text: violence against women within the family and society; (vi) To prevent and reduce family violence. General objectives of the Secretariat (i) To complete initial proposals for new strategies to meet the challenge of changes in the family, in women's roles and in relations between men and women, aiming at the creation of an environment that fosters equality, social ju~tice, respect for the dignity of individuals and the peaceful resolution of conflicts and at the eradication of violence against women within the frunily and society; (ii) To encourage women's organizations and all appropriate governmental bodies in various countries to involve women in discussion and studies on various aspects of decision-making for development, which is inseparaply linked to equality and peace, in order to foster understanding and friendly relations between peoples and nations; (iii) To provide, upon request, advisory and training services on issues related to women and peace, including issues concerning violence against women within the family and society; (iv) To promote the dissemination of information on the participation of women in promoting international peace and co-operation; -42-(v) To complete studies on the interrelationship between the goal of development and the goals of equality and peace; (vi) To complete a review of internatiional instruments and study, in particular, possible ways to render assistance to women in conflict situations and victims of violence against women within the family and society; (vii) To monitor, on a regular basis, both the manner and extent to which women participate in the decision-making process for peace; (viii) To encourage, strengthen and co-ordinate research on women and peace, including ~esearch on the effects of violence against women within the family and society at the national, regional and international levels. 15th meeting 23 March 1988 Resolution 32/4. Non-discriminatory language policy in the United Nations• The Commission on the Status of Women, 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the empowerment of women, addressing issues such as violence against women, equality, social justice, and peace. It also touches on the importance of women's participation in decision-making processes and the eradication of violence. Given these themes, it is likely that the category is related to human rights, social issues, and gender equality.