text: Convention. Lists of States parties to the Convention and of those which have made the declaration under article 14 are contained in annex I to the present report, B. Session and asenda 3. The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, owing to non-payment of contributions by a number of States parties, was unable to hold its spring session in 1990. The Committee held only one regular session in 1990. The thirty-eighth session (863rd-888th meetings) was held at the United Nations Office at Geneva from 6 to 24 August 1990. 4. The agenda of the session as adopted by the Committee is reproduced in annex II. C. Membershiv and attendance 5. In accordance with the provisions of article 8 of the Convention, the States Parties held their 13th meeting at United Nations Headquarters on 16 January 1990 L/ and elected nine members of the Committee from among the Candidates nominated to replace those whose term of office was due to expire on 19 January 1990, 6. The list of members of the Committee for 3.990-1991, including those elected or re-elected on 16 January 1990, is as follows: -l- Name of member Mr. Mamoud ABOUL-NASR** Mr. Hamzat AHMADU** Mr. Michael Parker BANTON** Mr. Eduardo FERRER0 COSTA Mr. Isi FOIGHEL Mr. Ivan GARVALOV Mr. Rigis de GOUTTES* Mr. George 0. LAMPTEY** Mr. Carlos LECHUGA HEVIA* Mr. Iouri A. RECHETOV Mr. Jorge RHENAN SEGURA Mrs. Shanti SADIQ AL1 Mr. Agha SHAHI** Mr. Michael E, SHERIFIS** Mr. SONG Shuhua Mr. Kaeimir VIDAS Mr. Riidiger WOLFRUM* Mr. Mario Jorge YUTZIS Country of nationality Egypt Nigeria United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Peru Denmark Bulgaria France Ghana Cuba Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Costa Rica India Pakistan Cyprus China Yugoslavia Germany, Federal Republic of Argentina * Elected on 16 January 1990. 
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations, specifically from the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. It discusses the committee's session, membership, and agenda, which suggests that it is related to human rights and international law. The text does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or scientific topics, which are common themes in the other categories.