aid of these countries, in all areas, within the framework of freely concluded bilateral or multilateral conventions. "(a) The international community, working through bilateral or multilateral conventions, provide the Member States requesting it with the necessary assistance, in all areas, specifically those contributing to the establishment of the infrastructure required for crime prevention and the administration of criminal justice; "(b) Such action, freely accepted and embodying the principle of respect for and protection of human rights, be regarded as constituting support for that principle and not as representing interference in the affairs or a violation of its sovereignty; "2. Invites the Member States to increase their co-operation in crime prevention and control by expanding their activities in this area; "3. Requests the Secretary-General of the United Nations to inform the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control at its twelfth session on the measures taken by the Member States to achieve the objectives of this resolution; "4. Recommends accordingly that the international community provide supplementary financial and technical support so as to help the member countries in their efforts to identify, analyse, follow up and evaluate crime trends, to formulate crime prevention and control strategies that are effective and in harmony with their national development plans, priorities and objectives, and to implement criminal justice policies with a view to ensuring respect for United Nations principles and standards in this area; "5. Invites the Member States to include crime prevention and criminal justice policies in their planning process, particularly when formulating national development plans, so as to reduce the human, social and economic costs associated with criminality and delinquency, and to allocate sufficient funds to the activities of the criminal justice system while also directing the appropriate attention to research and training."
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on international cooperation and support for member states to prevent and control crime, with an emphasis on providing necessary assistance, infrastructure, and resources. This suggests that the category should be related to law and order, governance, or international cooperation.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations