text: 32. In accordance uith paragraph 2 of Council resolution fggg (LX), the StatespaEties are requested, in reporting on the rights covered by articles 1.0 to 12, togive attenllon to the matters deaLt with i.n parts I and II (arts. l-5) of the Covenant, namely: (a) The riqht of peoples to Eel f-determina tion, as recognlzed in artlcle I ofthe Covenant t (b) articles language, property, (c) articlesMeasures taken to guarantee the exercise of the rights covered byl0 to I2, rdlthout discriminatlon of any kind as to race, colour, sex,religion, polit.ical or other opinion, national or soclal origin,blrth or other status (art. 2 (2))t To uhat exlent non-nationals are guaranteed the rights dealt with inl0 to 12t (d) Measures taken under article 3 of the Covenant to ensure the equal rlghtsof nen and women to the enjoyment of the rights set forth ln articles I0 to 12t (e) Linitations which fllay have been imposed upon the exercise of the rightsset forth in articles I0 to 12, the reasons ttrerefor, and safeguards against abusesln this regard, with copies of the relevant laws, regulatlons and court decisions(arta. 4 and 5). Artlcle l0: protection of the famlly, (Ibthers and children 33. It 1s suggested that inforoation concerning the protection of the famllyshould include: (a) the principal laws, admlnlstrative regulations anal collective agreementsdeslgned to promote the protection of the family. and relevant courE decisions, if anY t (b) Guarantees of the right of men and women to enter into marrl.age withtheir full and free consent and to establish a family and measures taken to abolishsuch customs, anclent laws and practices as may affect the freedom of choice of a spouse t (c) Irleasures to facilitate the establishment of a family, such as subsldiesor installation grants, the proviaion of housing and other benefitsl
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the reporting of human rights by states, specifically in relation to the protection of the family. It requests information on laws, regulations, and court decisions related to the rights of men and women to enter into marriage, establish a family, and enjoy equal rights. The text also asks about measures taken to abolish customs, laws, and practices that affect the freedom of choice of a spouse. This suggests that the category should be related to human rights or social issues.