Conmission on Human Rlghts to continue to give special attention to the violationof human rights, especially the right to self-deternination, resulting from foreignmilitary intervention, aggression or occupation. ft reguested the Secretary-General to repbrt on that issue to the Assernbly at its fortieth session under the iten entitled rrlntrrcrtance of the universal realization of the right of peoples to self-determination and of the speedy grantlng of independence to colonial countries and peoples for the effective guarantee and observance of human rights. " 2. In its resolution 39/17 of 23 November 1984, the General Assernbly, !49L3!!g,reaffirned the legitirnacy of the struggle of peoples for their independence,territorial integrity, natlonal unity and liberation from colonial dml.nation, apartheid and foreign occupation by all available means, including arned stru991e, reaffirrned that the practice of using nercenaries against sovereign States and national liberation movements constituted a crlminaL act and called upon the Governtnents of all countries to enact legislation declaring the recruitment, financing and training of nercenarles ln their territoriee and the transit of nercenaries through their territories to be punishable offences, and prohibiting their nationals from serving as nercenaries, and to report on such legislation to the Secretary-Generalt called for a substantial increase in all forne of assistance given by all States, united Nations organs, speclalized agencies and non-governmental organizations to the victims of raciEn, racial discrinination and apartheid through their national liberation movements recognized by the Organization of African Unity; expressed its appreciation for the naterlaL andother forms of assistance that peoples uncler colonial r6gines continued to receive from Governments, organizations of the United Natione systen ard intergovernmental organizations and called for a substantial increase in that asgistancet and decidedto consider that item again at its fortleth eession on the baels of the reportsthat Governments, organizations of the United Nations systen and intergovernmental and non-governmental organlzationE had been reguested to submit eoncerning the strengthening of assistance to colonial territories and peoples.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on international relations, specifically on the theme of human rights and self-determination. It discusses the role of foreign military intervention, aggression, and occupation in violating human rights, and requests reports and actions from the Secretary-General and governments. The text also touches on the topics of colonialism, apartheid, and national liberation movements. Given the focus on international relations, human rights, and political issues, it is likely that the text falls under one of the categories related to international relations or governance.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights