text: account thereIwantprovisions ofGeneral Assembly resolution 35/118containing thePlanofActionfortheFullImplementation oftheDeclarati~n ontheGranting ofIndependen~e toColonial Countries andPeoples. TheCommittee alsopaiddue regardtootherrelevant re~olutions oftheGeneral A3sembly, particularly those poncerning thesmallTerritories. -34-96.Subsequ Sub-Commi tte account the inexamining 1. 97.Atits bytheChair (AlAC.l09/L. initsagend Colonial Peo Rightslland appropriate. 98.Inits relevant pro byparagraph Week,meeting pressandbr conducted wi Struggle aga' AfricanUn.=t 99.Inthe1 SUb-Commi ttee report (A/AC. oftheWeekw Secretariat, (seechap.II 100.AttheI Parisfrom20 observance of Committee mad Colonial Peop Riqhts, inwh particularly reinforce the colonialism f96.Subsequently, theSpecial Committee, inapproving ~~evarious reportsofits Sub-Committee onSmallTerritories, notedthattheSub-Committee hadtakeninto account therelevant provisions oftheabove-mentioned General Assembly resolutions inexamining theTerritories referred toitforconsideration. 1.WeekofSolidarity withtheColonial PeoplesofSouthern Africa Fighting forFreedom, Independence andEqualRights 97.Atits1184thmeeting, on21January, byadopting thesuggestions putforward bytheChairman relating totheorganization oftheCommittee's work (A!AC.I09/L.1385 andCorr.l), theSpecial Committee decided, interalia,toinclude initsagendaforthecurrent session anitementitled "WeekofSolidarity withthe Colonial Peoples ofSouthern AfricaFighting forFreedom, Independence andEqual Rights" andtoconsider itatitsplenary andsub-committee meetings, as appropriate. 98.Initsconsideration oftheitem,theSpec:al Committee wasguided bythe relevant provisions ofGeneral Assembly resolution 2911(XXVII)of2November 1972,. byparagraph 2ofwhichtheAssembly ~ecomrnended that,"ontheoccasion ofthe Week,meetings shouldbeheld,appropriate materials shouldbepublished inthe pressandbroadcast onradioandtelevision andpubliccampaigns shouldbe conducted withaviewtoobtaining contributions totheAssistance FUndforthe Struggle against Colonialism andApartheid established bytheOrganization of AfricanUn:tyll. 99.Inthelightoftheforegoing andoftherelated recommendations ofthe SUb-Committee onPetitions, Information andAssistance, ascontained inits213th report(A/AC.I09/L.1386/Rev.l), aseriesofactivities wasundertaken inobservance oftheWeekwiththeco-operation oftheDepartment ofPublicInformation ofthe Secretariat, assisted byUnitedNations information centres throughout theworld (seechap.11,para.20,ofthepresent report). 100.AttheInternational Conference onSanctions against SouthAfrica, heldat Parisfrom20to27May1981,aspecial meeting washeldon25May1981in observance ofAfricaLiberation Day.Atthatmeeting theChairman oftheSpecial Committee madeastatement inobservance oftheWeekofSolidarity withthe Colonial Peoples ofSouthern AfricaFighting forFreedom, Independence andEqual Riqhts, inwhichhereviewed developments inthefieldofdecalonization, particularly insouthern Africa, andappealed totheinternational community to reinforce themomentum towards thefinalelimination oftheremaining vestiges of colonialism fromtheregion(seechap.II,.para. 22,ofthepresent report). -35-101. repor (A/AC Asse Solid Indep anda Freed prese 102. relat consu above consu 103. byth ;'A/AC. inits Conven consid 104.A onthe Workinc follow' 21101.Atits1202ndmeeting, on21August, duringitsconsideration ofthe213th reportoftheSub-Committee onPetitions, Information andAssistance (A/AC.I09/L.1386/Rev.l), theSpecial Committee decided torecommend totheGeneral Assembly thatitshouldconsider changing thetitleoftheWeekfrom"Weekof Solidarity withtheColonial PeoplesofSouthern AfricaFighting forFreedom, Independence andEqualRights" to"WeekofSolidarity withthePeoples ofNamibia
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations Special Committee on Colonialism, focusing on the celebration of the Week of Solidarity with the Colonial Peoples of Southern Africa. The report discusses the Committee's activities, including meetings, reports, and statements made by the Chairman. The main theme is the struggle for independence and equality of colonial peoples, particularly in Southern Africa. The report does not mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.