evidence onhisill-treatment isavailable; theZambian authorities werenot prepared toallowanautopsy. Attempts bytheorganization toobtain further information regarding thecircumstances ofthestaffmember's deathhavebeenofno avail. 20.Asalready explained inourprevious reports, FAOconsiders that,giventhe diversity ofthecircumstances surrounding incidents inwhichtheorganization may becalled upontointervene inordertoensure thesecurity ofitsstaffand respect forprivileges andimmunities, itisstillpreferable tomaintain a flexible approach. F.International Atomic Energy Agency 21.Mr.JiangYue,anAgencystaffmember intheDivision ofLanguages whoholds a fixed-term contract andisanational ofChina, didnotreport backondutyfroman authorized homeleave. Byaletter of2September 1989thestaffmember informed theAgencythathewasunable toresumehisduties astheChinese authorities had notgranted himthenecessary certificate toleavethecountry. Several approaches weremadetotherelevant Chinese authorities bytheDirector General ofIAEA,with noconclusive results. Byaletter of11July1990,thestaffmember wasoffered anextension ofhiscontract forafurther period ofoneyear. TheIAEA secretariat iscontinuing itsccntacts withboththeChinese authorities andthe staffmember inthehopeofreaching asatisfactory solution. G.International Labour Organisation 22.On21June1990,alocally recruited ILOofficial, Mr.Ousmane Diassy, was arrested bythepolice alongwithotherUnited Nations officials inthesouthern partofSenegal. Theauthorities havenottodateallowed access tohim.However, theUNDPresident representative ispursuing thematter. I.•.AlC.5/45/10 English Page20 return. TheMinistry declined toputthisinformation inwriting. Further efforts weremadetosecurehisinterim release, butwithout success. Mr.Omarwasgranted special leavewithout payfortheduration ofthemilitary service. Zambia 19.Mr.AbelNyirenda, alocally recruited national ofZambia, assigned asaG-l watchman toproject RAF85/015, Lusaka, wasarrested on26March1989bythepolice onsuspicion oftheftofaradio. Shortly thereafter hewasreleased without being charged. Hehadreportedly beenseverely beaten bythepolice whileinpolice custody andon29April1989diedoftheconsequences (internal bleeding) after fiveweeksofillness. Apartfromthestaffmember's ownstatement, nofurther evidence onhisill-treatment isavailable; theZambian authorities werenot prepared toallowanautopsy. Attempts bytheorganization toobtain further information regarding thecircumstances ofthestaffmember's deathhavebeenofno avail. 20.Asalready explained inourprevious reports, FAOconsiders that,giventhe diversity ofthecircumstances surrounding incidents inwhichtheorganization may becalled upontointervene inordertoensure thesecurity ofitsstaffand respect forprivileges andimmunities, itisstillpreferable tomaintain a flexible approach. F.International Atomic Energy Agency 21.Mr.JiangYue,anAgencystaffmember intheDivision ofLanguages whoholds a fixed-term contract andisanational ofChina, didnotreport backondutyfroman authorized homeleave. Byaletter of2September 1989thestaffmember informed theAgencythathewasunable toresumehisduties astheChinese authorities had notgranted himthenecessary certificate toleavethecountry. Several approaches weremadetotherelevant Chinese authorities bytheDirector General ofIAEA,with noconclusive results. Byaletter of11July1990,thestaffmember wasoffered anextension ofhiscontract forafurther period ofoneyear. TheIAEA secretariat iscontinuing itsccntacts withboththeChinese authorities andthe staffmember inthehopeofreaching asatisfactory solution. G.International Labour Organisation 22.On21June1990,alocally recruited ILOofficial, Mr.Ousmane Diassy, was arrested bythepolice alongwithotherUnited Nations officials inthesouthern
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on incidents involving staff members of international organizations, including cases of mistreatment, arrest, and death. The report highlights the challenges faced by the organizations in ensuring the security and well-being of their staff, particularly in countries with limited cooperation or respect for international law. The text does not explicitly mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the treatment of staff members and the organizations' efforts to address these incidents.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Employment