text: belligerent occupation, inparticular theGenevaConvention Relative to theProtection ofCivilian Persons inTimeofWarof12August 1949, wherever theyoccur,especially thosepolicies andprac.tices that frustrate theattainment andexercise oftheinalienable andnational legitimate rightsof~hePa1estinian peopleinaccordance withthe relevant resolutions oftheUnitedNationsJ 16.Comments onthereportoftheJointInspection Unit(JIU)onpublications polieyandpractice intheUnitedNations system (A/39/602). III.Evaluation andfollow-up ontheefforts madeandtheprogress achieved bytheUnitedNations systeminthefieldofinformation and communications Theprogramme andactivities oftheJointUnitedNations Information Committee. -4-IV 12.Th theaoo4;,. IV.ReportoftheCommittee onInformation totheGeneral Assembly atits fortieth session 12.TheCommittee decided thatoralreports wouldbepresented regarding thoseof thea~veeub-items forwhichwritten reports hadnotbeenprepared.r~ 1 13. took 29Au -5-d:1,J '1i :1l,l :4 ~.~ ~ ~ Ji ,·1 d ~ 1 "1] ~ 1ll ~ ij, j .;~ .~ ] ..~ ;1 li il '1 ;\~ -!'", l' J";..:. t'14. (A/AC 15. organ proce From FromIII.SUBSTANTIVE SESSION A.Adoption oftheagenda andorqanization ofwork 13.Thesubstantive session, theseventh he1dbytheCommittee onInformation, tookplaceattheUnitedNations Headquarters from17Juneto5July1985andon 29August1985. TheCommittee he1d15meetings. 14.Atitsopening meeting, theCommittee adopted thefollowing agenda (A/AC.198/89): 1.Opening ofthesession. 2.Adoption oftheagendaandprogramme ofwork. 3.Statement bytheChairman. 4.Consideration ofsubstantive questions. 5.Adoption ofthereportoftheCommittee totheGeneral Assemb1y atits fortieth session. 15.TheCommittee agreed, onthebasisofthedecision oftheCommittee atits organizational session,that theconsideration ofitems4and5ofitsagendacou1d proceed a10ngthefollowing schedu1e proposed byitsofficers: From17to19Jun@ Item4(a)Promotion oftheestablishment ofanew,morejustandmore effective worldinformation andcommunication orderintended to str~ngthen peaceandinternational understanding andbasedonthe free circ~lation andwiderandhetterba1anced dissemination of information. From20to25June Item4(b)Continuation ofexamination ofUnitedNations publicinformation po1icies andactivities inthe1ightoftheevo1ution of international relations, particu1ar1y duringthepasttwodecades, andoftheimperatives of-theestablishment ofthenew international economic orderandofanewwor1dinformation and communication oLder: Item4(i)Reportontheimp1ementation oftherecommendations ofthe Committee onInformation; (ii)Report ontheimp1ementation ofGeneral Assemb1y resolution 39/98Aandtherecommendations annexed thereto; (iii)Report ontheoutcome oftheactivities oftheInternational Te1ecomm~nication Unionregarding Wor1dCommunications Year; (iv)Acauisition ofacommunications satellite bytheUnitedNationsJ -6-(v)Cons01idated studyonthecontributions, effects and1eve1sof co-ordination between UNDP,UNESCO, IPDCandITUinsupport ofthe deve10pment ofinformation andcommunication infrastructures in thedeveloping countries;Fr (vi)Department ofPublic Information/UNESCO roundtableonanewworld information andcommunication orderin1985; Fr 'J 16 17 Ca SW pa 18 "gr Jth Na li .~ 1j.. :i 1:'.Th JOI 1th 19 Na' cr 20 fOI re th Eu 21 ag 22 dr re Eg re St(xi)Evaluation ofdailyshort-wave radiobroadcasts fromHeadquarters; (xv)Services inlocallanguages byUnitedNations information centres; -7-(ix)Publicinformation activities oftheDepartment ofPublic Information inimplementation ofrelevant provisions oftheParis
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and reports of the United Nations Committee on Information, focusing on the promotion of a new, more just, and more effective world information and communication order. The text also mentions the consideration of substantive questions, adoption of reports, and evaluation of activities related to public information policies and practices. Given the focus on information and communication, it is likely that the category is related to Transport and communication or International trade.