text: Z/ Dinstein, 'Collective Human Rights of Peoples and Minort'tieB", 25 Ineer;ational and Comparative Lae Quarterly I02, 113-l19 (1976), guoted in tteston,(st' Paul' 1980) ' P' 540' 9./ ?his Convention and a nunber of others in the field of hunan ri'ghts are inclufer! in Hunan Riqhts: A conpilation of Internat.ional Instrunehts (United N.tions publication, Sales No. 8.83'XIv'I). 2/ see r rnational Provlsions Pr (United Nati.onspublication, Sales No. E.80.XIV. )9./ see otficial Records of the General Assenblv, Tent!.sggslo!, Ar.lnexes, agen;; icen 28@chap. vr' Paras. 5l-57' see alao docunent A/C.3/J5/L3. n/ united Nations, lreatv seriea, vol. 120, No. i6I5, P. ?1. U/ International Labour Office, Otficial Bulletin, vol' LVIII, 1975' 6er i e6 A, No. l. E/ f$!., Recomnendat ion No. l5l. L4/ schselb, "fhe Ineernational obligations or Parties to lhe convention in lhe U;lted States and the Uniteal Nations Treaty on Racial. D i scr ininacion" , j.n Studies in Transnational Leqal Policv, No. 9' reprinted in Lillith and NEPman, Problens of IJar and Poli'cy. E/ United Nations, Treatv Series. vol. 429. No. 6193. p. 93. ].6/ Report of lhe second glorld conference to conbat RaciBn and Racial Oiscrimination, Geneva (l-12 Auqust 1983) (United Nacions publication, Saleg No. E.83.xlv.4), chaP. II. V Unlted Nations, Treatv serids, vo].. 266' No' 3822, p. 40' L8/ Leaque of Natlons, Treaty Series, vol. IX, No. 1414, p' 253' !2./ In @ (lJNEsCo' 1950), Marie Jahoda discusSes tne@Eestlng" as a source of racial prejudice and, regardlng children, she rdr j.tes that "They take over pareneal altitudes and those of, otber adults vrit.houc giving the matter another thought.{ x/ 40 / 69 4/Add. I Eng lr sh Page 35 Notes (continued) ?9/ Jacquard, Albert, "science and racismtt in Racism, Science and Pseudo-science. proceedings cf a UNESCO synposiurn !o exanine pseudo-scientific lheori.es to lustify racism and raci.al discrimination. Atbens, 30 Marcb-3 ApriI 1981
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of references to international documents, treaties, and publications related to human rights, racism, and discrimination. While there are mentions of specific countries and organizations, the text does not focus on economic development, natural resources, or industry. It also does not seem to be primarily about health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid. The text is more focused on the legal and social aspects of human rights and discrimination, which suggests that it may be related to culture and science.