text: UNITED NATIONS General Assembly Distr. CENERAL A/40/989 /Add.LL 6 Decenber 1985 ENGI,ISH ORIGINALI ENGI,ISH/SPANISH Fortieth sess ion Agenda iCen 84 (k) DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC CO_OPERATTONT NEW IMERNATIONAL HUI4AN ORDER Report. of the Second Comnittee (part XII) RapporCeur: Mr. Jorge LAGO SILVA (Cuba) I. INTRODUCTTON 1. The Second Conmittee held a substantive debate on iten g4 (see A/40/9gg,para. 2). Action to be taken on sub-ilen (k) was considered at the 24th and30th neetings, on 5 and 1r Novenber. An accounl of the conmittee,s discussion iscontained in the relevant sunmary records (A/C.2/40/5R.24 and 30). II. CONS IDERATION OF PROPOSALS Draft resolution A/C.2/4oll,.21 2. At the 24th meeting, on 5 Novenber. the representative of the philippines inlroduced a draft resolution (A/C.2/4O/L.2L) eneitled ,'New internalionaI humanorderr noral aspecls of develolxnent' on behalf of Costa Rica, the phiLippines andThailand, subsequently joined by Burkin" Faso. M" tay-lll-fiEj-a r agrla il- 3.. At the 30th neetingT on 11 Novenber, lhe Comnittee adopted draft resolutionA/C.2/4O/L.2I (see para. 5). 4. The representative of the Union of Sovlet Socialist Republics made a statenent. RECOMI,IENDATION OF THE SECOND COMMITTEE 5. The Second Conmittee recornmends to the Ceneral Assembly the adoption of thefollowing drafl r esolution: 85-36638 46s3P (E) A/40/989,/Add. r1 Eng r rsn Page 2 The General Assenbly, Recalling its resol-utions 37 /225 of 20 Decenber 1982 and 38/170 of 19 Decenber 1983 entitled "New international hunan ordert noral aspects of development". as well as cite-i.port of lhe Econornic and Social council on its considerarion of this qr";;i";-!/-;.d council decision rg83/L1r of 25 Jurv 1983' Having consj.dered the report of lhe Secr eta ry-Genera I 2'l conEaining the responses of Governnents concerning the questron' Tak j.ng into account the views expressed on the queslion in the second Connittee, f/
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the topic of international cooperation and development, specifically focusing on the concept of a "new international human order" and its relation to economic development. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the document is a report from the United Nations General Assembly. The content of the text does not seem to be directly related to natural resources, environment, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture, but rather is focused on the broader concept of international cooperation and development.