178.Conscious asitisoftheimportance whichtheGeneral Assembly attaches totheneedforacontinuous world-wide campaign ofpublicity inthefieldofdecolonization, theSpecial Committee, bearing inmindtheprovisions ofresolution35/120andotherrelevant resolutions oftheGeneral Assembly, againintends togivethequestion ofthedissemination ofinformation ondecolonization its -61-.. -~_.__ .~.__..-.,.-,-_...•.~._~.-.."•..~._-----, _~---_.,._ .._---_.'~ continuous attention duringthecomingyear.Inparticular 3theCommittee expects tocontinue itsreviewoftherelevant programmes ofpUblications andother information activities envisaged bytheunitoninformation relating to decolonization andtheDepartment ofPublicInformation oftheSecretariat~ In thisregard, theCommittee, incloseco-operation withtheSecretariat, willagain makeappropriate recommendations forconsideration bytheGeneral Assembly onthe waysandmeansofensuring thewidestpossible dis~emination oftherelevant information. Inaddition, theofficers oftheCommittee willcontinue tomaintain regular andclosecontact withtheappropriate offices withintheSecretariat with aviewtotheimplementation ofparagraph 3ofresolution 35/120, bywhichthe General Assembly requested theSecretary-General, havingregardtothesuggestions oftheCommittee, tocontinue totakeconcrete measures throughallthemediaat hisdisposal togivewidespread andcontinuous publicity totheworkoftheUnited Nations inthefieldofdecolonization. Inthisconnexion, theAssembly willno doubtwishtoinvitetheSecretary-General tointensify hisefforts andtourgethe administering :EOwerstoco-operate withtheSecretary-General inpromoting the large-scale disseminati~n ofinformation inthefieldofdecolonization. 179.Inviewoftheimportance whichitattaches totheroleofnOll-<Jovernmental organizations activeinthefieldofdecolonization insupport ofthecolonial peoples struggling forliberation, theSpecial Committee, duringthecomingyear, willcontinue toseektheclosecollaboration ofsuchorganizations withaview, interalia,toenlisting theirsupport inthedissemination oftherelevant information andinthemobilization ofworldpublicopinion inthecauseof decdlonization. Tothatend,itistheCommittee's intention tocontinue to dispatch groupsofitsmembers toholdconsultations withtheorganizations conqerned andtoparticipate inconferences, seminars andotherspecial meetings dealing withdecolonization, arranged bythoseorganizations. Inthesamecontext, theCommittee willalsocontinue toco-operate withtheEconomic andSocialCouncil initsexamination oftheroleofnon-governmental organizations inconsultative statuswiththeCouncil inhelping toachieve theobjectives oftheDeclaration and otherrelevant resolutions oftheGeneral Assembly. 180.Inthelightoftheprovisions oftheGeneral Assembly resolutions concerning thepattern ofc?nferences, andtakingintoconsideration itsexperience in previous yearsaswellasitsprobable workload fornextyear,theSpecial Committee hasapproved atentative programme ofmeetings for1982-1983 whichit commends forapproval bytheAssembly. Inthesameconnexion, theCommittee took intoconsideration the.provisions ofparagraph 6ofresolution 1654(XVI)and paragraph 3(9)ofresolution 2621(XXV),bywhichtheAssembly authorized the Committee tomeetelsewhere thanatUnitedNations Headquarters whenever and wherever suchmeetings mightberequired fortheeffective discharge ofits functions. Fbllowing itsconsideration ofthematter, theCommittee, bearing in mindtheconstructive results flowing fromtheholding ofmeetings awayfrom Headquarters inthepast,decided toinformtheGeneral Assembly thatitmight consider holding aseriesofmeetings awayfromHeadqaarters during 1982andto recommend that,inmakingthenecessary financial provision tocovertheactivities oftheCommittee duringthatyear,theAss,embly shouldtakethatpossibility into account.18 qu ma ar en Co re ta Un pe mi th ag wi pe th th pa th wi 18• ou th th wou con exp of -62-~cts I lain :he .ons t ,ted o ~the 1 r, ext, 'lcil and Lng :ies o181.'!beSpecial Committee suggests thatwhentheGeneral Assembly examines the
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the activities and goals of the Special Committee on Decolonization, focusing on the dissemination of information and collaboration with other organizations to promote decolonization. The language used suggests a focus on international relations and global politics, rather than specific economic, environmental, or scientific issues.

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