text: ofallparties totheconflict, including thePalestine Liberation Organization, on anequalfooting, andthefivepermanent members oftheSecurity Council, basedon Security Council resolutions 242(1967)of22November 1967and338(1973)of 22October 1973andthelegitimate national rightsofthePalestinian people, primarily therighttoself-determination; (~)Thewithdrawal ofIsrael fromthePalestinian territory occupied since 1967,including Jerusalem, andfromtheotheroccupied Arabterritories; (Q)Guaranteeing arrangements forsecurity ofallStatesintheregion, including thosenamedinresolution 181(II)of29November 1947,withinsecure and internationally recogniz;d boundaries;A/AC.183/L.2/Add.10 English Pagela (~)Resolving theproblem ofthePalestine, refugees inconformity with General Assembly resolution 194(Ill)of11December 1948,andsubsequent relevant resolutions; (g)Dismantling theIsraeli settlements intheterritories occupied since 1967; (~)Guaranteeing freedom ofaccesstoHolyPlaces, religious buildings and sites; 4.Notestheexpressed desire andendeavours toplacethePalestinian territory occupi,ed since1967,inclUding Jerusalem, underthesupervision ofthe UnitedNations foralimited period, aspartofthepeaceprocess; 5.Onceagaininvites theSecurity Council toconsider measures neededto convene theInternational PeaceConference ontheMiddleEast,including the establishment ofapreparatory committee, andtoconsider guarantees forsecurity measures agreeduponbytheConference forallStatesintheregion; 6.Requests theSecretary-General tocontinue hisefforts withtheparties concerned, andinconsultation withtheSecurity Council, tofacilitate the convening oftheConference, andtosubmitprogress reports ondevelopments inthis matter. 76thplenary meeting 5December 1989 RECORDED VOTEOltIESOLUTIOlt 44/421151-3-1 Inf.voyrs Af,h.nl.t.n. Alba"I••Al,erl••Angol••A"tllU8 .nd'.rbuda. Ar,entlna. Auatr.ll••Auetrl••••h.....I.hr.ln, ••ngladeah. '.rbedo••I.lllu.. 'enl".Bhut.n. lollvl••lot.M.na. Ir'lll,IrunelD.ru•••l...lull.rl••lurklna '••0.lurundf. ly.lorUl.I ••C...ro~.c.nada. c.peVero., C~tr.l Afrlcenlepubllc. Ch8d.Chltl.China. Colombl••C08Oro••Congo,COlt.Rle••Coted·lvolr••Cube.cyprue. Cz.ch~lov.kl •• D.-ocr.tlc K.-puche••D.-ocr.tlc Y.-en. D.~rk. DJlboutl. Ecuador. Elypt.ElI.lv-aor. Equatorl.l Gulne••Ethlopl••,IJI.,Inl.nd. 'r.nce. ~bon.~I••Ge~D.-ocr.tlc Republic. ,.cor.l.epubllc ofG.nIIny,Gh.n••Srtee_.Grenada. Guat...l••Gufne•• Gulne.-.I •••u.Guy.na,H.ltl.Hung.ry. le.l.nd. Indl••Indont.I••Iraq.Ir.l.nd. It.ly. J...lc••Jepen.Jordan. Keny••KUM.lt. LeoP.opl.·. De.ocr.tlc Republic. Lebanon. L••otho.Llberl., Llby••Lux.-bour., MId••••c.r.M.l..I.M.l.yal••M.ldfv". ~tl. M.lt••Maurlt.nl ••M.urltlu ••M.xleo. Monloll••Morocco. MOIa.blqua, My.~r. Nepal. M.th.rlande. MewZ••l.nd.Nlc.r.gu ••MIg.r.IllIrll. Morvay. QIIft.P.kl.t.n. 'a~. P.puaMewGulne.,P.rlgu.y, Peru.Philippine ••POllnd, Portuall. Q.tlr. R~la. Iv.nda, S.lntKltt••ndI.vl••S.lntLucl••S.lntVincent andth'Grenadine ••s-.oa,1.0T~ .ndPrlnclpe, I.udlAr.bl••I.netal, S.ychelle., Slerr.Leone,Ilngapor••lola.on l.l8nd••SQI8ll••Spain.SriL.nk••Sud.n. lurl~. SWIllland.Sweden.Iyrla.Th.ll.nd, Toto,Trinidad .ndTobago.Tunl.I., Turk.y, uganda. Ukr.lne. USII.United Ar.~lalrat••, UnltldKlngdou. UnitedI.publlc ofTlnz.nl••Urutuay. Vanuatu. Venezuela. VI,t.... Y.-.n.Yutoel.vl ••Zllr••Ze~I••ZI.o.~. Ag.lnet: Doulnlc••I.r••l.UnitedItat••• Ab.t.lnlng: ••llz•• ARlID1s Dc.lnlc.n ••publlc. Nondur••• Ir.n.nnounced th.CItva.not~rtlclpltl", tnth,vot,. /...s-----~ A/AC.183/L.2/Add.l0 English Page19 44/47. UnitedNations Relief andWorksAgency forPalestine Refugees intheNearEast A Assistance toPalestine refugees TheGeneral Assembly, B§calling itsresolution 43/57Aof6December 1988andallitsprevious resolutions onthequestion, including resolution 194(Ill)of11December 1948, TakingnoteofthereportoftheCommissioner-General oftheUnitedNations ReliefandWorksAgencyforPalestine Refugees intheNearEast,covering the periodfrom1July1988to30June1989,1/ 1.Noteswithdeepregretthatrepatriation orcompensation oftherefugees asprovided forinparagraph 11ofGeneral Assembly resolution 194(Ill)hasnot beeneffected, thatnosubstantial progress hasbeenmadeintheprogramme endorsed bytheAssembly inparagraph 2ofitsresolution 513(VI)of26January 1952for thereintegration ofrefugees either byrepatriation orresettlement andthat,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a complex political issue, specifically the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and its resolution. The language used is diplomatic and formal, suggesting that it is a resolution or a report from a United Nations agency. The text mentions various aspects of the conflict, including the withdrawal of Israeli forces, the right to self-determination of the Palestinian people, and the plight of Palestinian refugees. It also mentions the establishment of an international peace conference and the role of the United Nations in facilitating a peaceful resolution.