text: tranpling on the legitimat,e rights of oppressed peoples, and with a view to nobilizing public opinion in support of peoples fighting against colonialism in order to win freedom and independence. fn keeping rrith those aims, mass meetings and rallies of representatives of public opinion are held annually in the Republic in connection with international days proclaimed by the United Nations. These aetivities receive broad coverage by the news media, which publish special issues and articles and broadcast special radio and television programnes devoted to them. 27. The Ukrainian SSR will continue to support consistently and unswervingly the struggle of peoples under colonial and foreign domination for freedom and national independence as well as the effort,s of the international conmunity to assist those peoples in the realization of their legitimate and inalienable rigtrt to determine their own fate without any foreign interference.A/40/46s/Add.1 English Page 12 VENEZUELA IOriginat: Spanish] [7 August, 1985] I wish to inform you that the Venezuelan Government on an earlier occasion subnitted its comments on this guestion, which are contained in document A/37/3L7/Add.1r and that for the time being it has no nevr comments to nake. II. SUMMARIES OF RAPLIES RECEIVED FROM SPECIALIZED AGENCIES WORLD INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ORGANIZATION IOriginal: English] [1 JulY r98s] A. Discontinuance of aII support to and the withholdingof assistance from South Africa l. At its session in Sept,ember-October L977, the Co-ordination Comnittee of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) decided to reguest the Director-General of WIPO not to invite the racist r6gime of South Africa to any rneeting of WIPO and its boclies and unions, and to include in the agenda of the WIPO General Assembly and other governing bodies , for the sessions of'L979, an item entitled "The exclusion of the racist r6gime of South Africa from any participation
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or declaration, discussing international cooperation and support for oppressed peoples and colonial liberation movements. It mentions specific organizations, such as the United Nations and the World Intellectual Property Organization, and references international days and events. The tone is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is intended for an international audience.