text: regarding enterprises listed as the Repporteur mey consider necessary aud appropriate, including explenatione of responses. if any. and to submit the updated report Lo-the-General Assembly-at its forty-fifth eeeoionl “(b) To use all available material from other United Nations organs, Member States, national liberation movements recognised by the Orgsnisation of African Unity, epecielised agencies and other intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations, es well ae other relevant sources, in order to indicate the volume, nature nod edveree huuen consequences of the aseietauce given to the racist regime of South Africa; “(c) To intensify direct contacts with the United Nations Centre Trenonntionnl Corporetione, the Centre against &~&JI& of the Secretariat end the United Nation8 Council for Namibia with e view to consolidating mutual co-operation in updating his report.” 8. By the esme resolution, the General Assembly requested the Special Repporteur “to include in his updated report a list of partial dieinvestment of foreip enterpriaer from South Africa, enumeretbng veriow techniques employed to avoid total withdrew81 from participation in the South African economy”. The Special Bapporteur has implemented this request of the General Assembly in his 1989 report (B/CN.4/Sub.2/1989/9 cud Corr.1) which coutained Chapter II eotftled YDisinvestment tceudr in South Africa”. on 9. At its forty-sixth session, the Commission on Suman tights adopted resolutions 1990/22 and 1990/23 of 27 Februery 1990. In resolution 1990122, the Commisoion, m, exprzreeed its appreciation to the Special Sapporteur for hie updated report. In resolution 1990/23, it recwded that tbe Economic and Social Council invite the Special Sapporteur to continue to update his report. 10. Following the recommendations of the Sub-Corroiesion on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities (resolution 1989/18 of 31 August 1989) end the Commission on Evmnn Rights (resolution 1990/23), the Economic and Social Council, by resolution 1990/34 of 25 Hay 1990, malia. 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the economic and political situation of South Africa, specifically discussing the disinvestment of foreign enterprises and the impact of the apartheid regime. It also mentions the involvement of various United Nations organs and organizations. Given this context, it is likely that the text falls under the categories related to economic development, international trade, and humanitarian aid and relief.