text: contained in the firsE part ot Ebe various texts (Eee Para. 18 above) ' This consolidaEed Par! $ould describe sone o! the nain characEerisEica of lhe State party and rculd present in gunnarized forn a Profile of the reporEing scate and the context eithin $hich hunan righEa are proEected lhereln. The nain objective eould be to al,leviale Ehe burden ot states thac are Parties to varioua hunan rights conventions requesting the sane Eype of informati'on' At Ehe sane tlne, the task of the hunan rights supervisory boalies considering the rePorca of States ParEies would be facilitaleal. This tyPe of infornation night be updaEed' expanded upon or revised aC any tine by Lhe GovernmenE concerned. 21, The consolidated texts of the firsE Part of Ehe various guidelines nigtrt contain the folLowing infornation: (a) r,and and people. This section Hould conEain information aboul the nain geograPbic, ettlnic and denograPhic characteristlcs of the counlry and its population. It. would also include infornation on the poPulation by nother tongue' Iife expectancy and infant nortalityt This Bection sould briefly describe Ehe and organlzalion of tbe executive, (c) General legal franeeork sithin rrhich hunan rights are procected' This section {ould contain informaEion on:^/ 40/600 English Page 14 (d) include product I in orde r f rameflor kwhich Judicial, administraeive or other conpetent authorlties havejurisdicCi,on affecting hunan rights and fundanental freedonst (ii) What renedies are available to an inalividuat eho claims lhat any of hisrights have been violaCed t (iii)Hhether any of the righta referred to ln the various conventions areprotected either in the Constitueion or bry a separale "biu of rightsiand' if so, rrhat provisions are nade in the @nstitueion or bill ofrights for derogalions and in i{hat circunstancesi (iv) llhether the provisions of the various hunan rights conventions can be invoked before, and directly enforced by, the courts, other trlbunale or
analysis: The text appears to be related to the protection of human rights, and the reporting process of states parties to various human rights conventions. It discusses the need for consolidated texts to provide a comprehensive profile of the reporting state and the context in which human rights are protected. The text also mentions the role of human rights supervisory bodies and the importance of providing information on the main characteristics of the state, its population, and the legal framework within which human rights are protected. Given the focus on human rights and reporting, I hypothesize that the text is most closely related to the field of human rights and humanitarian aid.