text: the Conference and by each Government e and urged that the budget previously allocated be restoredt expressed its gratitude to the people and Government of Guatemala for the hospitality extended for tbe holding of the Conferences and requested the Secretery-General, in co-operation with the High Commissioner, to report to the Rconomic and Social Council at it6 second regular SeSSiOn of 1,990 8nd to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session on the implementation of the resolution (resolution 44/139). Documentt Report of the Secretary-General (resolution 44/139). 111. m ta cc . Thie question, under the title ~'Internationel campaign againet traffic in drug8", was included in the agenda of the thirty-sixth 8e88iOn of the General Aseambly, in 1961, et the request of Bolivia (A/36/193). At that 6e88ionI the Assembly recognised the need fOt an effective internetioaal cmpeign against traffic in drugs in the context of the fnternatiollsl Drug Abuse Control Strategyr and requested the Secretary-General to tramnit the resolution’ to Wember States, relevant organs of the Uaited leations system and non-governmental organisations for comments and propoeelr on en effective international campeign agein8t traffic in drugs and report, through the Rconomic and Social Council, tc. the As88mbly et its thirty-seventh eeseion (rerrolution 361132). Since its thirty-reventb 6e66ionr the General A88861bly he8 regularly continued its consideration of the item. At its forty-fourth 6es6ion, the General Asrembly decided to change the title of the item to "Intemationel action to combat drug abuse and illicit trafficking*g. At its thirty-ninth rerrion, the General A68Ilnbly requested the tconemic and Social Council to rrquert the COSd88iOn on Uarcotic Drugs to initiate# es a matter of priority, the preparation of a draft convention ageinrt illicit traffic in narcotic drugs (rerolution 391141). /. . . A/45/100 English Page 316 At its fortieth seseioB, the General Assembly requested the Economic and 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a resolution passed by the United Nations General Assembly related to drug abuse and illicit trafficking. The resolution involves international cooperation and the preparation of a draft convention to combat this issue. This suggests that the topic is related to international law and governance, which is often linked to the category of Health.