text: areas. Itappreciated themeasures undertaken bytheProgramme tocoverthe riskstoitspersonnel andcalled forconsideration ofthesetting upofan international fundtosupport thefamilies ofthosewholaiddowntheirlives inthelineofduty". (WFP/CFA: 29/13,para.29) 28.Following abrutal attack onaWFPstaffmember inUganda afewyearsago,WFP hastakentheinitiative toensurethatincreased compensation ispaidtostaff members serving inhazardous areas. Inthisconnection, WFPhasmadecertain insurance arrangements tosupplement thecompensation plancurrently ineffect and insurance coverage established through theOffice oftheUnited Nations Security Co-ordinator. Underthesearrangements WFPstaff, bothinternational andlocally /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/C.5/45/10 English Page8 recruited, alongwithWFPconsultants, arecovered forwar,civilstrife and accident risksinareasdesignated bytheProgramme asextremely hazardous, in circumstances wheretheywouldnotbecovered bytheUnited Nations policy. 29.Thequestions raised byWFPinitssubmission deserve special attention, since WFPisnotaloneinconfronting suchsituations. Thismatter requires careful consideration, takingintoaccount allrelevant circumstances. TheGeneral Assembly maywishtoconsider thisproblem ingreater detailatitscurrent session. VI.CONCLUSION 30.TheSecretary-General regrets thatonceagainheisobliged ~oreportthatthe number ofcasesinvolving arrest anddetention remains veryhighandthatthereis littleindication thatthisgravesituation maybegintoimprove. Athesametime theSecretary-General strongly believes thatmutualefforts ofMember States and theinternational organizations concerned willproduce positive results. Itis hopedthatdiscussion ofthepresent report, submitted bytheSecretary-General on behalf ofACC,willfacilitate thesearchformeasures thatwilleventually helpto reverse thecurrent trend. TothisendtheSecretary-General isdetermined to continue toco-operate withMemberStates. I ...A/C.5/45/10 English Page8 recruited, alongwithWFPconsultants, arecovered forwar,civilstrife and accident risksinareasdesignated bytheProgramme asextremely hazardous, in circumstances wheretheywouldnotbecovered bytheUnited Nations policy. 29.Thequestions raised byWFPinitssubmission deserve special attention, since WFPisnotaloneinconfronting suchsituations. Thismatter requires careful consideration, takingintoaccount allrelevant circumstances. TheGeneral Assembly maywishtoconsider thisproblem ingreater detailatitscurrent session. VI.CONCLUSION 30.TheSecretary-General regrets thatonceagainheisobliged ~oreportthatthe number ofcasesinvolving arrest anddetention remains veryhighandthatthereis littleindication thatthisgravesituation maybegintoimprove. Athesametime theSecretary-General strongly believes thatmutualefforts ofMember States and theinternational organizations concerned willproduce positive results. Itis hopedthatdiscussion ofthepresent report, submitted bytheSecretary-General on behalf ofACC,willfacilitate thesearchformeasures thatwilleventually helpto reverse thecurrent trend. TothisendtheSecretary-General isdetermined to continue toco-operate withMemberStates. I ... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/C.5/45/l0 English Page9 AnnexI CONSOLIDATED LIST.OFSTAFFMEMBERS UNDERARREST ANDDETENTION OR MISSING ANDWITHRESPECT TOWHOMTHEUNITED NATIONS ANDTHE SPECIALIZED AGENCIES ANDRELATED ORGANIZATIONS HAVEBEENUNABLE TOEXERCISE FULLYTHEIRRIGHTTOPROTECTION Mr.Abdala DakerHayatli Mr.Izzedine Hussein AbuKreish Mr.Tesfamariam Zeggae Mr.AliSaidShihabi Mr.Mahmoud Hussein Ahmad Mr.Mohammad AliSabbah Mr.Daulat Mir Mr.AlecCollett Mr.Abdalla Issa Mr.ZakiHamadeh Mr.Mohammad Kteileh Mr.FadelMohammad KheirSalman *Inchronological order.Agency UNRWA " ECA UNRWA " " FAO UNRW~. "
analysis: The text appears to be a report discussing the challenges faced by the World Food Programme (WFP) in its operations, particularly in regards to the safety and well-being of its staff members. It highlights the measures taken by the WFP to mitigate risks and provide compensation to staff members who have been injured or killed in the line of duty. The report also mentions the high number of cases involving arrest and detention of WFP staff members and the need for mutual efforts to address this issue.