text: activities, to measures for combating -J requested him also, putsuant to Assembly resolution 42/47. to ensure that sufficient additional resources are included in the proposed programme budgets for the bienniums 1990-1991 and 1992-1993 to provide for the implementation of the activities of the Second Decade, and to inform the Assembly of the steps taken in that regard) requested him also to continue to accord special attention to the situation of migrant workers and their families and to include regularly in his reports all infomxation on such worketsr and strongly appealed to all Governments, organisations and individuals in a position to do 60 to contribute generously to the Trust Fund for the Progr6xime for the Decade for Action to Coarbat Baciem and Racial Discri6Iination and, to that end. requeeted the Secretary-General to continue to undertake appropriate contacts and initiatives to encourage contribution6 (resolution 44/52). Document: Report of the Secretary-General (resolution 44152). 102. w The item *Question of the elderly and the aged” wa5 included in the agenda of the twenty-fourth session of the General Assembly in 1969, et the request of Malta (A/7644) and was considered at it6 twenty-sixth, twenty-eighth and thirty-recond seseione (resolutions 2842 (fp(vI), 3137 (XXVIII), 321131 and 321132). (continued) (8) Resolution 44152) (a) Meetings of the Third Cocmaitteer A/C.3/44/SP.3-11, 15 and 211 (f) Plenary m6etingr A/44/PV.78. A/45/100 English Page 296 At its thirty-seventh session, the General Assembly endorsed the Vienna Internaticnal Plan of Action on Aging adopted by consensus at the World Assemblyr and requested the Economic and Social Council, through the Commission for Social Development, to review the implementation of the Plan of Action every four years, beginning in 1985, and to transmit its findings to the Assembly (resolution 37151). At its thirty-eighth to fortieth sessions, the General Assembly continued its 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international organizations, specifically the United Nations, and their efforts to combat discrimination and promote the well-being of certain groups, including migrant workers, the elderly, and racial minorities. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that the text may be a report or resolution related to international policy.