“Dissemination of information on apartheid”, the General Assembly, inter alia. invited all Governments, information media and organisations to counteract the propaganda of the apartheid rigime and to co-operate with the Special Committee against Apartheid in exposing the activities of groups and transnational corporations which assist in such propaganda. 14. The International Seminar on the Activities and Role of the Mass Media as well as of Governments, Anti-Apartheid and Solidarity Movements and Other Organizations in Publicizing the Crimes of the Apartheid Rigime and the Legitimate Struggle of the National Liberation Movement of South Africa was organized by the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in co-operation with the Government of the German Democratic Republic and the Solidarity Committee of the German Democratic Republic. It was held at Berlin from 31 August to 2 September 1981. 15. The Special Committee had decided to organise the Seminar in pursuance of General Assembly resolution 35/206 G of 10 December 1980 (see para. 12 above). The Seminar adopted the Berlin Declaration on Aggression by the South African Racist Regime against the People’s Republic of Angola, and the Appeal to the Mass Media. The text of the report of the International Seminar is reproduced in document A/AC.115/L.555. 16. By resolution 36/172 L of 17 December 1981 on public information and public action against apartheid and role of the mass media in the struggle against apartheid, the General Assembly requested the Special Committee against Apartheid to take all appropriate action towards the implementation of the recommendations of the International Seminar, including the publication of studies by experts and the organization of national and regional seminars for journalists. 17. It also requested the Secretary-General and the Special Committee to give special attention to encouraging action by non-governmental organizations and the mass media in the international campaign against apartheid. Furthermore, the 
**Analysis**
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