text: UNITED NATIONS General AssemblY Distr. GENEFAL A/ 40/ 687 30 Septenber 1985 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: CHINESE,/ENGLISH SFAN ISH,/RUSSIAN Fortieth sessloD Agenda item 34 CZECHOSLOVAKIAQUESTION OF NA.[,IIB IA Reoorc of lhe secretarv-Genera 1 CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION II. REPLIES RECEIVED FROM GOIERN!4ENTS ... BAHAMAS BOTSI4ANABsg 2 11 l1 tl l42 2 5 7BULGARIA BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC CHINA . GERI!'AN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC POLAIiD . 13SAINT LUCIA UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS 8s-26489 r893j (E) ^/4O/687English Paqe 2 INTRODUCTION t. At its thirty-ninth session, the General Assenblv adoPt.ed resolu!ions 39/50 A to E of 12 Decenber 1984 on the guestion of Namibia. 2. By paragraph 69 of resoluEion 39l50 A relating to the situation in Nanibia resutting from t.he illeqal occupation of the Territory by South Africa, the General Assembly recruested the Sec r eta ry-General to report to the Assenbly al its f,ortieth session on the implenentation of the resolution. By paraqraph 14 of resolution 39/50 B relaeing to the inplenentation of Security council resolution 435 (f9?8) of 28 Septenber 1978. the Assenbly requested the S ec retary-Genera I to rePort to it at its fortieth session on the inplementation ot tbe resolullon. 3. By a note verbale dated 8 February 1985, the Secretary-General transmitted lhe tex! of the resolutions to all States and invited them to submit i.nformation on acti.on taken, or envisaged, by them in the inplenentation of the releeant provisions of the resolutions, for inclusion in the report. 4. The replies received by the Sec r etary-Genera 1 are repro<luced in section I1 of the present report. Anv additional replies received uill be i.ssued in addenda to the present docunent. 5. $rith regard to the information receieed by the S ecr etarY-General fron specialized agencies and other organizations ot the United Nations systen on action
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly on the implementation of resolutions related to Namibia. The content focuses on the actions taken by governments and international organizations in response to the resolutions, which suggests that the topic is related to international relations, politics, and governance. While it may touch on issues such as economic development, humanitarian aid, and international trade, the primary focus is on the political and diplomatic efforts to resolve the situation in Namibia.