text: tions against Bulgaria. She wished to set the record the political, economic, military and cultural isola- straight. The socialist system in Bulgaria not only tion of South Africa. recognized the full equality of all citizens before the 32. The Commission on Human Rights had decid- law but also provided material guarantees to give ed that, in keeping with the thematic approach taken effect to that policy, which meant that all citizens in its activities, the theme in 1985 would be assist- enjoyed economic, social and cultural, as well as civil ance to peoples and movements which were fighting and political, rights without distinction as to lan-against racism, racial discrimination and apartheid. guage or religion. Bulgaria regularly submitted its In 1987, the focus would be on the main problems periodic reports for consideration by the Committee encountered in seeking the total elimination of those on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, and ideologies. Moreover, a report on allegations of that Committee had examined her country's eighth infringements of trade-union rights in South Africa report without in any way rejecting Bulgaria's posi- (E/ 1986/37) had been submitted to the Commission tion, as the Turkish delegation had insinuated. by the Ad Hoc Working Group of Experts. 28. Mr. RAMCHARAN (Centre for Human 33. The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Rights), referring to the comments which had been Discrimination was disseminating information on its made on document E/1986115, said that they would work concerning the Second Decade and was consid- be taken into account in the preparation of future ering the possibility of holding a seminar. reports. 34. The Human Rights Committee had reaffirmed 29. He pointed out that the decisions of the General the rights of aliens in paragraph 2 of document Assembly on activities to be undertaken by the Secretariat in connection with the Second Decade E/1986/16. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international human rights and the efforts of various organizations and countries to combat racism, racial discrimination, and apartheid. It mentions specific reports and documents related to human rights, such as those submitted by Bulgaria and the Ad Hoc Working Group of Experts. The text also touches on the activities of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights and its committees. Given the focus on human rights and international organizations, it is likely that the text falls under the categories related to human rights and humanitarian aid.