specialised agencies and other organisations and institutions of the United Nations system should be drawn to the principle that recognition by the General Assembly, the Security council and other United Nations organs of the legitimacy of the ^ The complete te^t of the report was previously issued under the symbol ABACD109/L.1722. -16-struggle of colonial peoples to exercise their right to self-determination and independence entails, as a corollary, the increase by the United Nations system of ^ts moral and material assistance to the peoples of the colonial Territories, Including those of South Africa, their national liberation movements and other Internationally recognised liberation movements. (6) The Special Committee continues to urge the specialised agencies and other organisations and institutions of the United Nations system to render or to continue to render, as a matter of urgency, all possible moral and material assistance to the colonial peoples struggling for their liberation. In this connection, the Special Committee is of the opinion that all organisations concerned should initiate, in the case of those that have not yet done so, or ^oaden contacts and co-operation with those peoples and their national liberation movements directly or, where appropriate, through the relevant international bodies, and should work out and implement concrete programmes of assistance for those peoples with the active co-operation of their national liberation movements. The Special Committee is of the view that the assistance provided by the specialised agencies and other organisations and institutions of the United Nations system to the peoples of the colonial Territories, including those of South Africa, and their liberation movements and other internationally recognised liberation movements, should not only meet their immediate needs but also create conditions conducive to development after these peoples have exercised their right to self-determination and independence, taking into consideration the need to preserve 
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the support and assistance provided by the United Nations system to colonial peoples struggling for their liberation and self-determination. It emphasizes the need for moral and material assistance, as well as concrete programs of assistance, to help these peoples achieve their goals. The text also highlights the importance of preserving the need to preserve conditions conducive to development after these peoples have exercised their right to self-determination and independence.

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