text: (a)ReportoftheSpecial Committee ontheSituation withregardtothe Implementation oftheDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence to Colonial Countries andPeoplesl (b)ReportoftheSecretary-General. 19.Admission ofnewMembers totheUnitedNations (item19). 20.Returnorrestitution ofcultural property tothecountries oforigin: report oftheSecretary-General (item20). 21.Thesituation inCentral America: threats tointernational peaceandsecurity andpeaceinitiatives (item21). 22.Thesituation inKampuchea: reportoftheSecretary-General (item22). 23.Question oftheFalkland Islands (Malvinas): reportoftheSecretary-General (item23)•.y 24.Co-operation between theUnitedNations andtheOrganization oftheIslamic Conference: reportoftheSecretary-General (item24). 25.Co-operation between theUnitedNations andtheOrganization ofAfrican Unity: reportoftheSecretary-General (item25). 26.Co-operation between theUnitedNations andtheLeagueofArabStates: report oftheSecretary-General (item26). 27.International YearofPeace: reportoftheSecretary-General (item27). 28.Thesituation inAfghanistan anditsimplications forinternational peace andsecurity: reportoftheSecretary-General (item28). 29.ArmedIsraeli aggression against theIraqinuclear installations anditsgrave consequences fortheestablished international systemconcerning thepeaceful usesofnuclear energy, thenon-proliferation ofnuclear weapons and international peaceandsecurity: reportoftheSecretary-General (item29). 4/TheGeneral Assembly decided torefertotheFourth Committee allthe chapt;rs ofthereportoftheSpecial Committee (A/40/23) relating tospecific Territories sothattheAssembly mightdealinplenary meeting withthequestion of theimplementation oftheDeclaration asawhole. Furthermore, theGeneral Assembly decided toholdthespecial commemorative meeting inobservance ofthe twenty-fifth anniversary oftheDeclaration on16OCtober 1985• .yTheGeneral Assembly decided toconsider thisitemdirectly inplenary meeting, ontheunderstanding thatbodies andindividuals havinganinterest inthe question wouldbeheardintheFourth Committee inconjunction withthe consideration oftheiteminplenary meeting. /...A/40/252 English Page5 30.Critical economic situation inAfrica: reportoftheSecretary-General (item30). 31.Co-operation between theUnitedNations andtheAsian-African Legal Consultative Committee: reportoftheSecretary-General (item31). 32.Question oftheComorian islandofMayotte: reportoftheSecretary-General (item32). 33.Question ofPalestine (item33): (a)ReportoftheCommittee ontheExercise oftheInalienable Rightsofthe Palestinian People; (b)ReportoftheSecretary-General. 34.Question ofNamibia (item34):~ (a)ReportoftheSpecial Committee OntheSituation withregardtothe Implementation oftheDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence to Colonial Countries andPeoples; (b)ReportoftheunitedNations Council forNamibia; (c)Reports oftheSecretary-General. 35.Policies ofapartheid oftheGovernment ofSouthAfrica (item35):21 (a)ReportoftheSpecial Committee against Apartheid; (b)ReportoftheAdHocCommittee ontheDrafting ofanInternational Convention against Apartheid inSports; (c)ReportoftheSecretary-General. 36.Lawofthesea:reportoftheSecretary-General (item36). 37.UnitedNations Conference forthePromotion ofInternational Co-operation in thePeaceful UsesofNuclear Energy: reportofthePreparatory Committee for theUnitedNations Conference forthePromotion ofInternational Co-operation inthePeaceful UsesofNuclear Energy (item37). £ITheGeneral Assembly decided toconsider thisitemdirectly inplenary meeting, ontheunderstanding thathearings oftheorganizations concerned wouldbe heldintheFourth Committee. 21TheGeneral Assembly decided toconsider thisitemdirectly inplenary meeting, ontheunderstanding thattherepresentatives oftheOrganization of African Unityandofnational liberation movements recognized bythatorganization wouldbepermitted toparticipate inthediscussion inplenary meeting andthat organizations andindividuals having aspecial interest inthequestion wouldbe permitted tobeheardbytheSpecial Political Committee. /... ••A/40/252 English Page6
analysis: The report appears to be focused on international relations, politics, and governance, with a emphasis on decolonization, self-determination, and human rights. It touches on various regions and organizations, including Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, and discusses issues such as apartheid, nuclear energy, and international cooperation.