prepared a programme for the emergency assistance and rehabilitation of repatriated persons; UNHCR had undertaken to mobilize additional resources for the implementation of the programme; while the Government of Djibouti had agreed to pursue its efforts to inform refugees about the conditions that obtained.in their areas of origin and to publicize fche Tripartifee Commission's decisions regarding the repatriation procedures adopted and the programme of assistance drawn up for repatriated persons; a publicity campaign on all aspects of repatriation had been launched and registration bureaux had been opened. 74. The construction of reception centres had commenced.in Ethiopia and, by August 1983, two centres had been ready to receive, the repatriated persons. A delegation of representatives of refugees had visited the region and had reported back to the general refugee population. All possible measures had thus been taken to provide the refugees with the maximum information so as to enable them to take voluntary decisions regarding their future. A significant number of people had then registered for repatriation. 75. The programme had been virulently attacked on the ground that it amounted to forced repatriation but the facts were, known and there was no need to dwell upon them. The Republic of Djibouti respected the wishes of the people concerned. It was opposed to all forms of pressure and oppression. His Government, which reaffirmed its commitment to is humanitarian obligations, would continue to provide all possible assistance to refugees who chose to stay in Djibouti. It should be remembered, however, that Djibouti was one of the worldy least advanced countriesj and that its capacity for integration was virtually non-existent. It would therefore have to look to all the members of the international community, and particularly to those with major resources, to share the responsibility of helping refugees to find a better future. A/AC/96/SR.356 page 15 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a refugee repatriation program, which involves the provision of assistance and rehabilitation to repatriated persons. The program involves various aspects such as information dissemination, registration, and reception centers, indicating a humanitarian effort. The text also touches on the capacity of the host country, Djibouti, and its limitations in integrating refugees.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief