private orqnnizatione tinanced by business interests and of racist and militarist groups in Western countries. These ott iclal and unotf icial agencies have otten hacl ready access to the mass media. They have enticed numerous political leaders, journalists, military otficere, academics, sportsmen and women as well a5 entertainers to visit South Africa and assist the apartheid propaganda eftorts. 38. Finally, althouqh the achievement5 of South Atrican propaganda are beinq constantly undermine4 ‘hy revelat ions on the inhumanlty ot apartheid, the ettects ot a sustained propaganda waqed by the r#lcist r&ime cannot be ignored. Theretore, utmost. attention has to he qlven to concerted internatIonal action at counterlnq this evil scheme and expoainq it to the public at large. -8- C. Main lines ot expaneion of information activities 39. The Special Committee against Apartheid has alwaye regarded the dissemination ot information on apartheid as part of the ctfort to isolate the racist rhgime and assist the liberation movements. The purpose of this is to mobilize international support, particularly in the Western countries, for the implementation ot United Nations resolutions and for greater support tot the national liberation movements. 40. In this connection, it in assentIs to ensure constant co-operation and sq+ort ot all forces opposed to apart,heid: the United Nations, the speciallzed agencies such as the United NationB Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, t\e International L&our Organisatron, the World Health Organization and the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations1 OAU# the Movement of Non-Aligned Countrieef the League ot Arab States1 States Kembers liberation movements; non-governmental organisations such as trade unions, churches, uomen’fi, student and youth orqanizationel information media, etc. The main lines of action rith respect to the dissemination ot inEormation on :iartheid should be directed towards the folloring Objectives: 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the propaganda and misinformation spread by racist and militarist groups in Western countries to support the apartheid regime in South Africa. It highlights the importance of countering this propaganda with accurate information and mobilizing international support for the liberation movements. The text does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or science and technology.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations