forty-fifth session ontheimplementation ofthepresent resolution. 78thplenary meeting 8December 1989 I Protection ofPalestine refugees TheGeneral Assembly, Recalling Security Council resolutions 508(1982)of5June1982,509(1982) of6June1982,520(1982)of17September 1982and523(1982)of18October 1982, 11/Official Records oftheGeneral Assembly, Nineteenth Session, Annex ~,document A/5700. /...A/AC.183/L.2/Add.10 English Page28 Alsorecalling. inparticular, recentSecurity Council resolutions 605(1987) of22December 1987,607(1988)of5January 1988,608(1988)of14January 1988, 636(1989)of6July1989and641(1989)of30August1989, Further recalling itsresolutions ES-7/5of26June1982,ES-7/6 andES-7/8of 19August1982,ES-7/9of24September 1982,37/120Jof16December 1982,38/83I of15December 1983,39/99Iof14December 1984,40/165 Iof16December 1985, 41/69Iof3December 1986,42/69Iof2December 1987,43/21of3November 1988 and43/57Iof6December 1988, TakingnoteofthereportoftheSecretary-General of21January 1988,11/ submitted inaccordance withSecurity Council resolution 605(1987), Havingconsidered thereportoftheSecretary-General, 11/ Havinaalsoconsidered thereportoftheCommissioner-General oftheUnited Nations Relief andWorksAgencyforPalestine Refugees intheNearEast,covering theperiod from1July1988to30June1989,1/ Gravely concerned andalarmed bythedeteriorating situation inthe Palestinian territory occupied byIsraelsince1967,inclUding Jerusalem, Takingintoaccount theneedtoconsider measures fortheimpartial protection ofthePalestinian civilian population underIsraeli occupation, Referring tothehumanitarian principles oftheGenevaConvention relative to theProtection ofCivilian Persons inTimeofWar,of12August 1949,11/andto theobligations arising fromtheregulations annexed totheHagueConvention IV of1907,1.5./ Deeply concerned atthemarkeddeterioration inthesecurity situation experienced bythePalestine refugees asstatedbytheCommissioner-General inhisreport, .11 Deeplydistressed attheSUffering ofthePalestinian andLebanese population whichhasresulted fromcontinuing Israeli actsofaggression against Lebanon andotherhostile acts, 11/S/19443. il/A/44/508. 14/UnitedNations, TreatySeriel, vol.75,No.973. 1.5./.Carnegie Endowment forInternational Peace,TheHagueConventions and Declarat10ns of1899and1901(NewYork,OxfordUniversity Press,1915), p.100. /...s A/AC.183/L.21Add.l0 English Page29 Deeplydistressed alsQatthecQntinuing tragic,difficult anduncertain situation Qfthecivilian pQpulatiQn inandarQundthePalestinian refugee campsin Lebanon, ieaffirming itssuppQrt fQrthesQvereignty, unityandterritQrial integrity ofLebanQn, ~ithinitsinternatiQnally recQgnized bQundaries, 1.HQldlIsraelrespQnsible fQrthesecurity QfthePalestine refugees in theoccupied Palestinian territQry, including Jerusalem, andQtherArabterritQries occupied byIsraelsince1967,andcallsupQnittQfulfilitsQbligatiQns asthe occupying PQ~erinthisregard, inaccQrdance ~iththepertinent prQvisiQns Qfthe GenevaCQnventiQn relative tQthePrQtectiQn QfCivilian PerSQns inTimeQfWar,Qf 12August1949; 2.CallsupQnalltheHighCQntracting Parties tQtheCQnventiQn tQtake appropriate measures tQensurerespect byIsrael, theQccupying PQwer,fQrthe ConventiQn inallcircumstances incQnfQrmity ~iththeirQbligatiQn underarticle 1 thereof; 3.~theSecurity CQuncil tQcQnsider thecurrent situation inthe occupied Palestinian territQry, takingintQaccount therecQmmendations cQntained intherepQrtQftheSecretary-General; 111 4.~theSecretary-General, inconsultatiQn withthe CommissiQner-General QftheUnited NatiQns ReliefandWQrksAgencyforPalestine Refugees intheNearEast,tQcQntinue hiseffQrts insuppQrt QftheuphQlding Qf thesafetyandsecurity andthelegalandhumanrightsQfthePalestine refugees in alltheterritQries underIsraeli QccupatiQn in1967andthereafter; 5.CallsQnceagainupQnIsrael, theQccupying PQwer, tQrelease fQrthwith allarbitrarily detained Palestine refugees, including theemployees oftheUnited NationsReliefandWQrksAgencyforPalestine Refugees intheNearEast; 6.WelcQmes theprQvision bytheCommissiQner-General, inconsultatiQn with theGovernment ofLebanon, tQprovide housing tothePalestine refugees whose housesweredemQlished orrazed; 7.CallsQnceagainUpODIsraeltocQmpensate theAgencyforthedamagetQ
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a resolution or statement from the United Nations General Assembly regarding the protection of Palestinian refugees. It mentions various UN resolutions, reports, and conventions, and expresses grave concern about the situation of Palestinian refugees, including their humanitarian needs and human rights. The text also addresses the issue of Israeli occupation and the obligations of the occupying power to protect the civilian population.

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