(b) Assistance to refugees in Africa! report of the Scc reta ry-G€ne ral. 20. Inlernational canPaign aqainst trafflc ln drugs: reports of the Secretary-Genera I ( P.I06) . 2L. Alternative approaches and rays and rneans trighin the Unlted Nations syslen for inproving the effective enjoymnt of hurnan righEs and fundanental freedona: rePorts of tbe Secretary-Genera I (P.107). 22. Ne$ international hunanitarian orderr report of the Secretary-cj€neral {P.108). 23. lorture and oEher cruel, inhuman or deqrading treatnenE or punishnent (s.ll .t.^/40/250English Page 49 Sourth Conni t tee rnforn tloh fro' Non-self-coverning Telritoriea transnitted under Articre 73 eof the Cbarter of the gnlted Nations (p.l09l: (a) Report. of the gpecial @enittee on the Situation eith regard to theIDple[entatlon of the Declaration on the Grantlng of Independence Eo@lonial Countries and peoples, (b) ReporE of tbe SecreEary-ceneral. Activitles of forei.gn econonic and ot.her interesls ehich are inpeding theiDplenentaEion of the Declaration on the cranting of rndependence to coronialcountrieg and peoples in Naoibia anal in alr oEher Terrltories under coronialdotrination and efforEa to elininate coloniallsn, aparEheial and racialdiscrininatlon in southern Mrica: report of the Special Comrni ttee on thesituatlon uiEh regard to the rnprenentatton of the Declaration on the Grantingof lndependence to Colonial Countries and Ereoplea (p.ffol. rnpl€t.entation of the DecLarat.ion on the Granting of rndependence to colonialCountries anal peoples by the specialized agencies anal the internationallnatitutions aseociated gith the United Nations (p.lll.): (a) Repor t of th€ Special comittee on the Sibuatlon sith regard to EheI4lenentation of, Ehe Declaratlon on tbe Granting of Independence toColonial Countries and peoples, (b) ReporE of lhe SecreEary-Creneral. Report of the Econonlc and Social Council (chapters I and VI (section E! )lP.Lz' . n-/ united Nation. Educationar and Training programne for southern Afrrca: reporgof tbe Secretary-General (p.Ll2).2. 3. ,t. 5.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of reports and documents related to the United Nations, focusing on issues such as humanitarian aid, human rights, and international cooperation. The reports mention specific countries and regions, including Africa, and cover topics like torture, racial discrimination, and colonialism. While some of the reports may touch on economic development and international trade, the primary focus seems to be on humanitarian and social issues.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education