composed both of representatives of t,be Austrian authorities and of the international organizations, in order to join and co-ordinate, on a regular basis, the efforts of providing tfre best possible security for international protected persons. lOriginal: Englishl [30 July r98s] On 19 November 1984, t{r. Evner Ergun, Assistant Director of tfre United Nations Center for Social Development and Humanitarian Affairs at Vienna, was shot and killed in his car by an unknown assasein, as reported to the Secretary-General by the Permanent Representative of Austria to the United Nations in the above-mentioned note. No violations of the protection, security and safety of dipldrratic and consular missions and representatlves have happened since. [See also the views of Austria under subsection II.B.lA/40/ 4s3 English Page 8 3. Not,e verbale from the Pent litission iun to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General 5 lOriginal: Frenchl [2 July 1985] The Permanent Mission of Belgium to the United Nations has the honour ... to transmit herewith the following information: 1. On 20 April 1985, at 0658 hours, an attack was made on the headquarters of the North Atlantic Assembly at Brussels. The bomb exploded and seriously damaged the house inhabited by the Counsellor of the Embassy of Italy. Credit for the attack nas claimed by the hitherto unknown "FRAPn movement. The offenders are still being sought. 2. On ll December 1984, a parcel containing explosives was discovered at the entrance of a building inhabited by the Consul General of Turkey and the First Counsellor of the Embassy of Greece. The device did not explode; there was no damage and there rdere no victims. The offenders are being sought. 4. Note verbale from the Permanent !4ission of Canada to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General 6/ lOr i9 i na1 : Enq 1i shl
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing security concerns and attacks on diplomatic and consular missions, which suggests a focus on international relations and the safety of individuals and organizations involved in international activities. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that the text is likely related to international organizations and diplomatic protocols.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations