publicityinthefi~ldofdecolonization. Inparticular, theSub-Cbmmittee recommends thattheDepartment ofPublicInformation should~ (a)Placespecial emFhasis onthestruggle forliberation inNamibia and ontheactivities ofthesoleandauthentic representative oftheNamibian people, theSouthWestAfrica ~ople IsOrganization (SWAPO) J (b)Give:widerdissemination inaformaccessible tothepublic, of basictextsandresolutions adopted bythevarious UnitedNations organsin thefieldofdecolonization aswellasotherbasicmaterials concerning decolonization. Inthisconnexion, theSub-Cbmmittee notedtheintention of theDepartment ofPublicInformation togivemaximum publicity tothePlanof -72-( ofPU limit ElIrop Depart covera provi forsu ( Decolo undert Americ Namibi ( organi inform organi partic their Upont author' increa toSou "solut States inter Namibias n d f s II} f e ing to in ue ted e and f of ";,;;<: i \ I l~ActionforthefullImplementation oftheDeclaration ontheGranting of Independence toColonial Countries andPeoples, contained inGeneral Assembly resolution 35/118of11December 1980; (c)Establish closerco-operation withS~Othrough theOAU [Organization ofAfrican Unity]Co-ordinating Committee fortheLiberation of AfricaandtheUnitedNations information centresatLusakaandelsewhere, as appropriate, withaviewtodeveloping apromptandsystematic exchange of information andpublicity materials; (d)Intensify theactivities ofallUnitedNations information centres, particularly thoselocated incertain countries inWestern Europeandinthe Americas. Inthisconnexion, theSub-Committee regrets thatconsiderations of workhaveprevented itfromundertaking astudytoevaluate theeffectiveness ofinformation centres inWestern EuropeandtheAmericas inthedissemination ofinformation ondecolonization andrequests authorization fromtheSpecial Committee tocarryoutsuchastudyinthecourseof1982; (e)Undertake thenecessary measures toensurethespeedydistribution ofmaterials ondecolonization. (6)TheSub-Committee regrets thattheinformation supplied bytheDepartment ofPublicInformation covering decolonization shouldcontinue toreceive such limited coverage inthemassmedia,particularly incertain countries inWestern EUropeandintheAmericas. Inthelightofthis,theSIb-Committee requests the Department ofPublicInformation toundertake aconcerted efforttoobtainwider coverage bythemajororgansofinformation inthosepartsoftheworldandto provide theSpecial Committee atits1982session withananalysis ofthecauses forsuchlimited coverage. (7)TheSub-Committee recommends thattheUnitonInformation on Decolonization, inco-operation withtheDepartment ofPublicInformation, should undertake aseriesofspeaking engagements atuniversity campuses across North America oncolonial issues, withparticular emphasis onthepresent situation in Namibia. (8)TheSub-Committee isoftheviewthatanumberofnon-governmental organizations areplaying animportant roleinthewidespread dissemination of information ondecolonization. Itreiterates itsappealtothosenon-governmental organizations tointensify theircampaigns insupportofallcolonial peoples, in particular thoseinsouthern Africa, andtheirnational liberation movements in theirstruggle toattainself-determination andindependence. Itfurthercalls uponthemtoalertpublicopinion tothemanoeuvres bytheSouthAfrican occupation authorities toimpose aso-called "internal settlement" inNamibia, tothe increased support rendered bytheUnitedStatesandcertain otherWestern countries toSOuthAfricaandtotheefforts bythosecountries toimpose anew-colonialist "SOlution" totheproblem ofNamibia, aswellastotheattempts bytheUnited States Government todestabilize thelegitimate Government ofAngolaby, interalia,givingsupport topuppettraitor groupsintheservice ofPretoria from Namibian territory andbyotherovertandcovertactions.