text: as is the current practice, but for any women, in any case and without any exception is very important; it is a further aspect of the socialist humanism that characterizes our order. 15. The draft law gives particular importance to refining the provisions on crimes against the State.E/CN.4/1991/68 E/CN.4/Sub.2/1990/49 page 4 16. These crimes pose a serious threat to society. They include the criminal offences of defection and agitation and propaganda against the State. Since experience has so far shown that most of those who have tried to defect were immature persons, not often prompted by political and counter-revolutionary motives, provision has been made for defection, which continues to be a reprehensible act, to be no longer treated as betrayal of the homeland but rather as unlawful crossing of the frontier. 17. We hereby inform the People's Assembly that the Council of Ministers has prepared a draft law in the form of an amendment to the existing decree on issuance of passports stipulating that any Albanian citizen who applies for a passport for abroad will be entitled to receive one. 18. The Penal Code no longer describes as betrayal of the homeland the establishment of foreign or joint economic companies and institutions with monopolies and other States or the act of receiving credits from them, since it is not necessary for each prohibition prescribed by the Constitution to be sanctioned in the Penal Code. Also in the future, we shall not accept credits and sign various economic agreements containing political conditions that infringe our national sovereignty. If an employee of a State organ commits acts incompatible with the aforementioned provisions, he will be accountable on the grounds of misuse of authority. The abrogation from the Penal Code of this form of betrayal is therefore entirely justified.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing amendments to the penal code and laws related to passports, economic agreements, and national sovereignty. It does not seem to be focused on specific industries or sectors, but rather on the framework and regulations governing these areas. Given the emphasis on national sovereignty and the penal code, it is likely that the category will be related to governance or law.