text: discrimination. They will also afford an appropriate opportunity to evaluate the act^v^t^es undertaken by the United Nations over the past 30 years to promote the decolonisation of the remaining dependent small Territories and, in the light of that evaluation, to formulate a specific programme of measures designed to speed up that process. "Indeed, as called for in the resolution of the General Assembly referred to above, the Special Committee will be submitting a number of recommendations in that regard to the Assembly for its consideration at its forty-fifth session this fall. The Chairman wishes to express his confident hope that those recommendations of the Committee will further facilitate the efforts of the Organisation towards the final elimination of colonialism in all its forms." С. Other decisions of the Special Committee ^. The 280th report of the Sub-Committee (A/AC.109/L.1721), adopted by the special Committee at its 1364th meeting, on 2 August 1990 (see para. 7), contained the following conclusions and recommendations^ (1) The Special Committee reiterates the importance of the United Nations effecting the widest possible dissemination of true, accurate and topical information on decolonisation as an instrument for furthering the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations and the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, contained in General Assembly resolution 1514 (^V) of 14 December 1960, and for mobilising world public opinion in support of the peoples of colonial Territories and their national liberation movements in their efforts to achieve self-determination, freedom and independence. (2) The Special Committee condemns the extensive links and collaboration between the apartheid régime of South Africa and certain Western countries and, especially, Israel in the political, economic, nuclear, military and other fields. The Committee also strongly denounces any attempts to 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the topic of decolonization and the efforts of the United Nations to promote the self-determination and independence of colonial territories. It mentions the importance of disseminating information on decolonization and mobilizing world public opinion in support of the peoples of colonial territories. The text also condemns the links and collaboration between certain countries and the apartheid regime of South Africa. Given these themes, it is likely that the text falls under the category of international relations and politics.