articles", ledtoaprotest byvarious international organizations, including UNHCR. TheUNHCRBranchOffice hasrecently advised thatthisdecreehasnotyet beenenforced. Security 11.Asregards security, problems experienced duringthereporting periodinclude thecaseofMr.K.Abde1-Rahman inSomalia. OnWednesday, 30May1990,acrowdof youngmenforcibly entered thepremises oftheOfficeoftheUnitedNations High Commissioner forRefugees atMogadishu byfirstpushing opentheentrance gatesto thecompound andimmediately afterwards breaking themaindoortotheoffice building. Mostoftheintruders werefoundtobeasylum-seekers ineligible for refugee status. Whileitwasdecided tore-examine theirstatus byreinterviewing themindividually, thegroupentered theofficeofMr.Abdel-Rahman andattacked him,knocking himtotheground andstriking himbothbyhandandwithsharpand heavyobjects. Mr.Abdel-Rahman wasseverely injured andhadtobetaken immediately formedical treatment. Thelocalauthorities arrested sevenofthe aggressors andthematterwillshortly gototrial. D.UnitedNations Children's Fund 12.On7December 1989,aUNICEFstaffmembarinLebanon, Ms.JenaHlass, was driving hercarhomefromtheoffice whenanunidentified armedmandragged her fromhercarandshother.Shewastakentotheemergency roomofthehospital of theAmerican University inBeirut, butsheunfortunately diedlater. Anofficial report wasfiledatthepolicestation, followed byaletterofcondemnation bythe PrimeMinister ofLebanon. E.FoodandAgriculture Organization oftheUnitedNations Syrian ArabRepublic 13.Mrs.T.Jawabri, alocally recruited former FAOstaffmemberofSyrian nationality, assigned asaG-1cleaner totheFAOofficeinDamascus, wasseparated fromtheorganization on31December 1983attheendofthefixed-term appointment. On27December 1982,theFAOoffice wasinformed thatherhusband had beenarrested bySyrianauthorities, reportedly without beinggivenanyreasons. On29December 1982,sheherself wasarrested atherhomebytheSyriansecurity services. Herrelatives informed theFAOofficethefollowing day.Subsequent to this,several unsuccessful attempts weremadebytheUNDOFforcecommander andthe FAOrepresentative toobtain fromtheMinistry ofForeign Affairs information on thereasons forthearrest anddetention ofMrs.Jawabri andherhusband andthe location oftheirdetention. Theyalsorequested accesstothem. However, on 31May1983,theFAOrepresentative wasinformed unofficially byanofficer ofthe Ministry thatMrs.Jawabri wasbeingheldonachargeofhaving committed acts against national security, inthat"shehadbeenacorrespondent between the /...AlC.5/45/10 English Page18 10.Theadoption ofadecreebytheGovernment ofBurundi on31December 1988 establishing aservice taxonimported orexported articles, including "exempted articles", ledtoaprotest byvarious international organizations, including UNHCR. TheUNHCRBranchOffice hasrecently advised thatthisdecreehasnotyet beenenforced. Security 11.Asregards security, problems experienced duringthereporting periodinclude thecaseofMr.K.Abde1-Rahman inSomalia. OnWednesday, 30May1990,acrowdof youngmenforcibly entered thepremises oftheOfficeoftheUnitedNations High Commissioner forRefugees atMogadishu byfirstpushing opentheentrance gatesto thecompound andimmediately afterwards breaking themaindoortotheoffice building. Mostoftheintruders werefoundtobeasylum-seekers ineligible for refugee status. Whileitwasdecided tore-examine theirstatus byreinterviewing themindividually, thegroupentered theofficeofMr.Abdel-Rahman andattacked him,knocking himtotheground andstriking himbothbyhandandwithsharpand heavyobjects. Mr.Abdel-Rahman wasseverely injured andhadtobetaken immediately formedical treatment. Thelocalauthorities arrested sevenofthe aggressors andthematterwillshortly gototrial. D.UnitedNations Children's Fund 12.On7December 1989,aUNICEFstaffmembarinLebanon, Ms.JenaHlass, was driving hercarhomefromtheoffice whenanunidentified armedmandragged her fromhercarandshother.Shewastakentotheemergency roomofthehospital of theAmerican University inBeirut, butsheunfortunately diedlater. Anofficial report wasfiledatthepolicestation, followed byaletterofcondemnation bythe PrimeMinister ofLebanon. E.FoodandAgriculture Organization oftheUnitedNations Syrian ArabRepublic
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on security incidents and humanitarian issues affecting United Nations staff and organizations. It mentions attacks, arrests, and detentions, as well as the impact of government decisions on international organizations. The focus is on the safety and well-being of UN staff and the organizations they work for.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Security