text: to users and to the community on the legal aspects of family law and the rights of minors so as to allow them to make better use thereof and to provide social and family protection; the family guidance and assistance subproject, designed to restore and maintain the balance of social and family relationships by means of individual, family or group support so as to clarify, analyse and take decisions relating to conflict situations; and the family education subproject designed to establish harmonious relationships within the family group by means of educational measures aimed at countering the risk factors to which it is subject. 26. The foregoing leads to the conclusion that the Colombian Family Welfare Institute has fully complied with the objectives assigned to it. In order to allow it to fully carry out its role throughout Colombia the Institute possesses an extensive national network of social and legal assistance for the protection of minors and the family; over the last two years, the Institute has dealt with 38,801 applications for maintenance allowances in respect of 66,999 youths below the age of 18 from broken or strife-torn homes or for children born out of wedlock; in compliance with the right whereby all children are entitled to a name, the Institute has processed 9,200 applications for filiation and obtained recognition for 10,108 children born out of wedlock; it has also dealt with 35,000 minors who are physically or morally endangered, deserted or physically or mentally handicapped. CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM BILL 27. Although human rights are provided for and protected by national legislation, the national Government has submitted to the National Congress a bill reforming the Constitution of Colombia with the aim of incorporating civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights into a set of constitutional principles designed to render them inviolable (annexes 2 and 7).
analysis: The text appears to focus on the protection of minors and families, discussing the objectives and activities of the Colombian Family Welfare Institute, as well as a proposed constitutional reform bill aimed at protecting human rights. The text does not mention economic development, industry, transport, communication, international trade, or science and technology. It also does not fit into agriculture, forestry, or fishing, or humanitarian aid and relief. The content is more focused on social and family welfare, education, and human rights, which suggests that it belongs to the categories related to human welfare and rights.