text: equality amongnations extends alsotothisfield, andintended a1soto strengthen peaceandinternational understanding, enabling al1persons to participate effectively inpolitica1, economic, social andcultural life,and promoting understanding andfriendship amongaIlnations andhumanrights. 4.Theongoing efforts oftheUnitedNations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization tocontribute totheclarification, e1aboration and application oftheconcept ofanewwor1dinformation andcommunication order should henoted. Inthisregard, consensus resolutions 4/19and3.1adopted on27OCtober 1980and25November 1983,respectively, bytheGeneral Conference oftheUnitedNations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization atitstwenty-first andtwenty-second sessions shou1d bereca11ed. 5.Underthecurrent international c1imate ofpo1itica1 conf1icts and economic disorders, theCommittee onInformation, fullyawareandcognizant of theimportant contribution whichthemassmediaworld-wide canmakein enhancing andstrengthening peace,deepening international understanding, promoting justice~ equa1it/, national independence, development, theexercise ofhumanrightsandtheestablishment ofQnewworldinformation and communication order, recommends thattheGeneral Assembly address appeals to thefollowing: (a)Theinternational media,inordertoobtaintheirsupport forthe ~fforts oftheinterna~iona1 community towards globaldevelopment and,in particu1ar, fortheeffort~ ofthedeveloping countries toachieve economic, so~ia1 andcultural progress; (h)TheUnitedNations systemasawholetoco~operate inaconcerted manner, throughitsinformation services, inpromotinq thedeve10pment activities oftheUnitedNations and,inparticular, theimprovement ofthe conditions ofthelivesof~hepeoples ofthedeveloping countries. Suchappeals ahould beaimedatachieving amorecomprehensive and real~stic imageoftheactivities andpotentia1 oftheUnitedNations system, inallits purposes andendeavours, aslaiddownintheCharter oftheUnitedNations. 6.Artic:e 19oftheUniversa1 Declaration ofHumanRights, &1which provides thateveryone hastherighttofreedom ofopinion andexpression and thatthisrtghtinc1udes freedom toholdopinions without interference andto seek,receive andimpartinformation andideasthrough anymediaand rcgardless offrontiers, andarticle 29,whichstipulates thattheserights andfreedoms mayinnocasebeexercised contrarv tothepurposes and princip1es oftheUnitpdNations should herecalled. -28-1l7.A distri Inform elimin andwi knowle toward establ 8. ensure techno system facili system 9.T sucees Public region ofPub consti inform andco 10.T appropI weIlas communi Non-Ali 11.W· Agenci theDe Educat organi 12T should cOl1ntr' infras attach themt indepe tradit' theDe deve10.7.Awareoftheexistence ofstructural imbalances intheinternational distribution ofnewsaffecting thetwo-way flowofne~s,theCommittee on Information recommends thaturgentattention should begiventothe elimination ofexisting inequalities andaIlotherobstacles inthefreeflow andwiderandbetterbalanced dissemination ofinformation, ideasand knowledge by,interal1a,diversifying thesources ofinformation asastep towards freeandmorebalanced information andthepromotion ofthe establishment ofanewworldinformation andcommunication order. 8.TheCommittee onInformation recommends thattheneedbestressed to ensure andpromote theaccessofthedeveloping countries tocommunication technology, including communication satellites, moderne1ectronic information systems, informatics andotheradvanced information andcommunication facilities withaviewtoimproving theirowninformation andcommunication systems corresponding tothespecific conditions prevailing ineachcountry. 9.TheCommittee onInformation, whileexpressing satisfaction withthe
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the importance of international cooperation and communication in promoting global development, understanding, and human rights. It highlights the role of the United Nations and its agencies in promoting these goals, and emphasizes the need for more balanced and equitable dissemination of information. The text also touches on the importance of access to communication technology for developing countries.