text: decisions arereflected inchapters VIandVIIIofthepresent report. 9.International Conference onAssistance toRefugees inAfrica 125.Inthedischarge ofthemandate entrusted tohimbytheSpecial Committee and inresponse totheinvitation addressed tohimbythesecretary-General in pursuance ofresolution 35/42of25November 1980,theChairman participated inthe International Conference, whichwasheldatGenevaon9and10April. M.Co-operation withtheOrganization ofAfrican Unity 126.Bearing inminditsearlier decision tomaintain co~tact withOAUonaregular basisinordertoassistintheeffective discharge ofit~.jindate, theSpecial Committee, asinprevious years,followed closely theworllofthatorganization duringtheyearandmaintained closeliaison withitsgeneta1 secretaria ton -41-matters ofcommoninterest. Inparticular, theCommittee againreceived thefull co-operation oftheExecutive Secretary ofOAUtotheUnitedNations who,in accordance withthestanding invitation extended tohim,participated inthework oftheCommittee andthatofitsSub-COmmittee onPetitions, Information and Assistance. 127.Inresponse toaninvitation received, thePermanent Representative ofSierra LeonetotheunitedNations represented theSpecial Committee atthethirty-sixth ordinary sessionoftheOouncil ofMinisters ofOAU,heldatAddisAbabafrom 23February to1March. 128.Inresponse toaninvitation received, thePermanent Representative ofthe unitedRepublic ofTanzania totheunitedNations represented theSpecial Committee atthethirty-seventh ordinary sessionoftheOAUCo-ordinating Committee forthe Liberation ofAfrica, heldatDaresSalaam from8to12June. 129.Inresponse toaninvitation received, thePermanent Representative ofthe unitedRepublic ofTanzania totheunitedNations andthePermanent Representative ofSierraLeone.to theUnitedNations represented theSpecial Oommittee atthe thirty-seventh ordinary session oftheCOuncil ofMinisters ofOAU,heldatNairobi from15to21June,andattheeighteenth ordinary session oftheAssembly ofHeads ofStateandGovernment ofOAU,heldatNairobi from23to26June. 130.Duringtheyear,theSpecial Committee alsomaintained closeliaison withOAU inthecontext oftheimplementation oftheDeclaration andotherrelevant United Nations resolutions bythespecialized agencies andtheinternational institutions associated withtheUnitedNations, particularly onmatters relating tothe extension ofassistance tothepeoplesofthecolonial Territories inAfricaand theirnational liberation movements (seechap.VIofthepresent report). N.Cb-Operation withnon-governmental organizations 131.Havingregardtotherelevant pro~isions ofGeneral Assembly resolutions 35/118, 35/119and35/120, theSpecial Committee continued to followclosely theactivities ofnon-governmental organizations havingaspecial interest i~thefieldofdecolonization. Anoutline ofthecontacts maintained by theOommittee withsomeoftheseorganizations isgivenbelow. 1.WorldPeaceCouncil 132.Havingregardtoaninvitation fromWPC,therepresentative oftheunited Republic ofTanzania represented theSpecial COmmittee atthefirstmeeting ofthe leadership ofWPC,heldatAntananarivo from23to26January. -42-133.H intot Specia helda messag 134.H repres from2 Secret theCo apprec coloni sessio 135.H theSp Libera from9 136.At Q)mmitt Souther 137.In 35/26, theCo report.2.International Commission ofInquiry intotheCrimesof theRacistandApartheid Regimes insouthern Africa 133.Havingregardtoaninvitation fromtheInternational Commission ofInquiry intotheCrimesoftheRacistandApartheid Regimes insouthern Africatothe Special Committee toberepresented atthatorganization's secondsession tobe heldatwanda from30January to4February, theChairman on29January senta message expressing theCommittee's appreciation oftheinvitation. 3.Afro-Asian People's Solidarity Organisation 134.Havingregardtoaninvitation fromAAPSOfortheSpecial Committee tobe represented attheorganisation's thirteenth Council session, tobeheldatAden from20to26March,theChairman, on18Marchsentamessage totheActing Secretary-General oftheorganisation onbehalfoftheSpecial Committee expressing
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the activities and decisions of a special committee, focusing on international cooperation and humanitarian aid. It mentions various international organizations, conferences, and meetings, highlighting the committee's efforts to assist in the decolonization process and promote human rights. The text does not contain any specific references to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, culture, or science and technology.