text: of their inalienabl-e riqht to self-determioation "2. Reaffirms that the solution of the ouestion of western Sahara f ie-q in the implementation of resolution AHGlRes,104 (xIX) of the Assembly of Heads of StaLe and coeernment of the Orqanization of African Unity, which establishes ways and means for a just and definitive political solut.ion to the Western Sahara confl ict; "3. Reouests, to that end, the parties to tbe conflict. the Kingdom of Moroccn and the Frente Popular para la Liberaci6n de Saguia e1-ltamra y de Rio de Ora, to undertake direct neqotiations with a view to bringinq about a cease-fire to create the necessary conditions fcr a peacefrrl and fair referendunr for self-determinalion of the people of Western Sahara. a referendun without any administrative or military constraints. under tbe auspices of the Orqanization of African Unity and rhe United Nationst '4. Welcomes the efforts of the Orqanization of African Unity and its Implementation Cornmittee with a vier' to prcmoting a lust and definitive solution to the question of ltestern Sabara in accordance with the resolutions and decisions of that orqanizatlon and the United Nations on the ouesti.oni '5. Reaffirns the deterinination of the United Nations to co-ooerate fu11y r.'ith the Orqanization of African Unity \rith a view to implenenting t.he relevant- decisions of that orqanization, in particular resolution AHG/Res,104 (XIX) t "6. Resuests the Special Comnittee on the Situation wth reqard to the Implementation of the Declaration on tbe cranting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples tc continue to consider the situation in western Sahara as a natter of priority and to report thereon to the General Assembly at its for t i eth session; "7. Invites the Sec reta ry-Gene ra 1 of the Organization of African Unity to keep the Secretary-General of the United Nations inforned of the progress
analysis: The text appears to be a United Nations resolution related to a specific conflict, namely the Western Sahara conflict. It discusses the rights of self-determination, the implementation of a resolution by the Organization of African Unity, and the need for negotiations and a peaceful solution. This suggests that the topic is more related to politics and international relations than any of the other categories.