text: to give widespread an3 continuous publicity to the work of the United Nations in the field of decolonisation (resolution 44/102); and took note of the interim report of the Secretary-General on the International Decade for the Eradication Of Colonialism and recommended that the Secretary-General should requerrt those State6 and organisations of the United Nation6 system which had not yet done SO to submit suggestions so that they might be taken into account in the final report to be submitted to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session, which report would enable the Assembly to consider and adopt an action plan aimed at uhhering in, in the twenty-first century, a world free from colonialism (decision 441429). 351 Refer6nC66 for the forty-fourth session (agenda it6m 18)~ (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g! (h) (i) Report of the Special Committee: Supplement No. 23 (A/44/23); A/AC.109/975 and Add.1, A/AC.109/976-970, A/AC.1091919 and Add.1, A/AC.109/9$0, A/AC.109/902-990, A/AC.109/992-998, A/AC.109/999/Rev.l, A/AC.109/1000 and A/AC.109/1007 and Corr.1: Report6 of the Secretary-General: A/44/634 and Corr.1 and A/44/000: Report of the Fourth Committee: A/44/730: Report of the Fifth Committee: A/44/060; Draft resolutions: A/44/L.55 and Add.1 and A/44/L.56 and Add.1 and draft decision AI44IL.57; Resolutions 44188 to 441102 and decisions 441426 to 441429; "...-.C:....L nC cl..- F.-....-Ct. P.-.".m:c+E.a. ..LLC'..y" "A -‘.b .Y". -.. -",*"..*uLub. %.,I- d/dd,ED r, an.4 T-16; *., -. ., .-. -...- -_.- Meeting of the Fifth Committee: AIC.SI44ISR.54; Plenary meet.ings: A/44/PV.74, 75, 00 and 85. A/45/100 English Page 71 At the same session. the General Assembly considered the question of Western Sahara (resolution 44/881, the question of New Caledonia (resolution 44169). the question of Tokelau (resolution 44/90), the question of the Cayman Islands (resolution 44/91), the question of Bermuda (resolution 441921, the question of the Turks and Caicos Islands (resolution 44/93), the question of Anguilla (resolution 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing international politics and decolonization, specifically the work of the United Nations in this area. The language used is formal and official, indicating that it is a report or resolution from an international organization. The text mentions specific countries and territories, such as Western Sahara, New Caledonia, and Tokelau, which suggests that the focus is on international relations and diplomacy rather than economic development or environmental issues.