text: Mr. Francisco So86 Aguilar Urbina (Costa Rica),*8 Mr. Nisuke Ando (Japan),* Ms. Christine Chanet (France) ,* Mr. Joseph A. L. Cooray (Sri LanRa),* Mr. Vojin Dimitrijevic (Yugoslavia),* Mr. Qlran El-Shafei (Egypt),* Mr. J&os Fodor (Rungary),** Mrs. Roealyn Higgin& (United Kingdom of Oreat Britain and Northern Ireland),** Mr. Rajsoomer Lallah (Mauritius),** Mr. Andrea8 V. Wavromatia (S!yprue) ,8* Mr. Joseph A. Mommersteeg (Netherlands),8 Mr. Rein Avovich Myullerson (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics),*8 Mr. Birame Ndiaye (Senegal),* Mr. Faust0 Pocar (Italy),** , Mr. Julio Prado Vallejo (Ecuador),* Mr. Alejandro Serrano Caldera (Uicaragua),8* Mr. 8. &MS WaRo (Renya)** and Mr. Bert11 Wenn8rgr8n (Sweden)*. * Term of office expires on 31 Decemb8t 1990. a* Term of office expires on 31 D8c8mb8t 1992. In aCCOrdwC8 With attic18 45 Of th8 COV8n@llt. th8 Cona\itt80 WblllitO t0 th8 Q8neral Assembly, through the Bconomic and Social Council, an annual. report on ito activities. At its forty-fourth sesmion, M.$/ the g8n8ral A~smbly took note with appreciation of the report of the Numan Rights &XmIitt88 on itU thirty-fourth, m/ Ref8r8fiC8S for th8 forty-fourth #8#siOn (8genda it8m 98)l (a) Report of the Ii-n Rights COSiiUittee: Supplement No. 40 (A/44/40)# (b) Reports of the Qecretary-ueneralr (i) 8tatW of th8 Int8rMtiOMl CW8Mnt OE &OEfX3fC, 8OCial and Cultural Rightr, th8 International Covenant on Civil and Political Right8 and tb8 Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rightor A/44/4413 I... A/45/100 English Page 300 thirty-fifth and thirty-sixth sessions (A/44/40) and expressed its satisfaction with the serious end constructive menner in which the Committee was undertaking its functions (resolution 4411291. Document I Report of the Human Rights Committee on its thirty-seventh, thirty-eighth and thirty-ninth sessions, Supplement No. 40 (A/45/40). Covepppt on Civil At its twenty-first session, in 1966, the General Assembly adopted and opened for signature, ratification ma accession the International Covenant on Economic, 
analysis: The text appears to be related to international law and human rights, specifically the activities and reports of the Human Rights Committee. While it does not explicitly mention economic development, natural resources, or other categories typically associated with international organizations, it does reference the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, suggesting a connection to broader social and economic issues.