Expresses its satisfaction at the commitments made by the Presidents of the Central American countries to protect and aid refugees and displaced persons, as stated in point 8 of the agreement concluded at the Esquipulas II summit meeting;ll6
2
Commends the valuable humanitarian work carried out by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, governmental and non-governmental organizations and countries of asylum as well as the important contribution of the donor countries in solving the most critica! problems involved in rendering assistance to Central American refugees and displaced persons;
3
Also commends the important initiative taken by the Central American countries, the Contadora Group and the Support Group on the refugee question as part of the efforts made to restore peace in the region;
4
Appeals to the international community and governmental and non-governmental organizations, drawing upon their humanitarian and apolitical character, to provide and increase co-operation and assistance to Central American refugees, returnees and displaced persons;
5
InvitesMember States to co-operate with the countries of the region in solving the social and economic problems arising from the flows of refugees and displaced persons;
6
Appeals to the international community to intensify its co-operation in the process of voluntary repatriation and rehabilitation of returnees in their country of origin, and urges it to facilita te the resettlement or transfer of refugees within the framework of lasting solutions and, while that process is taking place, to continue international humanitarian assistance for the benefit of the refugees;
7
Stresses the need to co-ordinate humanitarian assistance projects with the national development plans of the countries of the region and emphasizes that the assistance provided for refugee-related projects must be considered special and independent of co-operation for the development of the countries of the region;
8
Requeststhe Secretary-General, in co-operation with the competent organizations of the United Nations system, to take the necessary measures to prepare programmes of assistance to persons displaced in their own country and facilitate the reintegration and rehabilitation of returnees;
Also requests the Secretary-General, in co-operation with the High Commissioner and competent bodies, to re-
the implementation of the present resolution.
VI. 9_.
116 A/42/521-S/19085, annex. For the printed text, see Official Records of the Security Counci/, Forty-second Year, Supplement far Ju/y, 113 !bid., para. 206.
Au~ust and September 1987, document S/19085, annex. 114 !bid., para. 205.
1 7 Official Records of the General Assembly, Forty-second Session, 115 A/41/324, annex.
Supplement No. 12A (A/42/12/Add.l), para. 208.
118 See Official Records of the Economic and Social Cou11cil. /986. Supp/ement No. 3 (E/1986/23), chap. X, sect. A.
lf9 United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 976, No. 14152.
120 [bid., vol. 1019, No. 14956.
121 A/CONF.133/5.
122 Report of the International Conference on Drug Abuse and 11/icit Trafficking, Vienna. 17-26 June 1987 (United Nations publication, Sales No. E.87.1.18), chap. 1, sect. B.
