• ~ '0- ~ I. '( 0 t ... _ ' I'" W i ! ,\ ~\J •..', ... ,,!,'1 ! .j I IDocwnent nwnber E/C.lO(1989/CRP.3 E/C.lO/1989/INF/l E/C.lO/1989/L.l E/C.lO/1989/L.2 E/C.lO/1989/L.3 E/C.lO/1989/L.4 E/C.lO/1989/L.5 E/C.lO/1989/L.6 E/C.lO/1989/L.7 E/C.lO/1989/L.8 andAdd.I-Il E/C.lO/1989/L.9 E/C.lO/1989/L.lO E/C.lO/1989/L.llAgenda item 4 2 2 7 3 3 3 5 13 9 10 4Titleordescription Recurrent docwnents andpublications ofthe United Nations Centre onTransnational Corporations: notebytheSecretariat Listofdelegations Organization oftheworkofthesession: notebytheSecretariat Status ofdocwnentation forthesession: notebytheSecretary-General Programme budget implications ofthe information programme forpublic hearings on theroleoftransnational corporations in SouthAfrica andNamibia: report ofthe Secretary-General Malaysia, onbehalf oftheStates Members of theUnited Nations thataremembers ofthe Groupof77:draftresolution Malaysia, onbehalf oftheStates Members of theUnited Nations thataremembers ofthe Groupof77~draftresolution Malaysia, onbehalf oftheStates Members of theUnited Nations thataremembers ofthe Groupof77:draftresolution Malaysia, onbehalf oftheStates Members of theUnited Nations thataremembers ofthe Groupof77:draftresolution Draftreport oftheCommission Malaysia, onbehalf oftheStates Members of theUnited Nations thataremembers ofthe Groupof77:draftresolution Malaysia, onbehalf oftheStates Members of theUnited Nations thataremembers ofthe Groupof77:draftresolution Malaysia, onbehalf oftheStates Members of theUnited Nations thataremembers ofthe Groupof77:draftresolution -66- n f f f f f f fDocument number E/C.10/1989/L.12 E/C.10/1989/L.13 E/C.10/1989/L.14Agenda item 7 12 10Titleordescription Malaysia, onbehalfoftheStates Members of theUnitedNations thataremembers ofthe Groupof77:draftresolution Draftprovisional agendaforthesixteenth session oftheCommission onTransnational Corporations: notebytheSecretariat Draftresolution submitted bytheChairman oftheCommission -67- -68- _IBiographical information onthemembers ofthepanel.Background information onthepublic hearings; Summaries ofthemaindocuments before before thepanelofeminent(a) (b) (c)Monthly newsletter ($9,000) Information kit($19,000) 2.1.Theinformation programme forthepublic hearings issetoutbelow. Amonthly newsletter wouldbeaddressed tonon-governmental organizations, themassmediaandotherinterested parties, keeping them abreast ofpreparations andrelated developments. Eightissues wouldbe prepared (March-October 1989). Kitssenttotelevision stations wouldinclude athree-minute videotape with English soundtrack. TextsinFrench andGerman wouldbeprovided onrequest.persons;Aninformation kitwouldbemadeavailable tothemassmediaand non-governmental organizations wellbefore thepublic hearings. Thecontents (inEnglish, French andGerman) wouldinclude:2.PROGRAMME BUDGET IMPLICATIONS OFTHEINFORMATION PROGRAMME FOR THEPUBLIC HEARINGS ONTHEROLEOFTRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS INSOUTH AFRICA ANDNAMIBIAAnnexIII 1.Byresolution 1988/56, theEconomic andSocial Council, ontherecommendation oftheCommission onTransnational Corporations atitsfourteenth sesGicn, requested theSecretary-General "totakeallnecessary stepstoestablish by1989a panelofeminent persons toconduct public hearings inEurope ontheactivities of transnational corporatiolls inSouthAfrica andNamibia, withaviewtofurther
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the activities of transnational corporations, particularly in the context of South Africa and Namibia. It discusses the role of these corporations in the two countries and the potential impacts on the region. The text also mentions the establishment of a panel of eminent persons to conduct public hearings on the topic. Given the focus on corporate activities and their potential effects, it is likely that the text falls under a category related to international trade, industry, or economic development.

**Category**
International trade, Industry