text: (b) Draft Code of tibdlcal Elbicat report of the Secretary-General. 89. world Prograrune of Action concernlng Disabled Personst report of tJle Secretary-General. 90. Offlce of the lhited Nations High Comnissloner for ne fugeea r (a) &port of the High Comriasionert (b) qresEion of the contlnuation of the Offlce of the f,igh ComDisaioner t (c) Assistance to refugees in Africac report of the sectetary-General. 9I. thited Natlons Decade for t{onen. Equality, Develolment and Peace t (a) Dlplernentatlon of th€ ProgranE of nctlon for the second ualf of, tbe lhlted !b tlons Decaile f,or llctEnt report of the Secretary-Generalt (b) voluntary nrnd for the Otited llationa [bcade for l$r8ent rePort of, th€ S€cretary-Generalt (c) Draft Declaratlon on the Particlpation of llonen in the struggle for the strengthening of International Peace and for the Solution of other Vital Itatlonal and International Problensr report of, the secratary-General. 92. Status of the Convention on the Elinination of All ForrE of Diacrfunlnatlon . against Isrnen! reprt of the Secretary-General. 93. Internatlonal canpalgn against tlafflc in drugsr report of, the Secretary- General. 9rt. Alternatlve approaches and ways and nean€ within the lhited Nationa systen for inproving the effectlve €njotrBent of human rights and fundanental freedons.437/25LEtgli6h Page 13 95. l€r, internatidlal bunanitarian ordert report of the secretary-General. 95. Inforrnation fron l{on-self-@verning sarrltor ies transmitted under Articla 73 e of the Charter of the thlted Nationsr (a) &port of the secretary-General t (bl bPort of the special comtrittee on ttre situation with regard to the InplelEntation of the Ibclaration on the Granting of Ind€trEndence to colonlal Counerles and 9eoPles. 97 . Question of East Timr ! (a) bport of the special colEnlttee on the situation riEh regard to Ebe ntrplenentation of the Itsclaration on the Grantl$g of IndePendenc€ to Colonial countr ie€ and Peoples t (b) report of the secretary-@neral.
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of reports from the Secretary-General of the United Nations, covering a wide range of topics. Upon reviewing the titles, it seems that the majority of the reports are focused on human rights, international relations, and humanitarian issues, with some mentioning specific regions or issues. There is no clear evidence of economic development, natural resources, or environmental concerns, but some reports may indirectly relate to these categories.