text: theCommittee's regretatitsinability toberepresented atthattimeandits appreciation ofthecontinuing activities ofAAPSOinsupport ofthepeoples inthe colonial Territories aswellasitsbestwishesforasuccessful undertaking atthe session. 4.Conference inSolidarity withtheLiberation Struggles ofthePeoples ofSouthern Africa 135.Havingregardtoaninvitation fromtheConference Preparatory Committee to theSpecial Committee toberepresented atthe"Conference inSolidarity withthe Liberation Struggles ofthePeoplesofSouthern Africa", tobeheldatNewYork from9to11October, theChairman attended theopening meeting on9October. 5.Otherorganizations 136.Atthel186thmeeting, on28April,theChairman informed theSpecial Committee thathewouldattendthe"International EbrumontheLiberation of, Southern Africa", tobeheldatGeorgetown, Guyana, from30Aprilto3May. o.Consideration ofothermatters 1.Information fromNon-Self-Governing Territories transmitted underArticle73eoftheCharter oftheUnited Nationsand related questions 137.Inaccordance withtherelevant provisions ofGeneral Assembly resolution 35/26,theSpecial Committee continued itsstudyoftheaboveitem. Anaccount of theCommittee's consideration oftheitemissetoutinchapter VIIofthepresent report. -43-2.Activities offoreign economic andotherinterests whichareimpeding theimplementation oftheDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples inNamibia andinallotherTerritories undercolonial domination andefforts toeliminate colonialism,apartheid andracialdiscrimination insouthern Africa 138.Inaccordance withparagraph 22ofGeneral Assembly resolution 35/28,theSpecial Committee continued itsexamination oftheaboveitem. Anaccount oftheOommittee's consideration oftheitemissetoutinchapter Vofthepresent report. 3.Military activities andarrangements bycolonial PowersinTerritories undertheiradministration whichmightbeimpeding theimplementation oftheDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples 139.Asenvisaged initsprogramme ofworkfor1981,~whichwasapproved bytheGeneral Assembly inparagraph 5ofitsresolution 35/119, theSpecial Committeecontinued itsstudyoftheaboveitem. Anaccount oftheCommittee's considerationoftheitemissetout.inchapter IVofthepresent report. 4.Compliance ofMember St~teswiththeDeclaration andotherrelevant resolutions onthequestion ofdecolonization 140.Atitsl184thmeeting, on21January, byadopting thesuggestions putforwardbytheChairman relating totheorganization oftheCommittee's work(~AC.109/L.1385 andCbrr.l), theSpecial Committee decided, interalia,torequestthebodiesconcerned totaketheaboveitemintoconsideration inthedischarge ofthetasksentrusted tothembytheCommittee. 141.Thesubsidiary bodiesaccordingly tookthatdecision intoaccount inexaminingtheitemsreferred tothemforconSideration. TheSpecial Committee alsotookthat decision intoaccount initsconsideration ofspecific itemsinplenary meetings. 5.Deadline for-the accession ofTerritories toindependence 142.Initsreporttother~neral Assembly atitsthirty-fifth session, theSpecialoommittee, withreference toitsprogramme ofworkfor1981,stated, interalia,asfollows: "167.Inlinewiththeexpress wishoftheGeneral Assembly, theSpecialCommittee willrecommend, wheneveritconsiders properandappropriate, a ~seeOfficial Records oftheGeneral Assembly, Thirty-fifth Session,SUpplement No.23(~35/23/Rev.l), chap.I,paras.164-176. -44-deadline fortheaccession toindependence ofeachTerritory inaccordance withthewishesofthepeopleandtheprovisions oftheDeclaration. •••n.w 143.Atitsthirty-fifth session, theGeneral Assembly, inparagraph 5ofits resolution 35/119, approved theprogrammeofworkenvisaged bytheSpecial Committee for1981,including thedecision quotedabove. 144.Atits1184thmeeting, on21January, byadopting thesuggestions putforward bytheChairman relating totheorganization oftheCommittee's work (A/AC.I09/L.1385 andCorr.l) ,andinrequesting theSub-Committee onSmall Territories tocarryoutthetasksassigned toit,theSpecial Committee drewthat body'sattention totheabovedecision. TheSub-Committee accordingly tookthat decision intoaccount inexamining thespecific Territories referred toitfor consideration. TheCommittee alsotooktheabove-mentioned decision intoaccount initsconsideration ofspecific Territories inplenary meetings. 6.Question ofholding aseriesofmeetings away fromHeadquarters 145.InitsreporttotheGeneral Assembly atitsthirty-fifth session, theSpecial
analysis: The text appears to be related to international relations, decolonization, and human rights, with a focus on the activities and decisions of the Special Committee on the Situation with regard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples. The text discusses various topics such as the Committee's attendance at conferences, consideration of matters related to decolonization, and recommendations for the implementation of the Declaration.