text: session oftheCouncil ofMinisters ofOAUandtheeighteenth ordinary session of theAssembly ofHeadsofStateandGovernment ofOAU,atNairobi (seepara.129 below) J (r)Aninvitation totheChairman toattend asolemnmeeting oftheSpecial Committee against Apartheid inobservance oftheInternational DayofSolidarity withtheStruggling PeopleofSouthAfrica -Soweto Day,inNewYork(seepara.120 below) J (s)Aninvitation tothecommittee toberepresented atthe"SeMinar onLegal IssuesConcerning theQuestion ofNamibia" organized bytheUnitedNations Council forNamibia tocommemorate thetenthanniversary oftheadvisory opinion ofthe International CourtofJustice of21June1971,10/atTheHague(seepara.114 below)) (t)Aninvitation totheCommittee toberepresented ataseminar on "Effective measures toprevent transnational corporations andotherestablished interests fromcollaborating withtheracist regimeofSouthAfrica", organized by theCommission onHumanRightsinco-operation withtheSpecial Committee against Apartheid, atGeneva (seepara.119below)~ (u)Aninvitation totheChairman toattend asolemnmeeting oftheUnited Nations Council fbrNamibia incommemoration ofNa°mibia Day,inNewYork(seepara. 114below») (v)Aninvitation totheCommittee toberepresented atan"International seminar ontheActivities andRoleoftheMassMediaaswellasofGovernments, Anti-Apartheid andSolidarity Movements andotherOrganizations, inPUblicizing the CrimesoftheApartheid RegimeandtheLegitimate Struggle oftheNational Liberation Movement ofSouthAfrica", organized bytheSpecial Committee against Apartheid, atBerlin, German Democratic Republic (seepara.120below») !QILegalConsequences forStatesoftheContinued Presence ofSouthAfrica inNamibia (SouthWest Africa) notwithstanding Security Council Resolution 276(1970), Advisory Opinion, I.C.J.Reports 1971,p.16. -22-(w)Ani Meeting ofNon (x)Ani theLiberation para.135belo (y)Ani Belize, atBel (z)Ani Committee agai African PoHti (aa)Ani NationsCounci ofNamibia and (bb)Ani Antigua andBar 49.Atits120 contained inth Special Cormnitt individuals to aspects ofthe 50.Atthesam report, theSpe 1982andfor19 51.Atits120 theprograrmne 0 D.H 52.'!tieSpecia Firstsess 1184t secondses !l88t Extrasessi 1203r(w)Aninvitation totheCommittee toberepresented, ataSolemnplenary Meeting ofNon-Aligned Countries toobserve theDayofNon-Alignment finNewYork, (x)Aninvitation totheChairman toattend a"Conference inSolidarity with theLiberation Struggles ofthePeoples ofSouthern Africa", inNewYork(see para.135below); (y)Aninvitation totheChairman toattendtheindependence celebrations of Belize,atBelize (seepara.161below); (z)Aninvitation totheChairman toattend aspecial meeting of'theSpecial Committee against Apartheid inobserVcance oftheDayofSolidarity withSouth African Political Prisoners, inNewYork(seepara.120below); (aa)Aninvitation totheChairman toattend asolemnneeting oftheUnited Nations Council forNamibia tocommemorate theWeekofSolidarity withthePeople ofNamibia andTheirLiberation Movement, SWAPO(seepara.114below), (bb)Aninvitation totheChairman toattendtheindependence celebrations of Antigua andBarbuda, atst.John's, Antigua (seepara.161below). 49.Atits1200thmeeting, on19August, onthebasisoftherecommendations contained intheeighty~fifth reportoftheworking Group(A/AC.I09/L.1413), the Special committee tookadecision concerning thequestion ofinviting certain individuals toappearbeforeitforthepurpose ofsecuring information onspecific aspects ofthesituation incolonial Territories (seeparas. 92and93below). 50.Atthesamemeeting, onthebasisofrecommendations contained inthesame report, theSpecial Committee tookdecisions concerning itsprogramme ofworkfor 1982andfor1983(seeparas. 148and153to156below). 51.Atits1202ndmeeting, on21August, theChairman madeastatement concerning theprogramme ofworkfor1982(A/AC.l09/PV.1202). D.Meetings oftheSpecial Committee anditssubsidiary bodies 1.Special Committee
analysis: This text appears to be a report of the Special Committee against Apartheid, focusing on various meetings, invitations, and decisions related to the struggle against apartheid in South Africa and Namibia. The content is mainly political and human rights-oriented, with no apparent connection to economic development, natural resources, or scientific/technological issues.