text: andallotherColonial Territories, aswellasthoseinSouthAfrica, Fighting for Freedom, Independence andEqualRights" (seechap.11,paras.17,18and23,ofthe presentreport) • 102.Atthesamemeeting, theSpecial Committee decided that,havingregardtothe related mandate oftheotherUlitedNations bodiesconcerned, theClairman should consult withthepresiding officers ofthoseUnitedNations bodiesconcerning the aboverecommendation. Atthetimeofthesubmission ofthepresent report, those consultations hadnotbeencompleted. J.'StatusoftheInternational Convention ontheElimination ofAllFormsofRacialDiscrimination W 103.Atits1184thmeeting, on,21January, byadopting thesuggestions putforward bytheChairman relating totheorganization oftheCommittee's work \A/AC.I09/L.1385 andCorr.l), theSpecia~. Committee decided, interalia,toinclude initsagendaforthecurrent session ar.iternentitled "Status oftheInternational Convention ontheElimination ofAllFol:msofRacialDiscrimination" andto consideritatitsplenary andsub-committee meetings, asappropriate. 104.Atits1200thmeeting, on19August, theSpecial Committee considered theitem onthebasisoftherecommendations contained intheeighty-fifth reportofthe Working Group(A/AC.109/L.1413)•Iherelevant paragra[1ls ofthatreportreadas follows: "6.'lbeWorking Grouprecalled tt-atinconnexion withtheabovequestion, the General Assembly, initsresolution 35/40of25November 1980,hadcalled upon theUnited.Nations bodiesconcerned toensurethattheCommittee [onthe Elimination ofRacialDiscrimination) issupplied withallrelevant information onalltheTerritories towhichGeneral Assembly resolution 1514'(XV)applies andhadurgedtheadministering towerstoco-operate with theseboaies byproviding allnecessary information inordertoenablethe Committee todischarge fullyitsresponsibilities underarticle 15ofthe Convention. WGeneral Assembly resolution 2106A(XX),annex,of21December 1965. -36-"7. inform subjec Assemb accord concer Secret 105.Atthe above-mentio 106.Atits bytheClair (AlAC.lO 9/L. initsagend Convention 0 consider it 107.Atits onthebasis Working Grou follows: "8.In 35/39 0 recomme continu theSeCI Assembl 108.Atthe ~ above-mentio L. 109.Inparag theSpecial Council inco developments peaceandsec"7.TheWorking Groupdecided torecommend that,withregardtothe information requested oftheSpecial Committee intheaboveparagraph and subject toanydirectives whichtheOommittee mightreceive fromtheGeneral Assembly atitsthirty-sixth session, theSpecial Committee should, in accordance withestablished practice, request theadministering Powers concerned toinclude suchinformation intheirannualreports tothe Secretary-General, transmitted underArticle 73~oftheCharter." 105.Atthesamemeeting, theSpecial Committee'approved without objection the above-mentioned recommendations. I K.StatusoftheInternational Convention ontheSuppression andPunishment oftheCrimeofApartheid 106.Atits11S4thmeeting, on21January, byadopting thesuggestions putforward bytheChairman relating totheorganization oftheOommittee's work CA/AC.l09/L.13S5 andCorr.l) ,theSpecial Committee decided, interalia,toinclude initsagendaforthecurrent session anitementitled "StatusoftheInternational Convention ontheSuppression andPunishment oftheCrimeofApartheid" andto consider itatitsplenary andsub-committee meetings, asappropriate.11 th (S 11 is fo In Co i 00 t·1, m 1 of An ch 107.Atitsl200thmeeting, on19August, theSpecial Committee considered theitem onthebasisoftherecommendation contained intheeighty-fifth reportofthe Working GroupCA/AC.109/L.1413)•Therelevant paragraph ofthatreportreadsas follows: "S.Inconnexion withtherelevant provlslons ofGeneral Assembly resolution 35/39of25lbvember 19S0ontheabovequestion, theWorking Groupdecided to recommend totheSpecial Committee thatitshouldauthorize itsChairman to continue toextendallpossible assistance to,andco--operate closely with,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities of the Special Committee of the United Nations, specifically regarding the International Conventions on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid. The text mentions the Committee's recommendations, resolutions, and reports, which suggests that the focus is on international human rights and legal matters.