there are still colonial Territories, and in countries that are administering Powers^ (f) To continue to strengthen co-operation with the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) Co-ordinating Committee for the Liberation of Africa and the United Nations information centres in Africa, as appropriate, with a view to developing a prompt and systematic exchange of information and publicity materials -8-^^ (g) To continue to strengthen the efforts to counteract campaigns aimed at depicting the national liberation movements as terrorist organisations^ (h) To strengthen further its co-operation with the Pool of Non-Aligned News Agencies and to provide it on a regular basis with more varied publicity material and information concerning United Nations activities in the field of decolonisations (i) To disseminate, to the maximum degree possible, materials prepared by the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries concerning decolonisations (^) To adopt measures aimed at providing full coverage of all activities of relevant United Nations bodies in the field of decolonisation in press releases in both the English and French languages^ (k) To intensify the provision of information material on decolonisation, including through exhibitions to be shown outside United Nations Headquarters, to all UnitedNations information centres and to increase its assistance to them in all of their activities in the field of decolonisations (1) To take urgent measures, in co-operation with the Special Committee, so as to produce new visual material on the most vital problems of decolonisations (m) To utilise materials pertaining to the participation of specialised agencies and other organisations of the United Nations system in the decolonisation process, and to distribute those materials, as appropriate, through the United Nations information centres. (5) The Special Committee requests the Department of Public Information to provide it with feedback reports from the United Nations information centres regarding their activities of dissemination of information on 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be focused on the United Nations' efforts to promote decolonization and support national liberation movements. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that it is an official document or resolution. The text mentions various organizations and initiatives, such as the Organisation of African Unity, the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, and the United Nations information centres, which are all related to international relations and politics. The text also emphasizes the importance of information dissemination and publicity, which suggests that it is related to the field of communication.

**Category**
International relations, Culture