text: the accused, but rather of criminal justice. While legal systems in certain States were still developing or undergoing major transformation or reform, the number of lawyers available was sometimes insufficient, especially in developing countries, to ensure full participation of the individual in the legal process. 55. Finally, the Committee was informed about the activities of the Alliance of Non-Governmental Organizations in Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (Vienna), in particular concerning such questions as political prisoners, hunger strikes, the prisoner's right to marry and the electoral rights of prisoners. Acbion J;aken._by__fc.he Cgmmitteg Prevention of urban crime 56. At the 10th meeting, on 12 February, S. A. Rozes (France), on behalf of D. Faulkner (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), E. J. H. Frencken (Belgium) and V. Ramanitra (Madagascar), introduced a draft resolution (E/AC.57/1990/L.4/Rev.1) entitled "Prevention of urban crime", which read as follows: "The Eighth United Nations CongKéSS. .■a.n...tM...gK.éYgn!;ÍQn qf Crjm^....a-nd.the Treatment of Qffenders, "Recalling the Milan Plan of Action, adopted unanimously by the Seventh United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, "Recalling the final declaration of the European and North American Conference on Urban Safety and Crime Prevention, held in Montreal, "Recalling also the catalogue of crime prevention measures prepared by the Helsinki Institute in compliance with resolution 1989/69 of the Economic and Social Council, "Noting that all States are confronted by the problem of crime, particularly urban crime, "Convinced that, if the desire is to reduce crime, a response based solely on the police and criminal justice system is inadequate, and that it is essential to supplement this response by an active prevention policy, "Considering that it is at local level, and particularly at the urban level, that any prevention policy must be carried out,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the prevention of crime and the treatment of offenders, which suggests that it may fall under the category of Humanitarian aid and relief, as it is focused on the well-being and protection of individuals. However, the text also references international organizations and resolutions, which may indicate that it belongs to the category of International relations or International cooperation, as it is discussing global efforts to combat crime.