text: del‘inition of aqqreSsion and other act8 prohibited by international law, in particular General Assembly resolution6 3314 (;:,::IX), 2625 (XXV) and 2131 (XX) and the relevant rasolutionR of the Orqanization of American States8 15. TAtlNG INTO ACCOUNT the Declaration on the Strenqtheninq of International Security, adopted by the United Nations General Aeeemhly in resolution 2734 (XXV), and the corresponding leqal instruments of the inter-American Syetemj 16. HCAYFIRMING the need to promote national reconciliation in those Case8 where deep divisions have wzcurred within society, so as to permit the people to participate, in accordance with the law, in authentic political procsesee of a democratic nature 1 1 7 . That, on the basis of the united Nation6 Charter of 1945 and the Universal Declaration of Human Hiqhts of 1948 , various international organizatione and conEerences have elaborated and adopted declarations, covenants, protocols, conventions and Statutes tiesigned to provide effective protection oE humlhn right@ in qenOra1, or of certain human riqhts in particular 1 1s. That not all central American States have accepted the entirety of the existinq international instruments on human riqhts, and that it would be desirable that they should do so in order to have a universal rdqime in the interest6 of promotiny the observance and quarantee of human, political, civil, economic, social, rftliqious and cultural rights! / . . . 19. That in many CaBes inadequate domestic 1eqiRlation interfere with the effective enjoyment of human right8 PB defined in declaration8 and other internet ional instrumcnts~ 20. That it should be the concern of each State to modernise its legielation with a view to making it capable of guaranteeing the effective enjoyment of human cightet 21. That one Of the moat effective waye of eecurinq the enjoyment of human r iqhte embodied in international inetrumente, political conetitutionR and the laws 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement or declaration on human rights, specifically focusing on the protection and promotion of human rights in Central American states. It mentions international instruments, declarations, and conventions related to human rights, as well as the importance of national reconciliation and modernizing legislation to ensure the effective enjoyment of human rights. Given the context and content, it seems likely that the text falls under the categories related to human rights and international relations.