text: convention' as well as those against lrhon lega] proceedings have been undertaken by States Parties to the Convention' 13. By resoLution 39/19 the General Assembly conmended those stales parties to the convention that had subnitted their reports under artj'cle vrr tbereoft called upon all States parties to the Convention to adoPt leqislative, judicial and adrninistrative neasures to prosecute, bring to tiiat ana punish, in accordance with their juristliction, Persons responsible for. or accused of' the acts enunerated in articte II of the conventioni and furtber calLed upon states parties Eo Ehe Convention to submit their opinions on the extent and the nature of the responsibility of transnational corporations for the continued existence of the sysiern of upuith.ia in south Africa and on the application of article lrr of the Convention to the activities of those corporatlons' 14. The croup of Three on the Inplementation of the Convention' aPpointed by the chairman of lhe Comrnission on Hunan Rights at its forlieth session under article rx of the Convention, was conposed of the representalives of Mexico' Senegal and the UkrainiansovietsocialistRepublic.rtnetattheUnitedNalionsofficea!Genevafron 28 January !o I February L985 and had before i! reports subrnitted since 1ts ]984 session by eight states parties' 15. In its report to the Commission on Hunan Rights at its forty-first. sessron (E/CN.4/Lgg5/27) ' the croup, inter alia, noled t"ith "ontttn that nore than half of the states parties to the coniliEon had not submitted any report and urged in particular those states parties which had not yet submitted their initial reports' to do so as soon ". po""-ibl., as regulred under article VII of Ehe Convention' It reiterated its reconrnendation that the general guidelines regarding the forn and content of, reports should be fully taken into account by alt States parties whenA/40/606 Enqlish Page 4
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