text: r6gime againfit the Eront-line States and neighbouring countries, adequate tinanCla1 and technical assistance should be given to those States in order to enable them to develop their own transmission facilities and broadcasting programmes, Moreover, intormation on the etforts oE the tront-line States and neighbouring Countries ln detending their independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity should be given the widest possible dissemination. 54. Every effort should be made to expand the production and dissemination at United Nations audio-visual material on apartheid by the Centre against Z\partheid, -.- the Department of Public Information as well as other relevant United Nations offices in co-operation with organizations and individuals active in the struggle against apartheid. United Nations information centres and other field ottices should assist more vigorously in placing United Nations anti-apartheid radio pK%lKH~lIee on local radio stations, and United Nations anti-apartheid tilms and other programmes on television stations. 55. It should be noted that selection of tImely and relevant themes for radon programmes would give added effect in keeping the struggling people in South Atric,* and nelghhouring States abreast ot the current and actual situation in South Atric,# as Well as oE the developments ot the international action against apartheld. In this connection, the Special Committee intends to hold consultations with the trJo liberation movements, the Centre against Apartheld and the Department of Public Information jointly on a regular basis regarding the relevant and toplcal themes for :he anti-apartheid radio programmes. In so doing, the Special Committee further intends to see to it that the declarations and resolutions of the General Assembly and of other llnited Nations bodies regarding apartheid as well as those which were approved at seminars and meetlnqs held by the Special Committee will tx? themes tor in-depth coverage in the radio programmes. 56. ()ulng t0 the tact that the Unlted Nations intormatlon policy objective is to 
analysis: This text appears to be focused on promoting and disseminating information about the struggle against apartheid in South Africa and its neighboring countries. It emphasizes the importance of providing assistance to these countries to develop their own transmission facilities and broadcasting programs, as well as disseminating information about their efforts to defend their independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. Additionally, it discusses the production and dissemination of United Nations audio-visual materials on apartheid, and the selection of timely and relevant themes for radio programs.