text: and the "Draft Arab charter on people's and human rights" (1986). V. IMPACT OF THIS PROGRAMME AND OTHER RELATED INITIATIVES IN THE ARAB WORLD 12. Partly as a result of these programmes, a number of law schools and specialized institutions have established human rights institutes and programmes. The universities of Cairo, Zagazig, Mansourah and Assuit have established Human Rights Institutes, and the Research Center of the Egyptian Police Academy is planning one. The following faculties of law have also established human rights courses: Assuit, Casablanca, Cairo, Ein-Shams, Fez, Jordan, Khartoum, Kuwait, Lebanese, Mansourah, Mu'ta, Rabat, Tunis, Zagazig. In addition, the faculties of law of Aleppo, Benghazi and Damascus Universities are planning such courses. 13. These programmes have also initiated or contributed to the process of stimulating research and study of human rights in various parts of the Arab world, which has taken a variety of forms. 14. In December 1987, the University of Cairo Law School held a conference entitled "Teaching human rights in law schools". E/CN.4/Sub.2/1990/NGO/4 paqe 4 15. Since 1987, the Eqyptian Association of Criminal Law has held its three annual congresses on a topic which included human riqhts. 16. In April 1988, a conference was held in Alexandria entitled "Protection of human riqhts in comparative criminal proceedinqs; Eqypt, France, and the United States". It was orqanized by the Institute in collaboration with the Eqyptian, French and American sections of the International Association of Penal Law. Its proceedinqs were published in "8 Nouvelles Etudes Pénales" (1989). 17. In January 1989, an international conference was held entitled "United Nations declaration on principles of justice for victims of crime and abuse of oower". The conference's recommendations were read in the presence of President Mubarak, the Eqyptian Cabinet and many dignitaries, and were carried by Egyptian television and radio programmes on that day. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the development of human rights programs and institutions in the Arab world, including conferences, research centers, and courses on human rights law. This suggests that the category should be related to education, human rights, and social development.