E/CN.4/1995/34 page 5 including proposals for concrete measures under the United Nations programme of advisory services and technical assistance in the field of human rights; (d) Resolution 1994/42, entitled "Staff members of the United Nations and of the specialized agencies in detention", in which the Commission requested the Special Rapporteur to examine as appropriate the cases involving the human rights of staff members of the United Nations system and their families, as well as experts, special rapporteurs and consultants, and to transmit the relevant part of his report to the Secretary-General for inclusion in the latter’s report to the Commission on Human Rights; (e) Resolution 1994/45, entitled "The question of integrating the rights of women into the human rights mechanisms of the United Nations and the elimination of violence against women", in which the Commission requested the Special Rapporteur regularly and systematically to include in his report available information on human rights violations against women; (f) Resolution 1994/46, entitled "Human rights and terrorism", in which the Commission urged the Special Rapporteur to address as appropriate the consequences of acts, methods and practices of terrorist groups in his report to the Commission on Human Rights; (g) Resolution 1994/53, entitled "Human rights and thematic procedures", in which the Commission requested the Special Rapporteur to include in his report comments on problems of responsiveness and the result of analyses, as appropriate, in order to exercise his mandate even more effectively, and to include also in his report suggestions for areas where Governments might request relevant assistance through the advisory services programme administered by the Centre for Human Rights; the Commission also called on the Special Rapporteur to include in his report gender-disaggregated data and to address the characteristics and practice of violations of the right to life that are specifically or primarily directed against women, or to which women are particularly vulnerable; (h) Resolution 1994/66, entitled "Human rights and mass exoduses", in which the Commission called upon the Special Rapporteur to seek information, where appropriate, on problems resulting in mass exoduses of populations or impeding their voluntary return home and, where appropriate, to include such information, together with recommendations thereon, in his report to the Commission; (i) Resolution 1994/67, entitled "Civil defence forces", in which the Commission invited the Special Rapporteur to pay due attention to the matter of civil defence forces in relation to the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms; (j) Resolution 1994/69, entitled "Advisory services and the Voluntary Fund for Technical Cooperation in the Field of Human Rights", in which the Commission invited the Special Rapporteur to continue to include in his recommendations, whenever appropriate, proposals for specific projects to be realized under the programme of advisory services;