text: United Nations document and given the widest possible circulation. D. Modifications required in the programme of work 204. No modification is required in the programme of work for 1990-1991, since the activity appears under programme element 3.1. E. Additional requirements at full cost 205. The estimated cost of the above programme of work is as follows: 1990 (US dollars) Offset reproduction and distribution in the six official languages of the United Nations 7 100 F. Potential for absorption 206. The relevant costs to be financed under section 29 B (Conference Services Division, Geneva) are estimated at $7,100. DECISION 1990/109. TRADITIONAL PRACTICES AFFECTING THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN A. Reguests contained in the resolution or decision 207. By decision 1990/109, the Commission on Human Rights, noting Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities resolution 1989/16 of 31 August 1989, decided (a) that the mandate of the Special Rapporteur, Mrs. Halima Embarek Warzazi, be extended for two years so as to enable her to present a more complete report; (b) that field missions be undertaken by Mrs. Warzazi if possible to two countries where harmful traditional practices are prevalent; (c) that international regional seminars be held on the subject of harmful traditional practices in Africa and Asia; (d) that all efforts be made by the Centre for Human Rights to provide necessary support, including a full-time professional assistant, to liaise with Governments, United Nations agencies and economic and social commissions, non-governmental organizations and other concerned institutions, with special emphasis on data-gathering from the many organizations currently working to eliminate harmful traditional practices, but which are not mentioned in the preliminary report; (e) that the subject of traditional practices be on the agenda of the Sub-Commission for sustained follow-up. -71-B. Relationship of requests to programme of work
analysis: The text appears to be related to a United Nations document, specifically a decision made by the Commission on Human Rights. The decision focuses on traditional practices affecting the health of women and children, which suggests a strong connection to human rights and social issues. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, indicating that the document is a formal decision or resolution.