text: (b)Anewlastpreambular paraqraph wasadded,readlnql "Stre..ingtheneedforacomprehenlive andintegrated viewofthe interrelationships between economic andsocialproblems"l (c)Anewoperative paragraph 1wasinserted, readingl "1.Reaffirms that.inaccordance withGeneral Assembly resolution 40/100andEconomic andSocialCouncil resolutions 1987/40 and1987/52. the 1989reportontheworldsocialsituation willbesubmitted totheGeneral ASlflmbly atitaforty-fourth session"l (4)Inoperative paragraph 1(para.2ofthefinaltext).thewords"Beque.t. theS~cretary-General toreviewthefinalversion ofthe1989reportontheworld socialsituation andinclude inhisreview" werereplaced bythefollowingl -118-"R.gulltl theSecretary-General tolubmittotheGeneral A88embly atita forty-fifth lellion, through theEconomic andSocialCouncilatitlfirlt regularlellion of1990,areviled veriionofthe1989reportontheworld locialsituation, whichIhouldinclude". 277.Atthe22ndleeting, on19May,theoblerver fnrMalaylia lQlorallyreviled operative paragraph 2ofthereviseddraftrelolution (leepara.276 (~)above)by replacing thflwordl"arevised version ofthe1989report" bythetwort'ls"an expanded version ofthe1989report". 278.Atthelamemeeting, theCommittee adopted therevileddraftr'lolution, al further reviledorally, byarecorded voteof40to1,with13ablten~ions. The votingwalalfolloWl1 Infavour IBahamal, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cam.roon, China, Colombia, Cuba,Czechoslovakia, Ghana,Guinea, Indi~,Indonelia, Iran(Illamic R,public of),Iraq,Jordan, Kenya,Lelotho, Liberia, LibyanArabJamahiriya, Nicaragua, Niger, Oman,Polend, Rwanda, SaudiArabia, Somalia, SriLanka,Sudan,Thailand, Tr_nidad and Tobago, Tunilia, Ukrainian SovietSocialilt R.public, Unionof SovietSocialilt R.publicI, Uruguay, V.nezuela, Yugoll~via, Zaire,Zambia. Against IUnitedStat.sofAmerica. Abatainingl Canada, Denmark, France, G.rmany, Federal Republic of,Greece, Ireland, Italy,Japan,Netherlandl, NewZealand, Norway, Portugal, UnitedKingdom ofGreatBritain andNorth,rn Ireland. 279.Aftertheadoption ofthedraftresolution, atatementl weremadebythe representativel ofCanada, theUnitedStatelofAm.rica, Norway (onb.halfalsoof Denmark), Cameroon, JapanandNewZealand. 280.Th.Council, atits15thplenary m.eting, on24May,adopted thedraft r'lolution recomm.nded bytheCOlnmittee (E/19C9/91/Add.l, para.10)byar.corded voteof39to1,with13abstentions. Forthefinaltext,leeCouncil resolution 1989/72. Thevotingwasasfollowsl Infayourl Bahamas, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, BUlgaria, Cameroon, China, Colombia, Cuba,Czechollovakia, Ghana,Guin.a, Indonelia, I~an (Illamic Republic of),Iraq,Jordan, Kenya,I,elotho, LJLeria, LibyanArabJamahiriya, Nicaragua, Niger, Oml,n,POland, Kwanda, SaudiArabia, Somalia, SriLanka,Sudan, Tha~land, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Ukrainian SovietSocialilt R.public, Unionof SovietSocialist Republics, Uruguay, Venezuela, Yugoslavia, Zaire,Zambia. Againltl UnitedStatesofAmerica. Abstainingl Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Federal Republic of,Greece, Ireland, Italy,Japan,Netherlands, NewZ.aland, No··way, Portugal, UnitedKingdom ofGreatBritQin andNorthern Ireland. -119-Achievement QfsQcialjustice 281.Atthe12thmeeting, Qn11May,therepresentative QftheUkrainian SQviet SQcialist Republic, Qnbehalf QfPQland andtheUkrainian SQvietSQcialist Republic, intrQduced adraftresQlutiQn (E/1989/C.2/L.10) entitled "Achievement Qf sQcialjustice", whichreadasfQllQws: "TheECQnomic andSQcialCQuncil, "Recalling General Assembly resQlutiQn 42/49Qf30NQvember 1987,andits QwnresQlutiQn 1988/46 of27May1988, "CQnsidering thepledge madebyMemberStatesintheCharter Qfthe United NatiQns tQtakejQintandseparate actiQn tQprQmQte higherstandards Qfliving, fullemplQyment andcQnditiQns Qfeconomic andsocialprogress and develQpment, "NQting inthatcQnnectiQn thecQntinuing impQrtance oftheDeclaration QnSQcia1Progress andDevelQpment (General Assembly resQlutiQn 2542(XXIV», whichprQvides thatsQcialprQgress anddevelopment shallbebasedonrespect fQrthedignity andvalueofthehumanpersQn andshallensuretheprQmQtiQn Qfhumanrightsandsocialjustice,
analysis: The text appears to be related to the United Nations and its efforts to address social and economic issues. It mentions the submission of a report on the world social situation, the reaffirmation of the importance of social progress and development, and the introduction of a draft resolution on achieving social justice. These topics suggest that the text is focused on the intersection of economic and social issues, rather than purely economic or environmental concerns.