text: Report of the Working Group Legislative authority; Economic and Social Council resolutions 1589 (k) and 1982/34| Sub-Commission resolutions 8 (XXIV) and 1982/29 12. The Hew International Economic Order and the Promotion of Human Rights Report by Mr. Ferrero Report by the Secretary-General Legislative authority; Economic and Social Council decision 198O/l26j Commission resolution 18 (XXXVl); Sub-Commission resolutions 8 (XXXIl), 22 (XXXIV), 1982/6 and 1982/8E/CK.4/1983/4 E/CH. 4/Sub . 2/1-98 2/43page 63 13• Slavery and slavery-like practices (a) QuoBtion of slaver:/ and the slave trade in all their practice and manifestations, including the slavery-like practices of apartheid and colonj ^lij>rn Report to he prepared in accordance with Economic and Social decision 1932/12$ Report by the Working Group or. Slavery on its ninth session Reports by the Secre tary-Gcnerai Legislative authority; Economic and Social Council decision 16 (LVl) and 19827T295 Commission resolution 13 (XXIIl) and 1982/20; and Sub-Commission resolutions 11 (XXVIl)," 5 (XXIX), 8'(XXXIll) and 1982/15 ( b ) Exploitation of ch_il_d_..labgur Report by the "forking Group on Slavery on its ninth session .uegislative authority: Sub-Commission resolution 7 B (XXXII) 14- Encouragement of Universal Acceptance of Human Rights Instruments Reports by the Secretary-General Report of the Sessional Working Group on the encouragement of universal acceptance of human rights instruments Legislative authority; Sub-Commission resolutions 1 S (XXXII) and 19 (XXXIV) and 1982/2$ SiVb-Commission decision 2 (XXXIII) 15. Elimination of all forms of religious intolerance R'epori 'by the Secretary-Genera.L Legislative autnority; Sub-Commission resolution 1982/28 16. Conscientious objection to military service Report by Mr. Mubanga-Chipoya and lir. Eide Reports by the Secretary—General Legis Lative au-ohori u\ . Commission resolution 40 (XXXVII)j Sub-Commission resolution 14 (XKCIV) and 1982/30 17- The status of the individual and contemporary international law Report by Mrs,. Daes Legislative authority; Economic and Social Council decision 198l/l42; Commission resolution 18 (XXXVII)j Sub-Commission resolution 6 (XXXIIl) and 1982/35S/CN. 4/198 3/4
analysis: The text appears to focus on human rights and international law, with reports and resolutions from various UN bodies and organizations. The topics covered include slavery, exploitation of children, religious intolerance, conscientious objection, and the status of the individual in international law. These themes suggest a strong connection to human rights and international law, which are not directly related to economic development, natural resources, or other categories that typically involve tangible assets or economic activity.