text: co-operate fully with his Office in the fulfilment of this function, in particular by acceding to and fully and effectively implementing the relevant international and regional refugee instrumentsr endorsed the conclusions adopted at the fortieth session of the Executive Committee on the implementation of the 1951 Convention and the 1967 Protocol relating to the Status of Refugeest called upon all States to refrain from measures that jeopardise the institution of asylumr urged all Stat86 to establish quick and effective proC8dUr8S for determining refugee status and granting asylum in accordance with interailtionally accepted criteria and appropriate legal guarantees; noted with deep concern that large numbers of refUg80s and asylum-seekers in different areas of the world are currently subject to detention or similar resttictive measures by reason of their illegal entry or presence in search of asylum; condemned violations of the rights and safety of refugees and asylum-seekers, in particular those perpetrated by military or armed attacks against refugee camps and settlements, forced recruitment into armed forces and other forms of violence: noted the accomplishments of the Office of the High Commissioner in the promotion and dissemination of refugee law, in the development and dissemination of the "Guidelines on Refugee Children"; endorsed the conclu6ions on refugee women adopted by the Executive Committee at its fortieth session, in which the Executive COitmtitt88 recognixed th8 need to facilitate the participatory role of refuge8 women and the need for a policy framework and organisational work , plan for implementation of the next stsqes of bringing issues concerning refugee uomen into the mainstrexm of the activities of the Office of the Righ Commissioner! recognised the importance of attaining durable solutions to refugee problems and, in particular, the need to address in this process the root causes of refugee 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing the treatment of refugees and asylum-seekers. It mentions international and regional refugee instruments, the implementation of the 1951 Convention and the 1967 Protocol, and the promotion of refugee law. The document also condemns violations of refugee rights and safety, and recognizes the importance of attaining durable solutions to refugee problems. These themes suggest that the text is related to humanitarian aid and relief, as well as human rights.