text: resolution 41/120 of 4 December 1986, and to transmit the results of this technical revision to Governments as soon as possible, and at least one month before the next meeting of the Working Grsup, to be held in 1990; decided that the Working Group should hold a meeting of two weeks’ duration in New York, immediately after the first regular session of 1990 of the Economic and Social Council, with a view to completing the remaining articles and considering the results of the technical revision of the draft convention; invited the Secretary-General to transmit to Governments the two most recent reports of the Working Group so as to enable the membern of the Working Group to finish the drafting, in second reading, of the draft convention during the meeting to be held in the spring of 1990, as well as to transmit the results obtained at that meeting to the Assembly so that it might take a decision during its forty-fifth session: and invited him also to transmit those documents to the competent organs of the United Nations and to the international organisations concerned, for their information, so as to enable them to continue their co-operation with the Working Group (resolution 441155). No advance documentation expected. World conference on w riahu At its forty-fourth session, u/ the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to seek the views of Governments, specialized agencies, non-governmental organizations and United Nations bodies concerned with human rights on the desirability of convening a world conference on human rights for the purpose of dealing at the highest .&eve1 with the crucial questions facing the United Nations in connection with the promotion and protection of human rights; and requested him to submit to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session a report on this question (resolut’an 441156). .!. Document: Report of the Secretary-General (resolution 441156). 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the work of the United Nations General Assembly and its working groups, specifically in the context of human rights. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is of a high-level international nature. The focus on drafting a convention and convening a world conference on human rights also indicates that the text is related to human rights and international relations.