text: UNITED NATIONS A GeneralAssembly •Distr. GENERAL A/SPC/44/5 7September 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH Forty-fourth session SPECIAL POLITICAL COMMITTEE LETTER DATED 7SEPTEMBER 1990FROMTHEPRESIDENT OFTHEGENERAL ASSEMBLY ADDRESSED TOTHECHAIRMAN OFTHESPECIAL POLITICAL COMMITTEE Further tomyletter toyouof6September 1990(A/SPC/44/4), Ihavethe honour toenclose aletter, dated 7September, fromtheChairman oftheSpecial Committee against Apartheid. Hehasreceived anadditional request froma non-governmental organization tobeheardbytheSpecial Political Committee when itmeetson11September toconsider, underagendaitem28,thereportofthe Secretary-General onthe"Progress madeintheimplementation oftheDeclaration on Apartheid anditsDestructive Consequences inSouthern Africa". (Signed) Joseph N.GAR3A 90-21758 1727i(E) /...A r. RAL C/44/5 I?tember 1990 INAL: ENGLISH ~SSEMBLY E:E .avethe eSpecial oma mittee when ofthe eclaration on sephN.GAR3A I .••A/SPC/44/5 English Page2 Letter dated7September 1990fromtheChairman oftheSpecial Cormllittee against Apartheid addressed tothePresident oftheGeneral Assembly Ihavethehonour torefertomyletterof6September 1990(A/SPC/44/4) concerning requests fromnon-governmental organizations andindividuals tobeheard bytheSpecial Political Committee atitsmeeting on11September 1990. Inaddition tothelistoforganizations andindividuals already provided to you(A/SPC/44/4, annex), Iwouldkindly request thatMr.Lennox Hinds, International Association ofDemocratic Lawyers, beincluded init.Healso expressed hisdesire tobeheardbytheCommittee Ontheitemofapartheid. (Signed) Ibrahim A.GAMBARI Chairman Special Committee against Apartheid
analysis: The text appears to be a formal communication between the President of the General Assembly and the Chairman of the Special Committee against Apartheid, regarding a meeting of the Special Political Committee. The discussion revolves around requests from non-governmental organizations and individuals to be heard by the committee, specifically regarding the report on apartheid and its destructive consequences in Southern Africa. This suggests that the topic is related to human rights and international relations.