report to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session, through the Economic and Social Council, incorporating information on progress achieved in the implementation of the resolution (resolution 431140). Document: Report of the Secretary-General (resolution 431140). At it: twenty-second session, in 19G7, the General Assembly, noting that cance:n had been expressed regarding recent manifestations of racial intolerance, including the revival of certain groups and organisations professing totalitarian ideologies such as nazism, and recognizing that measures should be taken to halt Nazi activities wherever they occurred, resolutely condemned such ideologies and called upo:~ all States to take immediate and effective measures against any such maniCc?statr~Jns (resolution 2331 (XXII)). At it.5 Lw >+y-third to twenty-sixth sessions, the General Assembly continued i ’ s con:; id, ati<,.. of this question (resolutions 2438 (XXIII), 2545 (XXIV), : I 1 3 ! XX’/ ) .td 2839 !XXVI;:. ~1. it.:; twenty eighth session, the General Assembly decided that consideration of the question should he deferred until such time as discussion of this item had been concluded in the-Commission on Human Rights (A/9030, p. 90). A.. its thirty-fifth to thirty--ninth sessions, the General Assembly continued ita consideration .f this question (resolutions 351200. 361162, 371179, 38199 and 391114). A/45/100 English Page 31 At its forty-third session, the General Assembiy again condemned all totalitarian or other ideologies and practices, including Nazi, Fascist and neo-Fascist, that are based on m, racial discrimination and racism, or the systematic denial of human rights and fundamental freedoms, or which have such consequences; expressed its determination to resist all totalitarian ideologies, and especially their practices, which deprive people of basic human rights and fundamental freedoms and equality of opportunityr called upon all States to take the necessary measures to ensure the thorough investigation, detection, arrest, extradition and punishment of all war criminals and persons guilty of crimes 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report to the United Nations General Assembly, discussing the implementation of a resolution related to racial intolerance, including the revival of totalitarian ideologies such as Nazism. The text mentions condemnation of such ideologies, calls for measures to be taken against them, and expresses determination to resist their practices. This suggests that the report is focused on human rights and international relations, rather than economic or environmental issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education