text: adoption oflegislation topromote thehumanrightsofpeoples living underforeign domination, andfacilitating theirrecourse tojudicial proceedings inorderto gaineconomic andsocialrestitution. Webelieve thattheinternational community should nowtakemeasures to strengthen theeffectiveness andstature ofUnited Nations bodies andspecialized agencies concerned withdecolonization. Wewouldprefer toseeanincrease, rather thanadecrease, inresources available bothforthedistribution ofinformation on colonialism, andforscholarships andtraining facilities forthepeoples otthe remaining Non-Self-Governing Territories. Theremaining colonial situations arerather unique andpresent special difficulties. These, therefore, require verycareful thought andanalysis aswell asspecial attention duringthisdecade. Allofusareworking forthedaywhenwe cancomplete theworkoftheUnited Nations intheareaofdecolonization. Unfortunately, however, thatdayisnotyethere. Ourobligation istoendall colonialism, andnotjustitsmostvisible formsandexamples. Therefore, wewilllendoursupport toeveryreasonable effort toassurethat theInternational Decade fortheEradication ofColonialism ischaracterized bya co-operative spirit, thestrengthening ofinternational democracy, andincreased respect fortheequality ofallcountries, allpeoples andallcultures. Inthis regard, ourpeoplewillcontinue tostandasonewithourbrothers andsisters in NewCaledonia, inEastTimor, andwherever elsethedreamoffreedom hastaken flight. Thatdreamhasovermanyyearsproven tobeafirewhichcannot be extinguished. Manyhavegiventheirlivesinsupport ofthisnoblecause. Letus atthisseminar, andinourdailyendeavours, always remember thesacrifices of martyrs suchasJean-Marie Tjibaou, Yeiwene Yeiwene andcountless others insomany different lands, wholosttheirlivesasaconsequence ofcolonialism. Mr.Chairman, onceagainwewelcome youtoourcountry andtoourregion. You,andtheotherparticipants, haveourprayers forasuccessful meeting. We hopethatinthefuture youandtheSpecial Committee willbewelcome everywhere in ourregion. During yourstaywewillsparenoeffort toassure yoursafety and yourcomfort hereinVanuatu. Furthermore, wewillsparenoeffort tomakeourown contributions toourmutual engagement tobuild aworldthatiscompletely freeof colonialism. !•..A/AC.I09/1040 English Page18 AnnexIII LISTOFPARTICIPANTS ANDOBSERVERS A.Participating Members oftheSpecial Committee Chairman oftheSpecial Committee H.E.Mr.Tesfaye Tadesse Permanent Representative ofEthiopia totheUnitedNations Chile Fiji Indonesia Norway TunisiaMembers oftheSpecial Committee Mr.Horacio delValle FirstSecretary, Ministry ofForeign Affairs H.E.Mr.WinstonThompson Permanent Representative ofFijito theUnitedNations H.E.Mr.Wiryono Sastro Handoyo Director-General forPolitical Affairs oftheDepartment ofForeign Affairs ofIndonesia Mr.Thomas Aquino Samodra Sriwidjaja FirstSecretary, Permanent Mission of Indonesia totheUnitedNations Mr.SverreJ.BerghJohanssen Deputy Permanent Representative ofNorway totheUnitedNations Mr.GhaziJomaa FirstSecretary, Permanent Mission of Tunisia totheUnitedNations United Republic ofTanzania YugoslaviaMr.Samuel A.Mdee Minister Plenipotentiary, Permanent Mission oftheUnited Republic ofTanzania tothe UnitedNations Mr.Milislav Paic Counsellor, Permanent Mission ofYugoslavia totheUnitedNations I ...A/AC.109/1040 English Page19 B.Administering PQwers NewZealand Ms.CarQline Forsyth Ms.SarahCraig pQrtugal Dr.JoseLuizGomez C.Representatiyes QfthepeQples QfNQnSelf-Governing Territories American Samoa HighTalking ChiefI.S.Mulitauaopele andSpecial Assistant totheGovernQr QnPublicAffairs Guam Mr.LelandBettis, Executive DirectQr ofthe GuamCommission onSelf-determination Mr.RonRivera, Chairman QftheOrganization ofPeople forIndigenous Rights ofGuam
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement addressing the issue of decolonization and the eradication of colonialism, with a focus on promoting human rights and self-determination of peoples living under foreign domination. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a context of international relations and cooperation. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or technological issues, but rather emphasizes the importance of promoting human rights, democracy, and equality.