text: misrepresent the struggle of the peoples of colonial Territories for freedom and independence as terrorist activities and to label the national liberation movements as terrorist organisations. The Committee therefore considers it imperative for the United Nations to take all possible steps to intensify its activities in the field of dissemination of information in order to counter such attempts and to make the international community and world public opinion aware that recognition by the United Nations of the legitimacy of the liberation struggle by the people of all colonial Territories entails as a corollary the extension of all moral and material support to them and their national liberation movements. (3) The Special Committee reiterates the great importance it attaches to the work of the Department for Special Political Questions, Regional Co-operation, Decolonisation and Trusteeships It should be recalled that the Information Unit on Decolonisation in that Department was created in pursuance of General Assembly resolution 3164 (^VIII) of 14 December 1973 in order to collect, prepare and disseminate, on a continuous basis and in consultation with the Special Committee and the Department of Public Information, basic material, studies and articles relating to the problems of decolonisation. The Committee urges the Department for Special Political Questions to take all necessary steps to enable it to continue to discharge its mandate, taking into account all the Territories under consideration by the Committee. (4) While noting the active participation of the Department of Public Information in the work of the Committee and its efforts to produce and disseminate information on decolonisation, to monitor the responses received from the United Nations information centres and to report thereon, the Special Committee requests the Departments (a) To continue to intensify, through all the means at its disposal, its work of publicity in the field of decolonisation, basing its activities in 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the recognition and support of national liberation movements in colonial territories, with a focus on the dissemination of information and the role of the United Nations in promoting decolonization. This suggests that the category should be related to international relations, human rights, or politics.