text: media as uidely as possible to pronote better understanding anonq the ltorldpublic of disarmatnent proLrletns and the objectiees of Disarnanent tteekiA/40/s52 English Page 4 ".10. Requests Goveln66n1s to continue, in accordance nith General Assenbl!, resolution 33/1L D, co i.nforn the Sec reta ry-cene ra I of activities undertaken to promote Cbe objectiqes of Disarmanent neeki "11. Requests the Secretary-CeneraI, in accordanceresoluti.on 33/'lL D, to submit to the ceneral Assenbly ata report on the irplementation of the provisions of thewith paragraph 4 of its fort ieth se ss ion DresenC reso 1u! ion. " 2. Pursuant to paragraph II of the resolution, the Sec reta ry-Gene ra I subnitsherewith the report on the infornation reeeived concerniog the activitiesundertaken to prornote ehe ob.iectives of Disarnanent Week. II, INFORI,IATION RECEIVED FROI.I GOVERNMEMS AUSTRALIA [Or iginal: EngIishl [12 ApriI I9851 l. Australia narked Disarmanent t{eek in 1984 uith both governnental and non-gove rnnental activities. A hiqhliqht uas once nore the presentation by theAustralian Minister for Foreign Affairs. Mr. Halrden, of the annual tited ia lreacePrize for Australian media contributions to peace. The prlze vras initiate<i bv theUnited Nations Association of Australia in 1979. In presentinq the award atMacsuarie University in Sydney on 23 October, Mr. Hayden said that tbe ;ustralian Governnent had gj.ven the highest possible priority in its foreign policies to arnsconCrol and disarnanent. Mr. Hayden also noted that Australia was conmiCtingconsiderable resources !o its pr@ranne for the United Nations Internaeional Yearof Peace in 1986. 2. To comnemorate Disarmament Week, the Departnent of Foreiqn Affairs issued aspecial edilion of its Disarnanent Ner.rs1etter.
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations on disarmament activities, highlighting the efforts of various governments, including Australia, to promote disarmament and international peace. The report mentions specific events and initiatives, such as the presentation of the annual peace prize and the publication of a special edition of a newsletter. Given the focus on disarmament and international relations, it is likely that the text falls under categories related to international affairs and global governance.