text: Situation uith regard to the Inplenentation of the Declaratlon on the Grantinq of Independence to Colonial Counlries and PeoDIeg34 34 34 (9) (h) (i)34 35 35 35 J] 35 36 JO 35 36 (j) (k) JO 36( r)A,/40/10o,/Aard.1 English Page 4 CONIENTS ( cont inued ) Page 18. Inplenentation of the Declaration on the Grantinq of Independence to Colonial Count.ries and Peoples: (a) Report of the special conmittee on the situation r.ith regard to the Inplenentation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoplesi (b) Report of the s ec r etary-cenera I 37 19. Adrnlssion of nee Menbers to the United Natlons ..... . 37 20. Return or restitution of cultural propergy to the countriea ot oriqinr report of the Secretary-cenera I 37 2L. The aituation in Central Anerica: threats !o internaEional peace and security and peace lnittativeg . 37 22. The situation in Kanpuchea.. reDort of the Secretarv-General..... l7 23. Question ot the FaLkland Islands (Ualvinas): report of the secr etary-ceneral .. 37 24. Co-operation betrreen the Unlted Nations and tbe Orqanization of the Islamic Conference: report of the S ec r etary-Gene ral 38 25. Co-operation betueen the Uni.ted Natlons and the Organization of, African Unity: report of the Secretary-General 38 26. Co-operaeion betpeen the United Nationa and the League of Arab States: report of the S ec r etary-Gene ral 38 27. International Year of Peace: reDort of the Secreearv-General ..... 38 24. The situation in Atghanistan and lts inplications for international peace and security: report of lhe Secretary-cenera I 38 29. Arned Israeli aggression agalnst the Iraqi nuclear installaeions and its grave conseouences for the estatlished international gyst€n concerning the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the non-proli, feration of nucl-ear weapons and internaCional peace and security: report of the s ecr etary-ceneral 38
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of reports and declarations related to international relations, politics, and global issues. The topics covered include colonialism, independence, international peace and security, and cooperation between organizations. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that the documents are official reports or declarations from international organizations.