text: accedetothisConvention attheirearliest convenience. TheUnitedNations initiated theDecadeforWomenwhichisnownearingits end.InIceland theDecadebeganwithwidepublicity surrounding aworkstoppage onUnitedNations Day,24October, in1975,theInternational Women's Year-when Icelandic womentookadayofffrompaidandunpaidworkinordertolettheir contribution tosociety beclearlyfelt,realized aadappreciated. Thisimportant UnitedNations initiative hashadspecific legalresults in Iceland andhasencouraged thedevelopment ofagreater roleforIcelandic womenin theirsociety. Thesuccessful outcomeoftheNairobi Conference wasanimportant achievement ininternational co-operation, whennearly160nations agreedon matters concerning women's welfare ingeneral, andtheirrighttoabetterlife. Itisourfirmhopeandbeliefthattheresults oftheUnitedNations Decadefor Womenwillcontinue toleadtoirreversible improvements inthelotofwomeninall partsoftheworld. TheunitedNations hasdedicated thisyeartotheyouthoftheworld. Youth isthefuture. Letushopethatthepreamble ofourCharter willbecomeareality forthosewhoareyoungnowandthattheywillinherit fromusabetter international situation andacloserandmoredynamic co-operation amongthe peoples oftheEarththanwehaveeverenjoyed. Letuspledgethatwewilldoourutmosttomakethedreamcometrue,thatthe younggeneration intheworldtodaywillenjoyahappier andmorefulfilling life thananygeneration before, breaking neither thelawnorthepeace. •"".,..•-....... : ~2.AVl G:.:l~~ \
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the advancement of women's rights and the role of the United Nations in promoting gender equality. It mentions specific initiatives and conferences, such as the Decade for Women, and highlights the importance of international cooperation in achieving these goals. The text also touches on the theme of youth and the future, but this seems to be secondary to the main focus on women's rights.