text: Imwovement of sociaLlife At its forty-first session, the General Assembly acknowledged that the progress achieved in i.ilis tiled ~6% Stfl: ‘--A^^ssmL^ L‘,“U”.JU‘ALC, tkt greztcr prc;ress UZIQ necessary in the world social situation and that efforts to this end should be continued (resoi.ation 411152). /. . A/45/1nQ English Page 32 At its forty-second session, the General Assembly again acknowledged that the progress achieved in this area was still inadequate: reiterated that it is the right of everyone to enjoy the greatest possible degree of physical and mental health; emphasized that participation in cultural, sports and recreational activities and the use of leisure without discrimination of any kind promoted the improvement of social life: requested the Secretary-General to prepare a report on the improvement of social life in the world (resolution 421145). At its forty-third session, the General Assembly once again acknowledged that the progress achieved in the world social situation was still inadequate despite the efforts made and that efforts should therefore ba redoubled; requested the Secretary-General to include in his report on the implementation of the Declaration on Social Progress and Development the results attained in the hprovement of social life in the world; and decided to resume consideration of t1.i question a’, its forty-fifth session (resolution 431156). No advance documentation expected. Assistance to refw and wed pew in Melawi At its forty-second session, the General Assembly, noting that a United Nations inter-agency team was currently visiting Malawi to discuss with the Government ways and means of strengthening its capacity to cope with the burden , imposed on its economy, vital resources and public services by the presence of refugees and displaced persons and to prepare a comprehensive programme of assistance, requested the Secretary-General, in clcse co-operation with the United 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the General Assembly's resolutions and decisions regarding social life, health, and humanitarian aid. It mentions the improvement of social life, the right to physical and mental health, and assistance to refugees and displaced persons. This suggests that the category should be related to human well-being and social development.