text: 6ltuatj,ons. Furtielrno re, the matter of obserrrance of human rlgtrts prirnarlry invorve actlon at nationar leve1ind consequently ttre question of implementatlon tlrrough any Untted Natlons organ becomes dlfficuJ.t since theCharter ltse1f has clearly recognizecl that the UnltedNatlons should not interi/ene in matters hrhich are'essenttally within the dornes tic jurisdlctlon of anystAts (Article 2.?).. It ls therefore nor 3urprislngthat ttre proposal of the appoLntment of a Lrnlted Nat-ions HJ-Eh Comlssloner for Hunan Rlghts to oversee thearrBllcatron of the Decraratl.n got sherved year af,ter lnear and tlre creatlon of the offlce has not fructlfj.edunt1l, the present. Nevertlreless, ttre norms that have been adopted and the mechanlsms that hav€ emergeCrrltiln tfie United ltrations offer an lnportant beglnnlng and the wolk of the Hunran Rights Comnissl-on and 1ts Su,b-'Conuniss lons, which receive reports from states I'he _ fnternationaL Covenant on Civl] andPolitlcal Riqhts and t?re fnternatfonaf-Covenant on Econornlc, Soclal and CuJ. tural Riqhts.24.A/40/726 Engl i5h Page 53 parties to the Covenants may be said to have had some impact. In regard to the question of Refugees. the matter has been debated j.n tlre Ttrird Conmlttee from lts very first session and a convention relating to the s tatus of Refugees was adopted in 1951 along wJ-tlr tl1e S tatute of the High Conmlssloner for Refugees. A Protocol. to the Convention extending tlre area of operatlon of -"he Conventlon was also adopted j-n 1967. At eaclr' sesslon, ttre General Assembly has debated tlle repcrt of the High Conrnissioner on international refugee sltuataons and specific ltems, suct! es on the question of' Palestinian and vietnanese refugees, have ai-so been debated in the third Conrnlttee 3nd the Special olitical Comnittee.. Sl.nce the dlscussion on tbe Problem !n ttre thl-rd'ConmLttee has pri.marl].y been from a hunanitarlan Folnt- of vlew, harilly any controversles have generated
analysis: The text discusses human rights, refugees, and the role of the United Nations in addressing these issues. It mentions the adoption of conventions and covenants related to human rights and refugees, as well as the work of the Human Rights Commission and the High Commissioner for Refugees. The text does not focus on economic development, natural resources, or industry, and instead emphasizes humanitarian and legal aspects of human rights and refugees. Therefore, it is likely that the text falls under the categories related to humanitarian aid and relief, as well as human rights.