text: to emp]-oy international machinery for ttrepronotion of the economlc and social advance -r€nt of aL1 peoples ( tlre Preamble) i to promote and encourage respect for humanrlghts and for fundamental freedoms for al1wltlrout dlstlnctlon as to race, sex, languageor religlon (article 1, paragraph 3) i to prorote the princlple of equal rlghts and self-detesnlnatLon of peoples (.qrtlcte 1,paragraph 2); to establish conditions urd,e r whlch Justlceand respect for the obligations arislog frcmtreatles and ottrer sources of internationallaw can be maj.ntained (the Prearnble). For the fulfllment of those obJectives and purtrnses, the Charter envlsaged a machj.nery that was simpler yet ln a way eomplex. It was sinple in the sense that lt conten- plated no rnore than sljr principaL organs, namely, the the General Assenbly, ltre Securlty Council r tlre Economlc and Soc1a1 Counei.l, the ttusteeshlp Council, ttreA/40/726 Bngl ish Page l-0 Internatlonal Court of Justice6 arri a Secretariat wlttr fairly well defined functions i but certaln inbuilt provj.sions ln the system lntroduced complexities, partl- cularly where tlte relations betveen i*te General Assembly and the Security Counc il were concerr.led as also the lntroduction of the provisj.on in Article 2(T) concern!_ng matte rs lrhich slere essentially ivithin the domestic Jurisdlction of any state. Whilst tie General Assembly'as a plenara, organ, composed of the entlre mernbe rsh J. p of the United Natlons, was ernpowe!'ed to discuss ancr deliberate upon an], guest_i on or matte r withj.n the scope of the Charter. the prlmarft responsibillty for maintenance of international peace and security includlng taking of collecti.re actj.on was vested in the Security Council with an extremely linlted membe rshlp - Thls was.no doubt ge €rred prlrnarl-ly at ensur1ng speedy actlort, wltlr the Councl-L contlnuously lnSesslon- As a practf,.cal means to ensure that the flatof the unlted Natlons 1n contatnlng or preventlng
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the United Nations Charter, its objectives, and the organization's structure and functions. The text highlights the promotion of economic and social advancement, respect for human rights, and the maintenance of international peace and security. These themes suggest that the category should be related to international relations, global governance, or international cooperation.