text: NITED rATlOt{S General AssemblYDrst!:. GENERAL A/40/638/Add.l 4 october l9B 5 ORIGINAL! ENGTISH Fortletr) sess ton Agenda i tem 12 FEPORT OF THE ECONOMIC AND SOC IAL rotectroncortNcl L estion of the i !!eI rr 4f en3!-l i.9 ! l of the hurnan 11h ts of ii-.ju-il = ,^,no ore not citi zens ofthe coun tin ]^'h ich tbeliue Paq eReport of the Secretsry-General AdCendu m CONTENTS REPLIES RECEIVED FROM COVERNMENTS Italy . 85-21365 s664f (El A/4a/638/Add.7 Enqlish Paqe 2 REPLIES RECEIVED FROM COVERNMENTS ITALY IOr iq ina l: Enqlishl [19 September t9B5l I. The draft declarat ::"::j"*;;::i,i:'t:[1.:i'i"'ill :iT",'":i:";:.:i":':;"i::"ii':::";l:,":;.:::::::" 3;"..itxl_i?ii:;:,,"1".i:.Genera1 Assernbly. ir 1'ifl, hovrever, bave rhe status of asovereign riqhts. rr|1ch states wilr hopefully adhere in an" ."...t]" of their 3. The draft .leclaratiorr draws glggsnsively from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights anc the two internation.r cor,.i"ni"i the conbination of this factor: wrth the above-rnen t ioned status an"a ia-riii""n-1oy ,.,r, "., adopted. makes it rmperatrve - in the view of the rtalian co"rrn."nt - tha. the decraration does not, rn any lrav' contain eording susceptibre i; ;;;;" inrerpreted a.s a restriction of rights set foith in existing f,u.an riqhtJ-in'ii.u..n.., 4. Moreover, there i.sdraft. !,hich shoul<t be "i;:;::::. imbat.ance amons the varlous articles of Ehe Article 1. should it be adopted q,ith the inclusron of the lrords ,,Leqally,, and.ii"l:il.;"!f."::::l::".. senrence L,itt be n.""""".y ro crearly indicare which ofrheir starus,"u," f",rjl:,i;':::,"::i:.iff'I"::.#,:ljl";:::i:j":;i;"""..,". ",
analysis: This text appears to be a report from the United Nations, discussing the draft declaration of human rights and the responses received from governments, including Italy. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is of a high-level international nature. The focus is on the rights of individuals and the status of sovereign rights, indicating that the category should be related to human rights or international relations.