text: vention was adopted at that session. A good part of tl1e debate at the t"/e nty-e igh ttr session vras aevoted to the subject of liuman Rights in Arined Conflicts and in halEnerlng crut some ba.sic princlples on the legal status of the conbatants struggling against colcnial and al_ien domination. At the trrenty-ninth session, a resoiution was adopted in regard to t Human Rlghts in Arrned Con- flictst and. a Declaration was adopted on the "protection on women and children lir emergency and, arnred conflicts',. A Special Comnittee was established on the ,,Cha.Eter of the Unlted Nations an.] on the strengtheni.ng of the Role of ttre Organization'. whose reports agaln becarne a reguLar feature of consideration by the Sixtfr Corrnlttee at. its subsequent sessi_ons. Whj-lst tlle matters lncluded in the Agenda of the twentir-sgventi session continued to be debated, sorE new it,ems were yet to be added at the thlrty-ss69nd session, nanely, "Review of nnrltl- lateral tre aty-making process',, the question of ',drafting of an lnte rnational convention agalnst the taking of hostages" Bnd:on nEnbarrcing the_ effectlveness of the prlnclple of Non-use of force ln lntdinatlonal refatlons,"A/40/726 Englishpage G3 An Internaticnal conventlon agai-nst Taking of, llostages was adopted at the thlrtT-f,rurth session. But other matters continued to be CebateC at the subsequent sessions. At the thirty-flfth sess{on an 4g @. coffinj.ttee wj.th the mandate to report to the s jxth cormlttee was es+,ab1j.shed on draftlng of an internatlonal convention against rRecnrltrnent, use, financing and tralning of mercenari.esri another item included in the Agenda, namely, tPeaceful settlement of disputes between statesr was also Cebated and tire n referred to the Special comlrlttee on the revlew of the Cltarter. Ihe Sixth Comnl.ttee considered the draft arti.cles on rflost-favoured- nati-on clause, it re',riewed the multilateral treaty rnakl.nq process and was invited to give its attentlon
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international organizations, conferences, and agreements related to human rights, conflict resolution, and humanitarian law. The topics mentioned, such as human rights in armed conflicts, protection of women and children, and international conventions against taking hostages and mercenarism, suggest a focus on humanitarian and legal issues. The text also mentions the role of the United Nations and its committees, which further supports the hypothesis that the category is related to international organizations and humanitarian efforts.