Examples of using Information on decolonization in English and their translations into Russian
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Dissemination of information on decolonization(resolution 68/96);
To encourage involvement of non-governmental organizations in the dissemination of information on decolonization;
Information on decolonization had also been distributed through a news alert service and social media accounts.
Recommendation 28 suggested that United Nations information centres should disseminate information on decolonization to the Territories.
The Department continued to disseminate information on decolonization through non-governmental organization briefings and guided tours, as well as by responding to inquiries from the public.
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Mr. SAMADI(Islamic Republic of Iran)pointed out that the Committee had just adopted a resolution on the dissemination of information on decolonization.
United Nations information centres should be directed to disseminate information on decolonization to the Territories and to the administering Powers.
It collected information on decolonization from various sources, including from the administering Powers, media, Internet sites, participants in regional seminars and petitioners participating in meetings of the Special Committee.
United Nations information centres should be directed to disseminate information on decolonization to the Territories and to the administering Powers.
Information on decolonization and the role of the Trusteeship Council in the decolonization process was included in the Service's guided tours of the Palais des Nations, as well as in the information programmes organized for visiting groups.
It would be useful to ascertain the degree to which the dissemination of information on decolonization actually reached the people for which it was intended.
Also during the period under review the Decolonization Unit had continued to respond to queries from Member States, representatives of the Territories, schools, non-governmental organizations andindividuals seeking information on decolonization and on specific Territories.
The United Nations Information Centre(UNIC) in Canberra disseminated information on decolonization to media in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific.
Given the importance of disseminating information on decolonization to further the objectives of the Second Decade,the Department of Public Information has continued to broadcast information on decolonization through all available media and to publicize the work of the United Nations in this field.
The lack of progress could not be blamed entirely on the administering Powers;the people of the Territories had not received adequate information on decolonization and self-determination.
These Seminars are one way in which the Special Committee disseminates information on decolonization and on the activities of the United Nations in favour of the Non-Self-Governing Territories.
He welcomed the continued collaboration of the Department of Public Information andthe Department of Political Affairs with administering Powers to disseminate information on decolonization and provide assistance to the Territories.
The United Nations information centre at Canberra disseminated information on decolonization to media in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, in the lead-up to the 2006 Pacific regional seminar.
Ms. Hill(United Kingdom)said that her delegation had voted against the draft resolution because it considered that the obligation imposed on the United Nations to publicize information on decolonization constituted an unwarranted drain on the Organization's scarce resources.
Mr. Requeijo Gual(Cuba)said that the progress report on the dissemination of information on decolonization was encouraging, in particular the cooperation between the two Departments in radio features, preparation of seminars and the web page.
Ms. Alam(United Kingdom) said that her delegation had voted against the draft resolution because it considered that the obligation imposed on the United Nations to publicize information on decolonization constituted an unwarranted drain on the Organization's scarce resources.
The annual regional seminars provided a valuable opportunity to exchange information on decolonization and enabled the representatives of Non-Self-Governing Territories to network with representatives of international organizations providing assistance to Non-Self-Governing Territories in the region.
While praising the expanded activities of DPI and the excellent cooperation of both DPI and DPA with the Special Committee,he called for greater efforts to disseminate information on decolonization, which should receive the support of all entities in the United Nations system.
United Nations information centres and services around the world continued to disseminate information on decolonization as part of the mandate to promote a better understanding of the role and functions of the United Nations in their respective countries and regions.
It therefore also supported Security Council resolution 1429(2002) and welcomed the various measures taken by the United Nations to enhance the social and economic status of the peoples of Non-Self-Governing Territories,to disseminate information on decolonization and to award scholarships to citizens of such Territories to acquire education.
Although the Department of Public Information had done good work, it must disseminate more information on decolonization, since there were still 17 Territories on the list of Non-Self-Governing Territories.
Throughout the year, United Nations information centres around the world contributed to disseminating information on decolonization in the context of promoting a better public understanding of the work of the Organization.
The Department of Political Affairs had continue to prepare contributions to United Nations publications containing information on decolonization, such as Basic Facts about the United Nations and the Yearbook of the United Nations.
Mr. Streitz(Department of Political Affairs)said that in the period under review, the Decolonization Unit had continued to disseminate information on decolonization in cooperation with all relevant entities of the Secretariat, especially the Department of Public Information. .
In accordance with the relevant General Assembly resolutions, the Special Committee promotes an international campaign to disseminate information on decolonization and publicity for the work of the United Nations in the field of decolonization, and reports thereon to the Assembly.
