text: Africa' sithou! discrinination of any kindt and demanded the inmediate release of al} trade unionisls j.rprisoned for exercising their legltitrrat.e trade union rights and the lifting of the orders banning trade unioniats and trade union organlzations(resolution f9851431. At the sane session. the Econonic and Social Councll, noting Connissj,on on Hunan Rights resoLution 1985/8 of 26 February 1985, approeed the Conmission'6 decision to rene$ the nandate of the g!_E glorking Group of ExFerts on southern Atrica and also approved the authorization given by the Comnission to the Chalrman of the Ad Hoc Working Group to participate in conferences, symposia, seninar5 or other events connected with action against apartheid organized under the auaPices of the special Connittee again6t Apartheid (decision 1985,/1401. At the fortieth session, the General Asseobly, in accordance l|ith Economic and Social Council resolution 2082 A (LXII) , sill have before it the final report of the Ad goc vlorking Group on policies and practices $hich vi.olaEe hunan rights in South Africa and Nanibia IE/CN.4/L985/S) and the repore on the relationahip boteeen apartheid and genocide (E/CN.4/ f985/I4l . Situation in southern lJebanon At its first regular sessi.on ot 1985, the Econornic and Social Council. noting Cornnission on Human Riqhts resolution 1985/41 ot 13 March 1.985, endoraed the reque6t of the Comnission to the S ec retary-General to nonitor the inplenentatl€fl of that resolution and to subnit to lhe General Assenbly at ils fortieth Ee6sion a report on the results of his etforts in that regard (decision 1985/157). At the fortieth session, the General Assenbly l{ill- have before i! the report of the Sec r etary-Gener a L requested in Econonic and social Council decision 1985,/157.A/40/LO0/Add -L Eng ).i sh Page 3l Assistance to refugees in Sonalia At the fortieth session, the ceneral Assembly rtrilL have before it the report
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various resolutions and decisions made by the Economic and Social Council and the General Assembly of the United Nations, focusing on human rights, trade union rights, and humanitarian aid. The topics mentioned are not directly related to economic development, natural resources, or industry, but rather to the protection of human rights and the provision of humanitarian assistance.