text: the arms race and while harbouring a vast army of the unemployed, hungry and homeless. '!here ~ould be no justification for a policy of paying hp-service t.o human rights while callously violating them. His delegation urged those States that had not yet done so, especially the United States, to ratify the Covt:­ nant and implement its provisions. The ~ounctl should take a decision designed to promote mterna­ tional co-operation in human rights and to ensure universal accession to the Covenant. 33. Mr. GOLEMANOV (Observer for Bulgaria) said that efforts to preserve international peace and security were obviously relevant to the enjoyment of all human rights, including economic, social and cultural rights. Only under conditions of peace and in a world free from the threat of nuclear war would all nations be able to make the most of their material and human resources in developing their societies and in creating for each individual the necessary conditions for his or her full development as a human being. The International Year of Pe.a~e, currently being celebrated, should serve to mobilize the efforts of the entire international community to do away with the arms race and the threat of nuclear war. 34. In spite of a certain reluctance on the part of some countries, the majority of the international community had proceeded with the task of encourag­ ing the promotion of economic, s~ci~l . a!l~ .cultural rights. The acceptance of the mdivisibihty and interdependence of all human rights had become a major achievement in international efforts to pro­ mote those rights, and the right of peoples and individuals to development was gaining momentum, despite some stubborn resistance and obstructionist manoeuvring. However, much remained to be done. In that respect, the results of the latest session of the Working Group could serve as useful guidance for 
analysis: The text discusses the promotion of human rights, particularly economic, social, and cultural rights, and the importance of international cooperation and the elimination of the arms race to achieve this goal. It also touches on the theme of development and the need to ensure that all nations can develop their societies and create conditions for individual development. Given the focus on human rights and development, it is likely that the text falls under the categories related to human rights and social development.