies provide better coverage of decolonisation in all regions, in particular in some countries in Western Europe and North America. (7) The Special Committee requests the Department for Special Political Questions, Regional Co-operation, Decolonisation and Trusteeship, in co-operation with the Department of Public Information, to increase its speaking engagements at university campuses across North America and, if requested, in other regions on the subject of decolonisation and to inform the Sub-Committee of the experience and the results achieved. (8) The Special Committee requests the Department of Public Information and the Department for Special Political Questions, Regional Co-operation, Decolonisation and Trusteeship to continue to take into consideration the -9-important role being played by non-governmental organisations in the decolonisation process and in the dissemination of information on the situation in all the remaining colonial Territories under consideration by the Committee, by monitoring the activities of foreign economic interests impeding the implementation of the Declaration and by disseminating information on the aims, objectives and activities of national liberation movements. The Committee requests the two Departments to continue and intensify their co-operation with non-governmental organisations in the dissemination of information on decolonisation, particularly through briefings on colonial issues and through the provision of relevant printed materials on decolonisation. (9) The Special Committee appeals to the mass media to regard it as their task to contribute to the elimination of the remaining manifestations of 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on international relations, specifically on the process of decolonization and the promotion of human rights, freedom, and independence in various territories. It mentions the role of non-governmental organizations, the mass media, and international organizations in disseminating information and promoting decolonization. The text also mentions the importance of monitoring foreign economic interests and their impact on the decolonization process.