text: andSocialCouncil. totheG.nera1 A••emblyatit.Corty-Courth ••••ionCor con.ideration andappropriate action. Incorporating populatipn Caotprlintb.ipt.rDatipRal d,y.lpgm'Dt .trat'Qf tQrth,Cpu[thUnit,dNatipn' d.y.lppmeDt d'Oad, ~I Byre.olution 1989/110, tbeCouncil, aCterr.calling G.n.ral A••emblr r.aclution 43/182andther.commendationa oftheUnitedNatione WorldPopUlation Conference, recommended thattheGen.ral A••embly.iucon.iderin9 theint.rnational d.velopment .trate9Y CorthefourthUnitedNation. ~.velopm.nt d.cade.9iv.due wei9httotheroleoCpopulation andtheimportanc. ofpopUlation poliole. and activities anddulyinte9rate themintothegoal.mndobjectlv,. andthepolicy me••uresofth••trat'9Y' PlapofAstiontpCombatp••,[tiCigltipn AI 8yre.lolution 198;/102, theCouncil••Cternotingthatthedeloyinthe availability ofdocum.ntation hadprev.nted th.Council fromgivingfull cOD.ideration tothequestion, 4.c14.d totranamit ther.porteoftheAdminiet~ator ----- 11Se.chap.IV.'Para••10S-l08. !IS.echap.IV.parll.207-213. ~ISeechap.IV,parll.167-168. AISe.chap.IV,paral.Z19-2ZZ. -2-oftheUnitedNations Development Programme ontheactivities oftheUnitedNations Sudano-Sahelian Office andthereportoftheSecretary-General onthe implementation ofGeneral Assembly resolution 42/189, decisions 15/23ofthe Governing Council oftheUnitedNations Environment Programme andthedraft resolution contained intheannexthereto, together withtheviewsandcomments expressed atthesecondregular session of1989oftheEconomic andSocialCouncil, totheGeneral Assembly atitsforty-fourth session forin-depth consideration and appropriate action. HUMANRIGHTS QUESTIONS Guidelines ontheuseofcomputerized personal files2/ Byresolution 1989/78, theCouncil expressed itsappreciation totheSpecial Rapporteur oftheSub-Commission onPrevention ofDiscrimination andProtection of Minorities forhisstudyonguidelines fortheregulation ofcomputerized personal datafiles;decided totransmit totheGeneral Assembly thefinalreport bythe Special Rapporteur; requested theSecretary-General tos',bmittotheGeneral Assembly forconsideration atitsforty-fourth session a~eportcontaining the viewsexpressed byGovernments onthefinalreport; andrecommended thatthe General Assembly consider, asamatterofpriority, theadoption andpublication of theguidelines ontheuseofcomputerized personal files. Ouestion ofaconvention ontherightsofthechilq ~/ Byresolution 1989/79, theCouncil, afterrecalling General Assembly resolution 43/112 andexpressing itsappreciation totheCommission onHumanRights forhavingconcluded theelaboration ofadraftconvention ontherightsofthe child,decided tosubmitthedraftconvention andthereportoftheCommission's working grouptotheGeneral Assembly atitsforty-fourth session, withaviewto theadoption oftheconvention. International Covenants onHumanRights ~/ Byresolution 1989/81, theCouncil decided totransmit thereportofthe Committee onEconomic, Social andCultural Rights onitsthirdsession tothe General Assembly atitsforty-fourth session forconsideration undertheagenda itementitled "International Covenants onHumanRight.s". 2fSeechap.V,paras. 30-32. ~fSeechap.V,paras. 33-35. ~/Seechap.V,paras. 97-99. -3-IltbOratipn o(a••gpndpptipnal prAtpQpl tpth.Int.rnatipnal Cox'nant AnCiVilandPAlitioal Bight.Mimingatth.aholition Afth.d.athp'naltr 101 Byd.ai.ion 1989/139, theCouncil, aCt.rtakinqnot.oCCommillion onHuman Riqht.r••olution 1989/25, ~pprov.d theCommil.ion'. d.ei.ion totranemit tothe G.n.ral A•••mblyfor.uitabl. aationthecomparativ, lnaly.i. conc.rninq the propo.a1 to.1aborat. a••condoptional ~~otoco1 ten.Int.rnationa1 Cov.nant on CivilandPolitical Riqht.andthedraCt••cond opt~onal protocol pr.par.d bythe Sp.aial Rapport.ur oftheSub-Commission onPr.v.ntion oCDi.crimination and Prot.ction oCMinoriti••,a.w.lla.theoomm.ntl .xpr••••datthethirty-ninth and forti.th ••••ion.oftheSub-Commi ••ionandtheforty-fifth ••••ionofthe Commillion. Enh.nging tb••f('ctiX'A'" ACtb.prinCipl. 0; p.riodic andg.nuin..1'Ction. 111 Byd.ai.ion 1989/145, tb.Counai1 tooknot.oCCommJ••iononHumanRiqht. r••olution 1989/51 andr.comm.nd.d thattheG.n.ral A.I.mbly adoptth.Cram.work forCutur••C:ort.contain.d intheann.xtothatr'lo1ution. WOMO
analysis: This text appears to be a collection of resolutions and decisions made by the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. The topics discussed include population, human rights, and international covenants, which suggests a strong focus on social and humanitarian issues. Additionally, the text mentions development and action, implying that there may be an economic or practical aspect to the decisions being made.