text: trls. zagorka r 116 (Yugoslavia)** Ms. vinitha Jayasinghe (sri Lanka)ir us. Chryssanthi Laiou-Antoniou (Greece) * Ms. Raouel Macedo de streppard (uruguay)** Ms. Guan l,lingian (China) ** Iits. uaria $argarlda de Rego da Costa salena Moura Blbeiro (Portugal) I !|s. Alna lilontenegro de FleEcher (Panama)t l,ta. Landrada Mukayiranga (Rranda) *r Irts. Edith Oeser (Gernan Democratic Republic)* tils. Vesselina Peytcheva (Bulgaria) r* til8. Maria Regent-Lechow icz (Poland)** Ms. Kongit Sineq iorgis (Ethiopia) r Ms. Lucy Smith (Norway) ** U6, Esther Veliz de Vill.alvilla (Cuba)* !{s. Irlargareta nadatein (seeden) * * Terrn of oifice expires in 1988. r* Tern of office enpires ln 1986. At ite first regular sesslon of 1985, the Economic and social council adoPteil on 28 May 1985 resolution 1985,/18 entitled nconvenlion on the Ellnlnation of All Forns of Dlscrinination aqainst tlomenn (resorution 1985/18). At the fortieth session, the General Assenbly sill have before it the folloeing docunents ! (a) Report of the Committee on the Elirnination of Disctinlnatlon againat v.omen: Supplenent No. 45 (A,240,245);A/40/100/Add.l English Page69 Cb)ReportoftheSecretary-General calledforunderresolution 39/130 (A/40/623). 101.Elimination ofallformsofreligious intolerance: reportofthe Secretary-General Atthefortieth session, theGeneral Assembly willhavebeforeitanoteby theSecretary-General transmitting thereportontheSeminar ontheEncouragement ofunderstanding, Tolerance andRespect inMatters relating toFreedom ofReligion orBelief (A/40/361 andCorr.l). 102.Humanrights andscientific andtechnological developments Atthefortieth session, theGeneral Assembly willhavebeforeitthereport OftheSecretary-General calledforunderresolution 39/133 (A/40/493 andAdd.l). 103.Question ofaconvention ontherightsofthechild Atitsfirstregular session of1985,theEconomic andSocialCouncil authorized ameeting ofanopen-ended working groupforaperiodofoneweekprior totheforty-second session oftheCommission onHumanRights, withaviewto completing theworkonthedraftconvention ontherightsofthechildatthat session (resolution 1985/42). Atthefortieth session oftheGeneral Assembly, noadvance documentation is expected underthisitem. 104.International Covenants onHumanRights: (a)ReportoftheHumanRights Committee Atpresent, theHumanRights Committee iscomposed ofthefollowing 18members: Mr.AndresAguilar (Venezuela)* Mr.NejibBouziri (Tunisia)** Mr.Joseph A.L.Cooray(SriLanka)*. Mr.Vojin Dimitrijevi~ (Yugoslavia)** Mr.RogerErrera (France)** Mr.Bernhard Graefrath (German Democratic Republic)** Mrs.Rosalyn Higgins (united Kingdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland) * Mr.RaJsoomer Lallah (Mauritius)* Mr.Andreas V.Mavrommatis (Cyprus)* Mr.Anatoly Petrovich Movchan (UnionofSovietSocialist Republics) * Mr.Birame Ndiaye (Senegal)** Mr.TorkelOpsahl (Norway)** /...A/40/l00/Add.l English Page70 Mr.FaustoPocar(Italy)· Mr.JulioPradoVallejo (Ecuador)·· Mr.Alejandro Serrano Caldera (Nicaragua)·
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly, discussing various topics related to human rights, international cooperation, and social issues. It does not seem to focus on economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, or international trade. The topics mentioned, such as elimination of discrimination, religious intolerance, human rights, and the rights of the child, suggest a strong emphasis on social and humanitarian issues. The involvement of various committees and working groups also points towards a focus on international cooperation and human rights.