text: B. rnfornation regarding the organization of the seminar on 'rcommunity relationscommissions and their funct,ionsrrr.ras surrmitted to tbe Economic and Social Councilin documenl E/L985/L6. The report of the seminar, which took place at Geneva from11 to 20 september 1985, wilr be published in document sr/HR,/sER.A/Ll. 9. The Economic and Social Council, at its first regular session of t9g5r adoptedresolut,ion 1985,219 on the implement,at,ion of t,he Programme of Act,ion for the SecondDecade to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination. 10. The Hague Media Round-Table on fnternational LegalApartheid, Racism and Racial Discrimination which tookThe Hague, from 4 to G September 1995, was held with afssues Relating to place at the Peace palace inview to increasing public A/ 40 / 4L6 Eng i" i sh Pace 4 understandinq" especi.ally in Western Europe, of the role cf i-nternat.ional l-aw andthe work of the United Nati-ons in combating aparthqi.,l anC all- forms of raciafdiscrimination. Further information regarAlnq tne round-tabLe wilI be made avai. labie duri.ng the fort.ieth session of t.he General Assemblv. 11' The secretary-Generai, in his note verbale transmitting Economic an4 socialCor:nci1 resolution 1985119 to Governments, has drawn special attention to theinvi"tatir:n to contr ibute to the Trust Fund for the prcqramme f cr the Decade fr)rAction to combat Racism and Racial Discrimination contained in para raph 4 of theresolutj'on. Depencling upon the response of Mernber States, further acti.yitiesrvj-thin the programme of the Decade could be implemented throuqh the Trusr Fund. 12- The Economic and Social Council, noting the recornrnendation nade by theCcrnmission on Hu{nan Ri.ghts in paragraph ? of its r:esolution l9g5/rl of26 February 1985" in its decision 1985./14I, rleciderl to orqanize in r986, in Africaan internalionai semittar on international assistance and si:pport to peoples an<lmovements strugqlinq against colonialism, racisn, raci-al di.scriinination andapartheid.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations, human rights, and social issues, specifically focusing on combating racism and racial discrimination. The context is international, with references to the United Nations, Economic and Social Council, and international law. The text also mentions a seminar, round-table, and resolution, which suggests a focus on international cooperation and policy-making.