text: programmes of the United Nations system in order to enable them to consider its analyses and conclusionst and requested the Secretary-General to remain in contact with the Governments and organizations concerned and to report to the Assembly at its forty-third session on the progress made in the humanitarian field (resolution 42/120). At the same session, the General Assembly called upon all States to co-operate for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms and to work together to promote international co-operation in order to solve existing humanitarian problems of international concern; and invited Governments, the United Nations system and intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations to develop international co-operation in the humanitarian field on the basis of relevant international instruments (resolution 4’1121). At its forty-third session, lip/ the General Assembly encouraged Governments as well as governmental and non-governmental organizations that had not yet done so to provide their comments and expertise to the Secretary-General regarding the humanitarian order and the report of the Independent Commission on International Humanitarian Issuest invited the Independent Bureau for Humanitarian Issues to continue and further strengthen its essential role in following up the work of the Commissions and requested the Secretary-General to remain in contact with the Independent Bureau and to report to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session on the progress made (resolution 43/129). At the same session, the General Assembly called upon Gover%zents, tk:e United Nations system and intergovermnental and non-governmental organisations further to develop international co-operation in the humanitarian field8 encouraged the international coznzunity to contribute substantially and regularly to international humanitarian activitiesr invited all non-governmental organisations concerned with the humanitarian issues examined by the Independent Commission on International Humanitarian Issues and working with strictly humanitarian motives to bear in mind the recommendations and suggestions made in the report of the Independent 
analysis: The text primarily discusses the humanitarian field, highlighting the importance of international cooperation and the role of the United Nations system in addressing humanitarian issues. It also mentions the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms, which are crucial aspects of humanitarian aid and relief.