text: Representative, to put an end to attempts on human life, integrity and dignity, both in non-combat situations and in or as a result of combat; 10. Requests the parties to the conflict to guarantee respect for the humanitarian standards applicable to non-international armed conflicts such as that in El Salvador, especially to protect the civilian population, the war-wounded and persons deprived of their freedom for reasons connected with the conflict and to co-operate with humanitarian organizations engaged in alleviating the suffering of the civilian population wherever such organizations operate in the country and in no circumstances to penalize medical and health personnel for carrying out their activities; 11. Offers its full support to the good offices mission of the Secretary-General with a view to achieving the resumption and successful conclusion of the dialogue between the Government of El Salvador and the Frente Farabundo Marti para la Liberacion Nacional, on the basis of Security Council resolution 637 (1989); 12. Strongly appeals to the Government of El Salvador and the Frente Farabundo Marti para la Liberacion Nacional to use the good offices of the Secretary-General to endeavour to achieve, as rapidly as possible, a negotiated political solution to the armed conflict that will encourage the existence and -159-strengthening of a democratic, pluralist and participatory process involving the promotion and respect of human rights of the Salvadorian people, in particular the right freely to choose its own political, economic and social system without external interference of any kind; 13. Reiterates its appeal to all States to refrain from intervening in the internal situation in El Salvador and, instead of helping in any way to prolong and intensify the armed conflict, to encourage the conclusion of a just and lasting peace; 14. Repeats its request that the bodies and organizations of the
analysis: The text appears to be a resolution or a statement from a international organization, likely the United Nations, addressing the situation in El Salvador during a conflict. It focuses on the humanitarian aspects of the conflict, emphasizing the protection of civilians, the promotion of human rights, and the need for a negotiated political solution. The text also mentions the involvement of the Secretary-General and the importance of non-interference by external states.