and a final report to the Commission (resolution 32 OfXXVII)). Since that time, the Assembly and the Commission have regularly considered reports submitted to the Special Representative, whose mandate has been renewed annually. At its thirty-sixth to forty-third :;essions. the General Assembly continued its consideration of the qneotion (resolutions 361155, 371185, 381101, 39/119, 401139, 411157, 4211.37 and 431145). At it.s forty-fourth session, l-31 the General Assembly commended the Special Representative for his report and ondorsed the recommendations contained therein, and rr!quc:;t.nd him to update them in the .I iqht of the serious events taking plaw in that. rount.ry; and decided to keep under consideration, rluring it-s f.of ty-f iftb se:;sion, the r,itlrati,Jn of buman rir~h~s an<3 fundamenta 1 freedoms ill tl Salvador- in 01der t ,I t P -e.c,mino t.blz, situation in the 1 iqht of the inCormation provided hy t.tw ~‘rmm j I;‘: i csn c)n I~Iu~.~II R i qbt c ;Ind ttw Econwn i <’ mvl Sw~ia I !:ounci J (resolution 441165). /... A/45/100 English Page 43 At its First regular session of 1990, the Economic and Social Council, taking note of Commission on Human Rights resolution 1990/W of ‘I March 1990, approved the decision of the Commission to estend for another year the mandate of the Special Representative (decision 19901,). Document8 Note by the Secretary-General (resolution 441165). At its second regular session of 1967, the Economic and Social Council drew the attention of the General Assembly to World Health Assembly resolution WHA40.26, by which the Health Assembly endorsed the Global Strategy for the prevention and control of AIDS prepared by the World Health Organisation: and urged all appropriate organisations of the United Nations system, including the specialised agencies, as well as bilateral and multilateral agencies and non-governmental and 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the work of the United Nations in a specific country (El Salvador) and the reporting of a Special Representative on the situation regarding human rights and fundamental freedoms. The text also mentions the renewal of the Special Representative's mandate and the consideration of reports by the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council. These activities seem to be related to the promotion and protection of human rights, which is a key aspect of humanitarian aid and relief.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief