text: !o continue co serve as a forld-wide forun in which diverse oPinlons on issues related to econonic and social develoPrnent can be freely exPressed' 65, The secretary-General should be encouraged to continue and intenslfy hl3 efforts !o exPlore alr posstbilities of securing the adequate resources for che continuation of the world Nelrspaper Supplenen! project' 67. Ttte worlal Disarnanent Carnpaign should give full consideracion to the role of the nass rnedia as the nost effeCtive rray to Pronote in world publlc opinlon a climate of understanding, confidence and co-oFeration conducive to peace and disarmamentr the enhancenenE of human right€ and developnent' within the world Disarnament canPaign and Disarmament week, the DeParttne;t of PubI ic . rnformat ion should fulfil the role assigned to il by the General Assembly by utilizins its expertise and resources ii-i"uri. inforiration to ensure lts maxinum effectiveness' 68. The Departftent of Public rnfornation should be reguested to implenent fully' "iirrln .*i"iing resources, the provislons of Generar AJsenbly resolution 3a/a2 R relating to the work progranne of the caribbean unit and lhe sec retary-Genera I should b€ requested to report to the comnittee on Information a! its subslantive session i.n 1986 on the ,nei=u.es taken in inplenentat ion of this reconnendation' 69. The conclusions and reconnendations adoptetl by the extraordinary.session of the speci"al Comnittee on the siluation rrith regard to lhe Implenencat lon of the DecLaration on the Granting of Inttepenalence to colonlal Countrles and Peoples, held a! Tunis fron 13 to !7 May 1985' to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of lhe DeclaraLion should be noled. In this regard, the Secretary-General should be requested to incensify his efforts, ,ilhin existinq resourceE' in order to alert wortd public opini.on agains! the itlegal occupatio; of Namibia and the tblicies of apartheia of tbe south African r6girne and to continue to disserninate as widely as
analysis: The text appears to be focused on international relations, diplomacy, and development, with specific mentions of the United Nations, disarmament, and human rights. It also touches on the role of media and information dissemination in promoting peace and development. Given the scope of the text, it seems likely that the most fitting category would be a combination of categories that reflect these themes.