text: ELimination of All Forrus of Discrimination against Vlonen, Che periodicity foreseen is one year after the entry inEo force for the initial rePorC and four yearg Ehereafter for subsequent periodic reporta. 9. with regaral Eo Ehe Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhunan or Degrading TreaEmenE or Punishnent, adoPted by the cjenerat Assernbly in resolution 39/46 ot IO December 1984 but noE yet in force, the periodicity foreseen is one year after its enEry into force for the inltial reports of StaEes parties and every f,our years thereafter for perlodic reports. Oltrer lnslrunents being elaborated a! present, such as the convention on the righls of the child and the internaEj.onal convention on the proeection of the righCs of all migranf workers and their families, are expected to contain slmilar repor!ing provisions. 10. The pattern of ratification or accession by stales to Ettese hunan righEs instruments is no! universally the sane. In terns of adtrerence ' the nain patterns of tbe reporting obligat.ions under the five hunan rigbts conventions in force as at I June 1985 are as folloes: (a) Thi.rty states are parties to all five inslrunents in torce that conEaln reporting obligations t (b) EighCeen Seates are parEies to four of the instrunents but not to the Conveneion on the Elinination of All Forms of Discrinination against Woneni (c) Fourteen States are parttes to four of the inserunents Internalional Convention on the suPpreasion and PunishfiPnt of the Apar t.he id t (d) Seventy-six Seatea are parCies to at leasE three ot lhe including the tso InternaEional Covenants on Hunan Rights and lhebut no! to the Crine of five instrunents, Inierna tiona I Convention on the Elinination of AII Forns of Raclal DiscrininaCion' 1I. As at I June 1.985, Ehe sysEem of reporting under Ehe five human rights
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international human rights conventions and the reporting obligations of states that have ratified or acceded to these conventions. The focus is on the periodic reporting of states' progress in eliminating discrimination, torture, and other human rights violations. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or any other categories related to material or physical resources.