to the Expert during his visit to Haiti from 25 July to 3 August 1989; "3. Notes, however, that the Haitian authorities have not acted upon the assistance proposals which he submitted to them under the advisory services programme; "4. Expresses the hope that the Haitian authorities will ensure that elections are held as scheduled and in appropriate conditions of honesty and security, under the supervision of impartial observers; "5. Requests the Haitian authorities to proceed forthwith to take the necessary measures to enable exiled opponents to return and to ensure their security, so that they can participate in preparing the elections; "6. Invites the Haitian Government to bring back into force the full Constitution of 29 March 1987, which was adopted in a referendum by an overwhelming majority; "7. Invites the Haitian Government to expedite the investigation into the principal massacres, particularly those of 29 November 1987 and 11 September 1988, and to bring those responsible to trial; "8. Further invites the Haitian Government to ratify the International Covenants and international conventions on human rights, in accordance with its undertaking of December 1988; "9. Requests the Chairman of the Commission on Human Rights to appoint a representative of the Commission to examine developments in the human rights situation in Haiti and to help to devise measures capable of making the necessary improvements; "10. Calls upon the Haitian authorities to co-operate fully with the Commission's representative; -283-"11. Requests the Secretary-General to provide the Commission's representative with all necessary assistance in performing his task; "12. Requests the Commission's representative to report to it at its forty-seventh session on developments in the human rights situation in Haiti; "13. Decides to continue consideration of the situation in Haiti at its forty-seventh session under item 12 of its agenda entitled, 'Question
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a resolution or a statement from a UN agency or organization, focusing on the human rights situation in Haiti. It mentions specific issues such as elections, human rights violations, and the return of exiled opponents, indicating a strong emphasis on human rights and governance.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights