text: Disarmament Commission, the report of the Secretary-General called for under resolution 361161 B and the report of the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research called for under resolution 361161 A (resolutions 39/61 A and B). At ‘ts fortieth to forty-third sessions, the General Assembly continued its considerstion of the item (resolutions 40169 A and B, 41/55 A and B, 42/34 A and B * and 43/71 A and B). At its forty-fourth session, B.Q/ the General Assembly strongly renewed its call upon all States to consider and respect the continent of Africa and its surrounding areas as a nuclear-weapon-free zone; reaffirmed that the implementation of the Declaration on the Denuclearisation of Africa adopted by the Assembly of QQ/ References for the forty-fourth session (agenda item 59): (a) Report of the Disarmament Commission: Supplement ho. 42 (A/44/42); (b) Report of the Secretary-General; A/44/655; ic) Report of the First Committee: A/44/761: (d) Report of the Fifth Committee: A/44/610: (e) Resolutions 441113 A and R: (f) Meetings of the First Committee: A/C.1/44/PV.3-25 and 39; (g) Meeting of the Fifth Committee: A/C.5/44/SR.40: (h) Plenury meeting: A1441PV.61. /... AI451100 English Page 159 Head6 of State and Government of OAU would be an important measure to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons and to promote international peace and security; expressed once again it6 grave alarm at South Africa's possession and continued davelopment of nuclear-weapon capability; condemned South Africa's continued pursuit of a nuclear capability and all forms of nuclear collaboration by any State, corporation, institution or individual with the racist regime that had enabled it to frustrate the objective of the Declaration, which seeks to keep Africa free from nuclear weapons; called upon all States, cvrporations, institutions and individuals to d66i6t from further collaboration with the racist 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing international relations and disarmament, specifically the efforts of the United Nations to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons and promote international peace and security. The text mentions the Disarmament Commission, the Secretary-General, and the Organization of African Unity (OAU), which suggests that it is related to international organizations and diplomacy.