text: COrD."'TIitteereaffirms itssupport fortheactivitiesoftheCouncil andendorses thepolicies andprogrammes defined bytheCouncil inco-operation viththe South\':estAfrica PeopleisOrganization toproffiote theself·-determination ani in1ependenceof theNamibian people. TheCommittee firmlysupports thpPanama Declaration andProgramme ofAction onfamibia adcpted bytheCouncil on 5.Jurle1981, ~~/thefinalcOIllI!lunique oftheExtraordinary IIinisterial ll,=etinc ofth""Co··ordinating BureauoftheITon·-Alic;ned Countries ontheQuestion of j)amibia. ~~1eldatlUe~ers from16to18April1)81'2/andthp.relevant: . .;,. 3/Gee11/36/31]··8/14531. Forthe·-printed text,speOfficial Records ofthe SecudtyCouncil, Thirty-sixth Year,SUDnlement forApril oHayand.June1981. 4/A/36/327-S/14546, annex. Fortheprinted text, se~Official R2cords oftheSecurity Council, 'Thirty-sixth Year,Supplement forApril., Hayand.June198L ; ')/A/3C/222 andCorr.l-S/14458 andCorr.l, p..nnpy.. Fortl-Jpn....;,.,t.prl tpv+ Hecords oftIleS,;c'rrity Council, Thirty·,·sixth Year,Supplement forApril, lia~ andJune1981. -120- ..~.t .'decisions acJopted bytheAssembly ofHeadsofStateandGovernment oftheOrganization ofAfrican Unityatitseighteenth ordinary session, heldatlJairobi frorl'.24to27June1981.Iturgently callsuponallStates andthespecialized agencies andother organizatio~s oftheUnited Nations systemtocontinue tobiveGenerous support toallprogrammes ofassistance organizedbytheCouncil beneficial totheNamibians inexileandtopreparing Namibiansforservice inafreeandtrulyindependent Nanibia. (11:))Invie"ofthemassive pUblicity campaie;n bytheGovermaent ofSouthAfricadesigned toperpetuate itsillegal occu~ation ofNamibia, theSpecial Conmuttee reiterates itsrequest thattheSecretary-General furtherintensify hisefforts, throughallavailable media,inordertoIrobilize\-forldpUhlicopinion against thepolicypursued bythatGovernment withrespect toNffilibia, and,inparticular, tointensify world-wide andcontinuousdissemination ofinformation ontheliberation struggle wagedbythepeopleofNamibia, undertheleadership oftheSouthWestAfrica Pf::opleisOrganization. (19)'I'heSpecial Committee decides tokeepthesituation anddevelopmentsIntheTerritory undercontinuJus review. -121-CHAFTFR IX·lf HESTFRN SAFARA A.Considc"ration bytht~Special ConunitteE"' *Previou2. 'j':1C'SPt"ci 13f)ll";LlSt.1'....,']11.Atits11 rl'12.tin;'" totl (/I/ftC.109/L.13 tllt'0uf>stion 0 .:-,\"l'inrs• !!.Durinr-r:it~ l!orti!1f.; paper_ coneprn:i. n;~the3.Initsco orovisions of rpsolution 35/ theGrantinn; 0 ofthatrpsolu sllitDblc-' mE'ans resolution 151 anc1,inpartic rpffia.inin.'3 mani ,Asspmbly atit Gpnpral Asspmb Furthpr, theC Assembly resol fortheFullI Colonial Countr 5.Atthp11 (J~/AC.109/PV.11 forahearinp; t Il1rl(-'p(~ndente (F (A/fl.C.109/PV.ll (A/AC.l09/PV.ll (fI./AC.I09/PV.ll theSeychelles, 8nO.bythprepr h.Atits119 (A/AC.l09/PV.ll consioE'ration 0 Gpnpral Asspmbl orrlertofacili therC"levant do tothe st"~emen (PartV). Previo~slY issuedaspart *1.Atits11131~thmE'et5.nr:, on21Januarv 19'31,byano!)tinr; thE"'surr.!Testions relatin~ totheorganization ofitsworkputforward bytheChairman (A/AC.109/L.1385 andCorr.l), theSpecial Committee rlecidecl, interalia,totake' llP thequestion ofHestern Saharaasaseparate itelTlandtoconsider itatitsplc'nary )'leetings. B.Decision oftheSpecial Committee2.TheSpecial Committee considered theTerritory atits1195th meetin~, On l)~Aue;ust19C1. h. Durin~itsconsideration oftheitpm,theSpecial Committep hadbE'forE'ita workinF, paperprepared bytheSecretariat containin~ information ondE'vE'lopmpnts concernine theTerritory (A/AC.I09/667). TheCommittpe alsohadbeforeitaletter dated15~lne1931fromthE'PermanE'nt Reprpsenatative ofr~rocco tothpUnitpd Nations addressed totheChairman ofthpSpecial COmDlittE'e (A/AC.l09/665).3.Initsconsideration oftheitem,thE'Special CG~~ittee tookintoaccount the provisions ofrelevant General Assembly resolutions~ including inparticular ~esolution 35/119'of11DE'cember 1980"ontheimpleftlenta.tion oftheDE'claration on
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations Security Council, discussing the situation in Namibia and the Organization of African Unity's efforts to support the self-determination and independence of the Namibian people. The report mentions various resolutions and declarations, as well as the efforts of the Secretary-General to raise awareness about the situation. Given the political and diplomatic nature of the content, it is likely that the category is related to international relations and diplomacy.