text: Question ot the internalional legal protection of Che hunan riqhts of individual,s At the fortieth session, the General Assernbly l.ill have before it the report of the Sec retary-General called for under resolution 39lI03 (A/40/6381 . Assistance to displaced persons in EthioDia At the fortieth session, the General Aasembly eill have before it the report called for under resolution 39lI05 (A/4O/5871 . Ernerqency assistance to returnees and displaced persons in Chad At the fortieth session, the General Assernbly eill have before it the report called for under resol.ution 391106. The sltuation of refuqees ln the Sudan At the forCi.eth session, the General Assembly eiLt have before it the raport called for under resolution 39,/108 (A/40/589r.A/40/ l0o/Add. I English P aqe 2'l United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture A! the forlieth session' the General Aasembty r'ill have betore it a repor! of the Secretary-Genera I on Che United Nations volunlary Fund tor Victims of, TorEure. Measures to be laken against Nazi, Fascisc and neo-Fascj,st activities and all other forns of totalitarian ideolcqies and pract.ices based on racial intolerance, hatred and ter ror At its fi.rst regular session of 1985, tbe Economic and Social Council adopced on 30 May 1985 resoluti.ort L985/44 entiCled "so.Lemn connenoratiee ceremony in the llqht of General Assembly resolution 39/114". At the fortieth session' the Generat Assenbly (dill have bef,ore it che report ot the s ec r etary-Genera I called tor under resolucion 39lrr4 lA/ 4o/232-E/ L9 85/4 0 and Add.l and 2). Hunan rights an4 nass exoduses No advance documentation is expected under tbis item. Countries stricken by deserllfication and drought At its second regular session of 1985, the Econonic and social Council look note of the prelininary reporr of the secretary-Genera I (A/40/392-E/I985l117) and
analysis: The text appears to be a report of the United Nations, discussing various resolutions and situations related to human rights, refugees, and humanitarian aid. It mentions specific countries and crises, such as Ethiopia, Chad, and Sudan. The text also touches on the theme of torture and totalitarian ideologies. Given the focus on human rights and humanitarian aid, it is likely that the text falls under the category of humanitarian aid and relief.