activities should be further encouraged and intensified. Every effort should be made to enable these groups to meet in order to exchange views on the experiences acquired in their respective campaigns and to explore ways and means to widen and co-ordinate these campaigns. 59. Since in recent months anti-apartheid activities have gained momentum in Western Europe and North America, involving legislature, state and local authorities as well as a wide range of non-governmental organizations, it would be particularly useful if future United Nations activities would focus on these areas in the world. It has to ba noted, however, that over the years insufficient attention has been given to the dissemination of information on apartheid and mobilization of public opinion in Latin America against this evil system, a situation which the apartheid rhgime has sought to exploit fully. Every effort should thus be made to remedy this situation soon. 60. The Special Committee and the Centre against Apartheid have in the Past actively promoted events involving participation by prominent personalities, such as sportsmen and women, as well as entertainers. The recent tribute by the Special Committee against Apartheid to the American entertainer Stevie Wonder for his contribution to the cultural boycott of South Africa and to the struggle against apartheid, held on 13 Way 1965 in the United Nations General Assembly Hall, represents the latest example of this effort. The experience has demonstrated that concerts and other events of a promotional nature are among the most effective ways of drawing media attention to the struggle against apartheid and they should therefore be further encouraged. Prominent cultural and sports personalities as well as entertainers should also be invited more often to address special meetings of the Special Committee in observance of international days related to the struggle against apartheid. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on promoting anti-apartheid activities and campaigns, encouraging public awareness and mobilization against the apartheid regime. The language used suggests a focus on international cooperation and coordination, with an emphasis on using cultural and sports events to draw attention to the issue.

**Category**
Culture, Humanitarian aid and relief