text: C. Guidelines €or reportinq on all. the rights recognized in articles 13 to 15 of the Covenant 1, Ini tia 1 reports 48. In accordance lrith articles 16 and 17 of the Covenant and with lhe programme set forth in resol-ution 1988 (LX) of the Economic and Social Council, Governmenls of the States parlies lo the Covenant are reguested go report, by I Septe.nber 1981' on the rights covered in part III, articles 13 to 15 of the Covenant, As stated in articles 16 (1) and l? (2) of the Covenant, Governnents are invited to reporc on "the measures uhich they have adopted and the progress made in achieving lhe observance of the rights recognized Iin these articlesl " and Co indicaEe aoy "factors and difficulties affecting Che degree of fuLfi.lmenf of obtigations under lthese articlesl'r. / .. .A/40 /600/Add.l Eng1i sh Page 16 49. It is sugqested lbat i,n Chis third series of reports, covernments shoulatdescribe the basic conditions prevailing in their countries, as well as the basicprogrammes and institutions relevant to che right.s dealt 'rirh in articl.es 13 to ls,and that they should stress the developments regarding the6e conditions, programmesand institutions which have taken place since the entry into force of the covenant- that isr since 3 January 197G. 50. 'dhere reLevant infornation has previously been furnished to the Unlted Nationsor to a specialized agency - for lnstance; under the system of periodic reports onhuman rights established by Econonic and social council resolution L0?4 c (xxxrx)or in reFnrts under the relevant instrumenEs of the united Nations Educational,Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) _ tt lrill not be oecessary toreproduce this information, but a precise reference to the information sofurnished, preferably with indications of the relevant documents, will suffice.
analysis: This text appears to be related to the reporting of a country's progress on human rights, specifically those recognized in articles 13-15 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. It seems to be focused on the government's obligations to report on the measures taken to achieve the observance of these rights, as well as any factors and difficulties affecting their fulfillment.