(s) on 27 July 1983 there was a terrorist attack against thein Lisbon and there were seven casualties: the wife of the charg6a Portuguese policeman belonging to the police for public securityfour commandog of t,he Arnenian Revolutionary Army ttied.exploded bt tbe Turkish Embassydraffaires died, (P.S.P.) and All these cases were dealt with by a special branch of the poticia JudiciSria(Criminal Police) Many of the terrorist,s were killed in action and others were not found, because sometimes responsibitity for the attacks was only later clained from abroad. In all the cases the Police try to find ouc the international connections ofthe terrorists - nanely through INTERPOL - their identity and hou they entered thecountry, the source of the neapon used etc. When the investigations come to an end, the case is finally taken into court,if enough evidence is assembled against a suspect, or remains awaiting thegathering of nore infornaton or relevant evidence. [See also the views of portugal under subsection II.B.l L2. Note verbale from the Char96 draffaires a.i. of the permanent tqission of Rwanda to the United Nations addreEsed to the Secretarv-Generii [Original: French] 124 t ay 198s1 Concerning paragraphs I (a) and 8 (b) of resolution 39lg3, [the Government of Rwandal is pleased to rePort that no diplomatic or consular mission in Rwanda nasthe object of acts of violence or terrorismr dnd that this was also the case for Rwandese diplomatic missions and consular posts abroad. Conseguently, since thereA/40/453 Engllsh Page 15 has been no case of violation of the protection, security and safety of dipldnatlc and consular nissions and repregentatives, the Government of Rnanda has no rePort to submit on measures taken to bring offenders to justice. [See also the viens of Rwanda under subsection II.B.J 13. Note verbale frorr the Permanent Representatlve of Spain to the Unlted Nations .,idressed to the Secretarv-General 12l loriginal: spanishl l19 Decernber 19841 The Permanent Representative of Spain to the United Nations has the honour to
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a specific event, a terrorist attack on the Turkish Embassy in Lisbon, and the subsequent investigation and response by the Portuguese police and the Rwandan and Spanish governments. The text does not mention any economic, natural, or environmental issues, nor does it relate to agriculture, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, or culture. The focus is on international relations, security, and law enforcement.

**Category**
International humanitarian aid and relief, Law enforcement