Takes note ofthe report ofthe Secretary-General on crime prevention and criminal justice;53 2.
UrgesMember States and the Secretary-General to make every effort to translate into action, as appropriate, the respective recommendations, policies and conclusions stemming from the Milan Plan of Action and other relevant resolutions and recommendations adopted unanimously by the Seventh United Nations Congress on the Prevention ofCrime and the Treatment ofOffenders52 and to ensure that they are adequately followed up;
3
Reaffirms the importance of the United Nations congresses on the prevention of crime and the treatment of offenders and of adequate and timely preparations for such congresses by the Secretary-General and by Member States at national, regional and interregional levels;
4
Requeststhe Economic and Social Council at its first regular session of 1987 to examine in ~epth th~ fun~- tioning and programme of work of the Umted Nattons m crime prevention and criminal justice, taking into account the results of the review undertaken by the Secretary- GeneraJ;S4 5.
InvitesMember States and the Secretary-General to ensure timely preparations for the Eighth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders;
6
Also invitesMember States and the Secretary- General, in the performance of his duties, in implementing the results of the Seventh Congress, to accord priority attention to the forms of crime identified in the Milan Plan of Action;
7
Requeststhe United Nations Development Programme and the Department of Technical Co-operation and Development of the Secretariat to maintain effective support to the United Nations regional cri_me pr~vent!on institutes and, in this regard, takes note w1th satlsfact10n
of the measures taken to establish an African regional institute for the prevention of crime and the treatment of offenders, and requests all those concerned to co-operate
fully so that this project may be put into effect as soon as possible;
8
InvitesMember States to contribute to the United Nations Trust Fund for Social Defence in order to facilitate appropriate technical co-operation and ~xchange of information and experience in the field of cnme prevention and control;
9
Requeststhe Secretary-Ge~eral to_ report to ~he General Assembly, at its forty-thtrd sesston, on the tmplementation of the present resolution;
10
Decides to consider at its forty-second session that part of the report of the Economic_ and Social Co1;1ncil co~- cerning its examination ofthe revtew, under the 1tem entttled "Crime prevention and criminal justice".
52 See Seve11th United Natio11s Congress on the Preventio,1 ofCrime and the Treatme111 of Ojfender.1, Milan. 26 August-6 September 1985: report prepared by 1hr Secretaria/ (llnitcd Nations publication, Sales No.
E.86.IV.J). 50 A/41/605 and Corr. L 5J A/41 /618. 51 Formerly known as the United Nations Trust Fund ti.>r the 54 See Official Records of the Economic a11d Social Council, 1986, Intt'rnational Y car of Disabled Persons.
Supplement No. 5 (E/1986/25), chap. IV.
56 A/41/608 and Add. l.
57 See Ojjicial Records of 1he General Assembly, Forly-jir.,r Sessio11.
Supplement No. 45 (A/41/45 and Corr. l), chap. 11.
bid., chap. IV, paras. 362 and 363.
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s• Repon of rhe World Conference ro Review and Appra1S<' rhe Achievemenrs of rhe Uniled Nalions Decade for Women: Equa_luy. 55 Ojjicial Record., of the General As,embly, Forly-first Se.ssio11,
Development and Peace. Nairobi, 15-26 Ju/y 1985 (United Nations puhlication. Sales No. E.85.IV. IO), chap. l. sect. A. Supplemcnr l'iu. 45 (A/41/45 and Corr 1).
