text: Today, diea~ament is not only a moral imperative but has become an indiepeneable condition to guarantee the aurvtval of mankind. By implementing effective dieormement proceeees , not only ~$31 wo make available innmnee economic and human roeouccoe for food, health, education and mocial waPfar(P, but a contribution will be made toward8 world @eaco. The intcrrncltional advoaturiem end throate to peace end world eecurity from which the world baa) l ufferod on eo many occaeione CM only ba otopped if arae l tockpilitrg~ie etopped. The 0rgan$eat$on ham dob$catoc% the lest decade of the ceatury to $ntotnat$onel law. Yap the op$n$on of Costa Rica, the beet method to guerant@co the supromecy of that law $8 to l l$sn$neto the meane to break it. Only to tho ortont that eubetant$al progrelee $5 made in tho diserzaama9nt procesbr rational finite ate impoaod on the menufnsture ant2 m8Ae of wqmno end tho illicit male of arm8 is effectively inp4ded. will the rule ob international legal l tandardm bo Jw20 A/45/w. 8 87 . (Mr. Cwi.LRh 1 stroogth9wd. That will at the mm tims consolidate tbu cmtral oola to bs played bp tb# Uoit& Nations in tllo pWWofu1 sottlmssnt of disputes. Eowevat, international law not only requlatos the conduct of nationr amonq thamsolws . Iatoraatious!. law has focused a con*i&erable portion of its content on tha protocttor, of the inherent rights of atan. Consmquontly the dscado of lntmrnatfonal law also involvos L dwade dadicatmd to human rights. It is qratifyinq to all of us to k able to rocoqnise that the drmocrutic upsurge that haa beon takisq place in thm world has translated into a qreator respect for human rights, particularly with rospoct to civil an& politic-d riqhtm. @I& balievo that conditions are favourable for intomational human-riqhto pmtmotios aqeacis;s to intrasify their activities and broadma their spheres of action. Pm 
analysis: The text discusses the importance of disarmament and the role of international law in promoting peace and security. It also touches on the theme of human rights and the democratic upsurge around the world. The text does not specifically focus on economic development, industry, transport, or communication. However, it does mention the economic and human resources required for food, health, education, and social welfare, which could be related to economic development. Additionally, the text's emphasis on disarmament and international law suggests a connection to humanitarian aid and relief.