text: be assisted by a working group of not more than five of its members, which submits recommendations to the Committee regarding the fulfilment of the conditiozrs Of admissibility of communications (rule 87) or on the action to be taken in respect of communications that have been declared admissible (rule 95, para. 1). 313. The Committee began its work under article 14 of the Convention at its thirtieth session in 1984. It considered issues under article 14 at its thirty-first and thirty-second sessions in 1985, its thirty-fourth Session in 1987, its thirty-sixth session in 1988, its thirty-seventh session in 1989, and its thirty-eighth session in 1990. At its thirty-sixth session, on 10 August 1988, the Committee adopted its opinion on communication No. L/1984 (Yilmaa-Dogan v. The Netherlands), fi/ 314. At its thirty-seventh session, the Committee had before it COrmdCatiOn No. 211989 (D.T.D. v. France). It decided to transmit the COnutWiCation to the State party, pursuant to rule 92 of its rule of procedure, and to request information and observations relevant to the que,stion of the admissibility of the Communication. During its thirty-eighth session, the Committee considered the issue of the admissibility of communication No. 2/1989. 315. Under article 14, paragraph 8, of the Convention, the Committee shall include in its annual report a summary of the communications 'considered by it and of the explanations and statements of the States parties concerned, together with the Committee's own suggestions and recommendations thereon. This reporting stage has not been reached yet in respect of communication No. 211989. -73- v. CONSIDERATION OF COPIES OF PETITIONS, COPIES OF REPORTS AND OTHER INFORMATION RELATING TO TRUST AND NON-SELF-GOVERNING TERRITORIES AND TO ALL OTHER TERRITORIES TO WHICH GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTION 1514 (XV) APPLIES, IN CONFORMITY WITH ARTICLE 15 OF THE CONVENTION 316. The Committee considered this item at its 883rd meeting on 20 August 1990. 
analysis: The text appears to be related to international human rights, specifically the implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. It mentions the Committee's work on considering communications, transmitting them to states, and requesting information and observations. The language used is formal and legal, suggesting that the topic is related to international law and human rights.