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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 22 May 2009
Report of the Committee on Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories: The tenth session of the Committee on Information from Non-Self-Governing Territories was held in New York from April 20 through May 19, 1959. At this session the committee gave special attention to educational conditions in the non-self-governing territories, using as a guide the special studies prepared by the Secretariat and certain specialized agencies which it had before it. The studies by the Secretariat included papers on the participation of the inhabitants in the development of education and on secondary and higher education, while those prepared by the specialized agencies included reports on fundamental education, the eradication of illiteracy, free and compulsory primary education, recent developments in technical and vocational training, agricultural education and extension services, and the education and training of medical and health personnel. Statements in the general debate on this item, discussed at the 188th to 196th meetings inclusive, were made by the representatives of Australia, Brazil, Ceylon, the Dominican Republic, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Iraq, the Netherlands, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
1 General Assembly Official Records (14th session), Supplement No. 15.
2 Document A/AC.35/L.309 and Corr.1.
3 General Assembly Official Records (14th session), Supplement No. 7.
4 General Assembly Official Records (14th session). Supplement No. 5.
5 General Assembly Resolution 1340 (XIII), December 13, 1958.
6 General Assembly Official Recordi (14th session). Supplement No. 6B.
7 See International Organization, Autumn 1938 (Vol. 12, No. 4), p. 499Google Scholar.
8 See ibid.
9 General Assembly Official Records (14th session), Supplement No. 6A.
10 General Assembly Official Records (14th session), Supplement No. 6C.
11 General Assembly Resolution 1166 (XII), November 26, 1957.
12 General Assembly Official Records (14th session), Supplement No. 11.
13 General Assembly Official Records (14th session), Supplement No. 13.
14 General Assembly Official Records (14th session). Supplement No. 6.
15 See General Assembly Resolution 1337 (XIII), December 13, 1958.
16 General Assembly Official Records (14th session). Supplement No. 9.
17 Document A/CN.4/101.
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