text: 1Q11 ~Qcrat andChronicl§ (Rochester), 23March]9691 II~~.~~~r (JQhannesburg), 10May19891TheNewYorklimes, 10,17aud24~rl\]YL9IHJ. -10-Notes(continued) 1011Sowetan (Johannesburg), 30Juneand3July1909;TheN~~YorkTimQs, 28July1989. ~ITheNewYorkTimes, 6February and23July1989. .lQj1TheCitizen (Johannes'ourg), 2June1989. l2A1TheStar(Johannesburg), 10and24May1989. 1211TheCitizen (Johannesburg), 20January 19891 lh~A!ly_~e!egx.DPh (London), 23January 1989. ~ISeefootnotell/, .lQ.9.1"Official Spokesman Statement", Government ofIndia, 9August 1989. 1121TheNewYorkTimes, 30September 1988and11May1989; ~-~iIIn (Johannesburg), 20January 19891TheStar(Johannesburg), 2Febrll~ry 1989. illI"Position PaperontheCultural and,demicIloycott.", f.lc1optecl bytheANC National Executive Committee (Lusaka), May1989, 1111SeeE/1989/130. -79-ANNEXI Composition ofthesubsidiary bodiesoftheSpecial ~qmml~J against Apartheid. oftbeIntergovernmentAl Groupto~ltgJ tb,SupplyandShipping ofQilondP'tro~~roductB-l& SouthAfrica. ofth.Commission agAinst ApartbA!a inSpQr.~ andoftbeSuppQrt GrQUPofEminent. WQmen 1.SubsidiAry bodiesoftheSpecial CQmmittee (a)Sub-CQmmittee ontheImplementatiQn QfUnitYdNatiQns Resolutions and Collaboration withSouthAfrica. Ghana(Chairman), Hungary, India,Indonesia, 11eruaudSuclBn (b)SUb-Committee onPetitions andInfQrmation. Algeria (Chairman), German D~mQcrat1c Republic:, Nepal,Somalia and Trinidad andTobago (c)TaskForceonWQmenandChildren under Aparthe~. India,Philippines, Sudan(Chairman) andTrinidad andTobAgO (d)TaskForceonPQlitical PrisQnersl GermanDemQcratic Republic, Guinea, India,Malaysia, I'el'u(Chairman), Somalia andSyrianArabRepUblic (e)TaskForceontheLegalAspects QfApartheidl Hungary, Nigeria (Chairman), PeruandSyrianArabRepublic 2.Intergoyernmental GroUptQMonitor theSUpplyandShiprin9 of.Qil-Dnd Petroleum Products toSouthAfrica Algeria, Cuba,GermanDemocratic Republic, Indonesia, Kuwait(Vice-Chairman), NewZealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Norway(Chairman), Ukrainian SQvietSQcialist Republic andUnitedRepublic QfTanzania (RappQrteur) 3.Commission Against Aparth.id inSpQtta HamadAbdelaziz Al-Kawari (Oatar) Abroad'athiAl-Masri (Syrian ArabRepUblic) HQcineDjQudi(Algeria) RaulGonzalez Rodrlguez (MexicQ) Jam.sVictQrGbeho(Gbana) LionelHurst(Antigua andBarbuda) BesleyMaycock (Barbados) Abraham Ordia(Nigeria) Vladimir Platonov (Ukrainian SovietSQcialist Republic) AllanRa'(Jamaica) Tesfaye Shafo(Ethiopia) ···80-Claudio Teehankee (Philippines) 80risTopornin (UnionofSovietSocialist Republic~) Zoumana Traore(Burkina Faso) Geo~gZorowka (German Democratic Republic) According totheInternational Convention against l\ulUthelsJ J.uSPOtts,iu particular articlell,paragraph 5,thereoL, themembers oftheCommisoion "shall beelected foratermof.fouryears. However, thetermofninenCt.hememberH electedatthefirstelection shallexpireattheendoftwoyearolimmediately afterthefirstelection, thenamesoftheseninememben shallhechosen bylotby theChairman oftheCommission". 4.SYPpQrt GrQUpQfEminent Women LisbetPalme(Sweden, Chairperson) GlenysKinnock (Unitod Kingdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland) Lucille Nair(Jamaica) ArjaSaijoDma8 (Finland) Leticia Shahani (Philippines) Johanna Toepfer (German Democratic Republic) Jeannv-Martin Cisse(Guinea) NariaPiaFenfani (1.taly) -Rl-ANNEXII Selected excerpts ofstatements issueg bythe~i~~~~nitteg TheSpecial Committee issued anwnberofstatements durinq theperiod under review. Belowisalistofthosestatements andselected excerpts fromsomeof them. GA/AP/1888 (9September 1988) GAlAP/1890 (6October 1988)Message oftheChairman senttoZephania Mothopeng, President ofthePanAfricanist Congress ofAzania (PAC), onthe occasion ofhisseventy-fifth birthday, .....Ontheoccasion ofyourbirthday, th.!Special Committee renewsitscommitment tofurthering theinternational campaign against apartheid, inparticular, tointensify actions foryourimmediate andunconditional release andthat ofallotherpolitical prisoners inSouthAfrica.....
analysis: The text appears to be related to international politics, specifically the anti-apartheid movement and the United Nations' efforts to combat apartheid in South Africa. It mentions various countries, organizations, and individuals involved in the movement, as well as statements and reports issued by the Special Committee against Apartheid. The text does not seem to focus on economic development, natural resources, or other technical topics, but rather on the political and social aspects of the apartheid issue.