1 oie5 of Cambodia, the reaffirmation of the right of the Cambodian people to ^imine their own destiny and the commitment by all States to "j'terference and non-intervention in the internal affairs of Cambodia, p^fective guarantees, are the principal components of any just, lasting r irprehensive political settlement of the Cambodian problem; 4- Calls upon all parties concerned to intensify urgently all efforts Is assuring that the Cambodian problem be resolved through a phensive political settlement in order to end human rights abuses ted upon Cambodians and enable the Cambodian people to determine their • ture, to prevent further hostilities, subsequent loss of life and the jued suffering of the Cambodian people, and to ensure the independence, ^i'-* cignty, territorial integrity, neutral and non-aligned status of '* J oJia, and the non-return to the universally condemned policies and r i ^ces of a recent past; -36-5. Expresses its strong conviction that the establishment and realization of a genuine, durable and lasting peace in Cambodia can be achieved only through the exercise by the Cambodian people of their inalienable rights and fundamental freedoms in conformity with the true intent, purpose and spirit of the principles of human rights; i 6. Recommends that the Economic and Social Council at its first regular session of 1990 continue to consider, and in particular undertake, appropriate measures aimed at the early implementation of relevant recommendations with a view to achieving the full enjoyment of the fundamental human rights and freedoms of the Cambodian people, particularly the inalienable right to self-determination; 7. Decides to keep the situation in Cambodia under review as a matter of high priority at its forty-seventh session under the agenda item "The right of peoples to self-determination and its application to peoples under colonial or alien domination or foreign occupation". 29th meeting
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the political situation in Cambodia, discussing the rights of the Cambodian people, the commitment to non-interference, and the importance of a just and lasting political settlement. It also mentions human rights abuses and the need for a genuine, durable, and lasting peace. Given the emphasis on political and human rights issues, it is likely that this text falls under a category related to international relations or human rights.

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