report and in the relevant paragraphs of the reports of the Special Rapporteur on Torture (E/CN.4/1990/17) and of the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances (E/CN.4/1990/13), the number of serious and even mass violations of human rights committed for political motives is continuing to rise and that, in particular, there has been a recrudescence of torture, detentions and summary executions have increased, and disappearances, abductions, attacks on the economic infrastructure and breaches of the humanitarian standards applicable to warfare have continued, Highly indignant at the mass murder of the Rector of the Central American University, five professors and two members of the domestic staff on 16 November 1989 by members of the armed forces. Concerned that, in the context of the Salvadorian conflict, the Special Representative indicates in his report that numerous sources continue to ascribe responsibility for summary executions and other grave human rights violations to the so-called death squads. Also concerned that, in the context of the Salvadorian conflict, the Special Representative draws attention in his report to the occurrence of indiscriminate actions in towns and cities, resulting in deaths and injuries to civilians, carried out by the Frente Farabundo Marti para la Liberacion Nacional, and to actions by violent commandos independent of the Frente, -157-Regretting that there has been a disturbing increase in attacks and threats against various members of the ecclesiastical hierarchy, numerous leaders, members and headquarters of political, trade union and peasant organizations, relatives of members of the armed forces and civil servants and their relatives, Observing that legal proceedings have been instituted in respect of some summary executions, including that of the members of the Central American University, but that there has been no progress in the case of the murder of
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on human rights violations, political violence, and the situation in El Salvador during a conflict. It mentions specific incidents, such as the murder of the Rector of the Central American University and the occurrence of summary executions, disappearances, and attacks on civilians. The text also expresses concern about the lack of progress in legal proceedings and the increase in attacks against certain groups.

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