colonial domination, foreign occupation and alien subjugation; (e) In response to reports of mass and flagrant violations of human rights requiring urgent action, to make direct contacts described in subparagraph (c) above and, in addition, to: (i) consult as appropriate with other elements of the United Nations system, including the Centre for Human Rights, and appropriate specialized agencies, which may have or share responsibilities for promoting or safeguarding specific human rights for the purpose of exchanging information and of collaborating with them in developing and implementing appropriate co-ordinated action," and (ii) if appropriate, and with the agreement of the United Nations bodies concerned, establish a temporary axl__hoc_ inter-agency task force to facilitate co-ordinated action with regard to the human rights aspects of the situation; (f) To carry out specific mandates and tasks assigned by the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council, and the Commission on Human Rights°, (g) To report annually to the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council, and che Commission on Human Rights on the activities of the Office. These reports should constitute a separate item on the agenda of these bodies. These reports might, witn the consent of the- Government concerned, include a summary of the results of the Office's direct contacts with that Government. Uith the consent of the Government concerned-, the Office might also announce the results of such direct contacts at other times during the year; (2) The Bureau of the Commission on Human Rights might act as an advisory committee to the High Coinai"sioner, advising him or her on any aspect of the responsibilities of the Office| such advice may be given on the initiative of the Bureau, or at the request of the High Commissioner; (3) The High Gomriissi oner should be nominated by the Secretary-General
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the responsibilities and functions of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. It outlines the Office's tasks, including reporting to various UN bodies, conducting direct contacts with governments, and collaborating with other UN agencies. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or other topics typically associated with the categories listed. Instead, it focuses on human rights, which suggests a strong connection to humanitarian aid and relief.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief