text: southern Africa broadcasting or willing to broadcast anti-apartheid programmes in order to enable their radio transmitters to be heard by an increased percentage of the population in South Africa. 14. The 284th report of the Sub-Committee (A/AC.109/L.1725), adoptedby the Special Committee at its 1364th meeting, on 2 August 1990 (see para. 8), contained the recommendation that the Secretary-General should reguest once more those States that had not yet done so to reply as speedily as possible to his previous communications relating to the Plan of Action contained in General Assembly resolution 35/118. It also contained the recommendation that, taking into account that the Assembly, by its resolution 43/47 of 22 November 1988, had declared the period 1990-2000 as the International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism, the Secretary-General should submit to the General Assembly, at its forty-fifth session, a report that would enable the Assembly to consider and adopt an action plan aimed at ushering in, in the twenty-first century, a world free of colonialism. 15. The Special Committee also took decisions during the year relating to publicity in connection with other items on its agenda as follows^ (a) In a resolution concerning foreign economic activities in colonial Territories, adopted at its 1376th meeting, on 20 August (see A/45/23 (Part IV), ohap. V, para. 10), the Special Committee, inter alia, requested the Secretary-General "to undertake, through the Department of Public Information of ^he Secretariat, a sustained and broad campaign with a view to informing world public opinion of the facts concerning the pillaging of natural resources in colonial Territories and the exploitation of their indigenous populations by foreign economic interests"^ 13-(b) In a decision on military activities in colonial Territories, adopted at its 1376th meeting, on 20 August (see A/45/23 (Part IV), chap. VI, para. 10), the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international efforts to promote anti-apartheid programs, eradicate colonialism, and raise awareness about the exploitation of natural resources in colonial territories. It also mentions requests for the Secretary-General to submit reports and conduct campaigns to inform world public opinion. These topics suggest a focus on international relations, human rights, and social justice.