theSecretary-General inthedischarge ofthemandate entrusted tohimbythe Assembly." 10S.Atthesamemeeting, theSpecial Committee approved without objection the above-mentioned recommendation. L.Relations withotherUnitedNations bodiesandinternational institutions associated withtheUnitedNations l~Security Council 109.Inparagraph 12Cb)ofitsresolution 35/119, t~eGeneral Assembly requested theSpecial Oommittee "tomakeconcrete suggestions whichcouldassistthesecurity Council inconsidering appropriate measures undertheCharter withregardto developments incolonial Territories thatarelikelytothreaten international peaceandsecurity". -37-110.Inaccordance withthisrequest, theSpecial Committee drewtheattention of theSecurity Council toitsconsensus of14August 1981relating toNamibia (S/14635) •Chairman Nations People 0 111.Anaccount oftheSpecial Committee's consideration ofthequestion ofNamibia issetoutinchapter VIIIofthepresent report. Illringtheyear,theCommittee followed closely theSecurity Council's consideration ofthequestion ofNamibia. Inaddition, theChairman oftheCommittee attended themeetings oftheSecurity Council between 21and30April,and,onbehalfoftheCommittee, addressed the Councilatits2275thmeeting, on28April(S/PV.2275). 2.Trusteeship Council 112.Duringtheyear,theSpecial Committee continued tofollowclosely thework oftheTrusteeship Council relating totheTrustTerritory ofthePacific Islands. Anaccount oftheCommittee's consideration ofthisTerritory isset~utin chapter XVIIo,fthepresent report. 3.Economic andSocialCouncil 113.Inconnexion withtheSpecial Committee's consideration oftheimplementation oftheDeclaration bythespecialized agencies andtheinternational institutions associated withtheUnitedNations, andinaccordance withparagraph 18of resolution 35/29relating tothatitem,consultations wereheldduringtheyear be~ween thePresident oftheEconomic andSocialCouncil andtheChairman ofthe Co~~ittee toconsider "appropriate measures forco-ordination ofthepolicies and activities ofthespecialized agencies •••inimplementing therelevant resolutions oftheGeneral Assembly". FUrther, theQlairman oftheCommittee participated in theCouncil's consideration oftherelated item. Anaccount oftheforegoing, as wellasoftheCommittee's consideration oftheitem,issetoutinchapter VIof thepresent report. 4.UnitedNations Council forNamibia 114.Havingregardtoitsownmandate, theSpecial Committee continued tofollow closely duringtheyeartheworkoftheUlitedNations Council forNamibia, andthe respective officers oftheCommittee andtheCouncil maintained acontinuous working relationship. Inaddition, inresponse toinvitations addressed tohimby theCouncil inthatregard, theChairman oftheCommittee: (a)attended the extraordinary plenary meetings oftheCouncil heldatPanamaCityfrom2to5June andaddressed theCouncil on3June(A/AC.131/SR.353) and(b)attended and addressed asolemnmeeting organized bytheCouncil inobservance ofNamibia Dayon 26August (A/AC.131/PV.358). Havingregardtotheinvitation fromtheCouncil to berepresented ata"Seminar onLegalIssuesConcerning theQuestion ofNamibia" to commemorate thetenthanniversary oftheadvisory opinion oftheInternational CourtofJustice, heldat'IbeHaguefrom22to24June,theChairman sentamessage expressing theCommittee's appreciation oftheinvitation. SUbsequently, the -38-115.Our Commissi self-det dominati freedoms dependen 116.In. Special Commissi enjoymen assistan 117.FUrt Committee andAdd.l Preventio resolutio intoacco Working resolutio 26Februa 10May19 and5{XX relevant 6March l~ peoples UI 118.Havir 26~ebrua Suppressi interali it,throu andNon-S totheCo approving subject t thirty-si include su Article 7Chairman madeastatement on26Octoberatasolemnmeeting organized bythE;UnitedNations Oouncil forNamibia incommemoration oftheWeekofSolidarity withthePeopleofNamibia andTheirLiberation Movement, SWAPO(A/AC.131/PV.364).
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report from the Special Committee of the United Nations, discussing its activities and interactions with various UN bodies and international institutions. The topics covered include the work of the Security Council, the Trusteeship Council, the Economic and Social Council, and the United Nations Council for Namibia. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on international relations, politics, and governance.

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