61. Moreover , United Nation5 information centres could expand their efforts to enlist support of prominent personalities in their respective countries and region5 and invite them to address meetings called in observance of international day5 related to the struggle against apartheid as well as other events, and express their views on the current situation in South Africa. Efforts should also be made, particularly in connection with international days related to the struggle against apartheid, to organize and disseminate widely to the media interviews with prominent personalities who have taken a stand against apartheid. -12- 62. The Specinl Committee and the Cent.re against Apartheid should also OrqaniZe media workshops, especially in the countries where apartheid propar,crnda has been particularly active, in order to encourage the exchange of views on counter in4 apartheid propaganda among media repreeentativee of various persuastons. 63. ‘3ther activities orqanized within the United Nations system in co-operatiolr with Governments and organizationfi could also help draw public attention t-J the evil of apartheid. These could include, for example, a minute of silence tc be observed world-wide to commemorate on 21 March every year the victims ot aparthetd, laylnq down the tools with the Banbe objective, and others. 64. The JniI:ed NationR Postal Adminiatration, aa well aa Member States, could also consider i asuinq commemorative postage stamps publicizinq the struqqle aqainst apartheld. - 65. The United Nations Centre against Apartheid should be provided with qreater resources in order to strengthen ite activities related to the dissemination of intormatlon on apartheid. 66. In order to reintnrce and strengthen the diesemination of information against apartheld in light ot the above recommendatiane, it is necesf3ary to stress an urgent need tor much larger contributions by Member States to the Trust Fund tor Puhliclty against Apartheid. -a--- -13- . ..I_ J “. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on promoting awareness and combating the evil of apartheid, which is a social and political issue. It suggests various activities and initiatives to be undertaken by the United Nations and its member states to raise public attention and support against apartheid. The text also emphasizes the importance of disseminating information and promoting counter-propaganda against apartheid.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture