relevant resolutions of tbe united Nations and to rePort tbereon to bhe collultittee on Informalion at its substantlve session in 1986; 13. Urges the DePartnent of Public Infornat ion and the nass nedia worldwide, pursuant to General Assenbly resolutions 34/La2 and 35/2OL. to intenslfy their activiEies of dissenination of information with regard to the policies and Practices of apartheid, taking due account of recent neasures and official censorship inposed upon the local and international nedia related to all aspecEa of this issuet 14. Reiterates the reconnendation contaj.ned in lts resolu!ion 35/201 that additional resources for the Departtnent of Public Information should be commensurate as appropriate uith the increase in the activi.ties of the Unlted Nations which the DePartnen! covers for the purpose of Public information. and that the sec retary-GeneraL should provide such resources to the DePartnenE to this end where neededi 15. Requests the Departnen! of Public Informat ion to contribute more effectively' through its training prograftnes, to the developnent of hutnan, nanagerial and lechnical resources of the mass media fron developlng countriest LV see A,/coNF.U5l28. lZ/ United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 75, p. 257.A/40/L024 Englieh Page l'1 16. Reaffirns the importance of the rapidly increasing role of the United Nations public information programnes in fostering public understanding and support of United Nations activities and reguests the Department of public Information to consider the reconnendations contained in the report of theJoint Inspection Unit on publications policy and practice in che UnitedNations systen f,]y and to report to the Co nittee on Infornation at lts substantive session in 1986; L7. Requests the Sec retary-cene ra1 to report to the Cornmittee onInformation, at its substantj.ve session in 1986, on lhe imptenentation of al.Ithe recommendations contained in the Connitteers report and annexed to thepresent resolution i 18. Also requests the Secretary-ceneral to report to the General
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the United Nations and its activities, specifically in the realm of public information and communication. It mentions the Department of Public Information, the Secretary-General, and the Committee on Information, which suggests that the category should be related to communication or information. However, the text does not seem to be focused on a specific issue like economic development or humanitarian aid, but rather on the functioning and effectiveness of the United Nations' public information program.

**Category**
Information, Communication