text: UNITED NATIONS Security Council Distr. GENERAL s/17453 11 September 1985 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH REPORT OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL PURSUANT TO SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION S6B (19851 1. In its resolution 568 (1985) ot 21 June 1985, the Security Council, amonq other thlnqs, reauested the Secretary-General to enter into immediate consultation with the Government ot Botswana and the relevant Unlted Nations aqencles on measures to be undertaken to assist the Government of Botswana in ensurinq the safety, orotection and welfare of the refuqees ln Botswana. The Secretary-General was also reauested to detail a mlesion to visit Botswana tor the purpose of assessinq the damaqe caused by South Atrlca’s unprovoked and premedrtated acts ot aqqr*ssion, PrOpOSing measures to strenqthen Botswana’s CdpaCity t0 receive and prcvide assistance to South African refuqees, to determine the conseauent level ot assistance reauired by Botswana, and to report thereon to the Security Council. The Security Council also reauested all States and relevant aqencles am-l OrqanlZStlOnS ot Lhe United Nataona system urqently to extend all neces?nry assistance to Botswana. 2. Pursuant to the above resolution, the Secretary-General arranqed tor a mlrsion to visit Botswana from 27 July to 2 August 1985. The misslon was headed by the Under-Secretary-General tar Special Polrtical Questions and included representatives of the United Nations Hiqh Commissioner for Refuqees, the United Nations Development Programme, the Department ot Political and Security Council Attairs and the Unit fcx Special Economic Assistance Proqrammes. The report ot the misston is transmitted herewith. 85-24710 1726m IE) / . . . s/17153 Enqilsh Paqe 2 REPORT OF THE MISSION CONTENTS 
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations Security Council, focusing on a specific crisis situation in Botswana and the surrounding region. It mentions refugees, humanitarian aid, and international assistance, which suggests that the report is primarily concerned with human crises and international cooperation. Additionally, the report highlights the need for protection, safety, and welfare of refugees, which further supports the conclusion that the report is related to humanitarian aid and relief.