text: 8. Urqes the Departnent of public Infornation to serengthen its co-operation wieh the Non-Aligned News Agencies Fool and, in particular. to ensure that its daily dlspalches are received by the United Nations Office at Geneva and United Nations Headquarters in New York, 9. Urges the Departnent of public Information to take all necessary neasures to ensure an appropriate informalion of the guidelines for further planning and suitable follow-up in the field of youth;A/40/L024 Engl ish Page 10 I0. @ the DePartment of Public Information to adequaeely disseminale in its progranmes and inforrnation activities the po€itive results of the world Conference to Revie$ and Appraise the Achievements of the United Nations Decade for t{omen: Equality, Developnent and Peace' hetd at Nalrobi fron 15 to 26 July L985. !9/ aimed at the elimlnation of discrimination and Pronotion of the role of wonen rrorldwidet lI. Requests the Departrnent of Public fnfornation to conEinue its follorr-up progrannes in furtber implenentation of those parls relevant to Public infornat ion of the Paris Declaration on Nanibia and the Progranme of Action on Namibia, aalopted by the International Conference in support of the struggLe of the Namibian People for Independence, lV as vtell as of the vienna Declaration and Prograftne of Actlon on Namibia, and to report thereon to the Conmittee on Inforrnation at its substantive session in 1986r L2. Requests the Departnent of Public Infornaeion to cover adequately Policies and practices uhich violate the principLes of international law relative to belligerent occupation, in Particular the Geneva Conventlon relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War, of 12 August Lg4g, L7-/ wherever they occur, especlally those policies and practices which frustrate the altainmen! and exercise of the inalienable ard nacional legicinate righcs of the Palestinian PeoPIe in accordance $ith the
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