12. Note verbale from the Charg6 d.affairea a.1. of the Pernanent tti88ion of Rpanda to the United Nations addressedto the Secretary-General o.... o o... ....... 1{ 13. Note verbare f,rqr the Pernanent Representattve of spaln to the United Nattons addregeed to the Secretary-General ............ t5 lt!. Notee verbales fron the Permanent ulssion of Turkey to the United Nationa addreeeed to the Secretary-General 15. Note verbale fron the pernanent ttisslon of the Untted Klngdonof Great Brttaln and Northern Ireland to the Unlted Nation3 addreseed to the Secretary-General .....pace -..... t0 L2 t2 12 13 15 L7A/40/r53 English Page 3 CONItsNTS (continued) Page Denmark .......,. . .... . o. .. . 19 20 2L 22 23 III. REPORA SUBUIrIED IN ACCORDAITCE nITII PAR,AGRAPH 12 OF GENERAL ASSEUELY RBSOLUTION 39/83 Of THE STAIE, AS AT 3 AtreUST 1985, OF RATTFTCATTON OF AND ACCESSIONS TO TIIE VIENNA CONVENTION ON DIPLOUATIC REI,ATIONS OF 196I, THE VIENNA COMTBNTIO}I ON CONSUI.AR REIATIONS OF 1963 AND THE RBSPECII\'E OPITONAL PROTOCOLS THEREf,O, AS nELL AS THE CON\TENTTON OF 1973 qil THE PREVBNTIOI AIID PT'NISHIIENT OF CRIIIES AGAINST INTERNATIONAI,LY PNOTEETED PERSONS, INCLUDING DIPIO!'IATIC AGENTS 24A/40/4s3 English Page 4 I. INTRODUCTION 1. On 13 December 1984, the General Assembly adopted reEolution 39183, entitledoConsideration of effective measures to enhance the protection, security and safety of diplornatic and consular missions and representativesn. Paragraphs 2 to 13 of the resolution read as follows: "@, t... 'i2. Strongly condemns acts of violence against diplomatic and consular missions and representatives, as well as against missions and representativesto international intergovernmental organizations and officials gf such organizations; 13. r Ernphasizes the importance of enhanced awareness throughout the rorld of the necessity of ensuring the protection, security and safety of such missions, representatives and officials, as well as of the role of the United Nations in this regard;
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international relations, specifically the protection and security of diplomatic and consular missions and representatives. It mentions the adoption of a resolution by the General Assembly, the condemnation of acts of violence, and the importance of ensuring the protection and safety of such missions and representatives. This suggests that the text is related to international diplomacy and the role of the United Nations in maintaining peace and security.

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