UNITED NATIONS A GeneralAssembfv GENERAL A/ 44/ 97 47 Septem.ber 19 90 ORTGINAt-: ENGLISH Forty-fourth se ss ion Agenda items 1g and 36 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DECLARATIO}I ON THE GRANTING OFINDEPENDENCE TO COLONIAL COUNTRIES AND PEOPLES OUESTION OF NAMIBTA (Siqned) Tesfaye TA-DESSE Chai rnanSpecial Committee on the Situationwith regard. to the fnpfementationof the Declaration on the Grantiaqof fndependeoce to Co I oni aLCountries and peoplesL"aaar Uua.d ,t O,rorr"a l99O t.o. an" an.i.r_r, oa ah. So..ir1Cemmittee on the Situation with ,"g,urd toEJrof "..rrtutionCorrntries attd peool.es addr.ssed tolhe prelident of theGeneral As sembly I have the honour to inform you that, at its 1376th meeting,, on 20 Aug:rst 1990, the Special Cornrniitee "U.ia.J a resotution j.n which the nomenclature of agenda item 115, ,..lctiv'ties of toreigr, econornic and otlrer interests which are inpeding trre i,np.en.r.t.ir"" ar the Decraration on the Granting of rndependence to coloniar countriis u"d-;;;;i." in Nanibia and in afr other Territories under colonia.r donination ""J "iil."" to elininate colonialism, apar.heid and racial discriminatio" i,, "o,,trr".r, Africa,,, was changed to .,Activitiesof foreign econornic and other interests rhich are irnpeding the inpfenentation of the Declaratiorx on the Granting or rnaepeaaen.J to co.tooi"r countiies and peoples in Territories under coronial dorninatioi "ri--"ir"ra" to eli.rninate coroliatism, apartheid. and racial discrinination in soutfrern Africa,,. since Namibia has altained its independence and is now a Mernber of trte unitedT::l.i:,,1 :o".ru be grarefuL if trre abovl_rr'tioo"a change in rhe !,ording of rhe rtem coul.d be brought to the attenti.on of the General Assernbly, with a view to reflecting a similar change in the provisionat agenoa of the forty-fifth session. 9 0 -216 31 1887b (E)UNITED NATIONS A General Assembly Distr. GENERAL A/44/974 7September 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH Forty-fourth session Agenda items18and36 IMPLEMENTATION OFTHEDECLARATION ONTHEGRANTING OFINDEPENDENCE TOCOLONIAL COUNTRIES ANDPEOPLES QUESTION OFNAMIBIA
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the implementation of a declaration on the granting of independence to colonial countries and peoples, specifically in the context of Namibia. The resolution mentioned in the text aims to eliminate colonialism, apartheid, and racial discrimination in southern Africa. The language used suggests a focus on international relations, politics, and human rights, rather than economic or environmental issues.

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