text: UNITED NATIONS A General Assembly Distr. GENERAL AlC.5/45110 11October 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH F Forty-fifth session FIFTHCOMMITTEE Agenda item126(b) PERSONNEL QUESTIONS: RESPECT FORTHEPRIVILEGES AND IMMUNI~IES OFOFFICIALS OFTHEUNITED NATIONS ANDTHESPECIALIZED AGENCIES ANDRELATED ORGANIZATIONS Report oftheSecretary-General INTRODUCTION 1.TheGeneral Assembly, initsresolution 44/186 of19December 1989called upon theSecretary-General, aschiefadministrative officer oftheUnited Nations, to continue personally toactasthefocalpointinpromoting andensuring the observance oftheprivileges andimmunities ofofficials oftheUnited Nations and specialized agencies andrelated organizations byusingallsuchmeansaswere available tohim.Itfurther urgedtheSecretary-General promptly tofollow upall casesofarrest, detention andanymatters relating tothesecurity andproper functioning oftheoffici.als oftheUnited Nations andthespecialized agencies and related organizations. Theresolution alsocalled upontheSecretary-General to takethenecessary measures inorderto·promote.knowledge ofandcompliance with theBodyofPrinciples fortheProt0ction ofAllPersons underAnyFormof Detention orImprisonment (resolution 43/173, annex). 2.Thepresent reportissubmitted inpursuance ofresolution 49/186. Itcovers theperiod from1July1989to30June1990. ASinprevious years, thereportis submitted bytheSecretary-General onbehalf ofandwiththeapproval ofthe Administrative Committee onCo-ordination (ACC)andisbasedontheinformation received fromtheUnited Nations subsidiary organs, offices ormissions aswellas specialized agencies andrelated organizations. Alistofthe organiz,~tions that havebeenrequested toprovide information iscontained inannexIIItothepresent report. 3.Inthepresent period, duetotheseriousness oftheirnature andthegravity ofthesituation surrounding eachofthem,casesofarrest anddetention of 90-25790 2368a(E) /...UNITED NATIONS A General Assembly Distr. GENERAL AlC.5/45110 11October 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH F Forty-fifth session FIFTHCOMMITTEE Agenda item126(b) PERSONNEL QUESTIONS: RESPECT FORTHEPRIVILEGES AND IMMUNI~IES OFOFFICIALS OFTHEUNITED NATIONS ANDTHESPECIALIZED AGENCIES ANDRELATED ORGANIZATIONS Report oftheSecretary-General INTRODUCTION 1.TheGeneral Assembly, initsresolution 44/186 of19December 1989called upon theSecretary-General, aschiefadministrative officer oftheUnited Nations, to continue personally toactasthefocalpointinpromoting andensuring the observance oftheprivileges andimmunities ofofficials oftheUnited Nations and specialized agencies andrelated organizations byusingallsuchmeansaswere available tohim.Itfurther urgedtheSecretary-General promptly tofollow upall casesofarrest, detention andanymatters relating tothesecurity andproper functioning oftheoffici.als oftheUnited Nations andthespecialized agencies and related organizations. Theresolution alsocalled upontheSecretary-General to takethenecessary measures inorderto·promote.knowledge ofandcompliance with theBodyofPrinciples fortheProt0ction ofAllPersons underAnyFormof Detention orImprisonment (resolution 43/173, annex). 2.Thepresent reportissubmitted inpursuance ofresolution 49/186. Itcovers theperiod from1July1989to30June1990. ASinprevious years, thereportis submitted bytheSecretary-General onbehalf ofandwiththeapproval ofthe Administrative Committee onCo-ordination (ACC)andisbasedontheinformation received fromtheUnited Nations subsidiary organs, offices ormissions aswellas specialized agencies andrelated organizations. Alistofthe organiz,~tions that havebeenrequested toprovide information iscontained inannexIIItothepresent
analysis: This text appears to be related to the functioning and administration of the United Nations and its agencies, as well as the protection of their officials and personnel. It does not seem to be directly related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, international trade, health, education, employment, or culture. The text does mention humanitarian aid and relief, but only in the context of the protection of officials and personnel.