who have expressed the wish to return to the Territory will be enabled to do so, together with their immediate families, through a programme organized by UNHCR. The Special Representative will designate a number of points at which returnees will be able to cross into the Territory. Security at these crossing-points and at reception centres established by UNHCR will be provided by the Military Unit of MINURSO. The Special Representative will also take such steps as may be necessary to ensure that the returnees will be able to take part in the referendum, without restriction or risk of being arrested, detained, intimidated or imprisoned. To this end they will be granted a general and complete amnesty, 73. Likewise, other Western Saharans, not refugees but resident outside the Territory, who are found eligible to vote by the Identification Commission, will be X permitted to return to the Territory, together with their immediate families. It is the Secretary-General's intention to ask the High Commissioner for Refugees to extend his good offices to these Western Saharans and to assume responsibility for their voluntary repatriation from designated locations in neighbouring countries. J . . . S/21360 English Page 22 74. Frente POLISARIO combatants found eligible to vote who wish to take part in the referendum will be enabled to return, peacefully and without arms or uniforms, together with their immediate families, in accordance with the arrangements described in the two preceding paragraphs, including the amnesty. The arms, ammunition and military equipment of returning Frente POLISARIO combatants will be deposited at the locations referred to in paragraph 57 above where their safe custody will be monitored by the Military Unit of MINURSO. The disposition of these arms! ammunition and equipment will be decided after the results of the referendum are known. XII. PROCLAMATION OF THE REFERENDUM RESULTS 75. The results of the referendum shall be proclaimed as indicated in 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the framework for the return of individuals to the Western Sahara territory, as well as the referendum process. It does not mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues. The focus is on the humanitarian aspects of the return process, including the provision of security, amnesty, and assistance. The text also touches on the military aspects of the return, such as the deposit of arms and equipment. Given these themes, it is likely that the text falls under the categories of Humanitarian aid and relief, and possibly International relations.

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