text: the entire lntent of the Convention. It should also be borne in nind that theprinciples of equality betsteeh nen and oonen and of non-d i scr iminat ion on the basta of, sex, ehich are enshrined in the Charter of the Uniteal Nations as one of itapurposes, in the Universal Declaration of Hunan Rights of 1948 and in variouarnultilaeeral instruftents, have already become general principles of internationallae ohicb apply to the international conmuhity, to shich the Republ.ic of Korea belong s, 3. The objection of the GovernrnenC ot Mexico to the reservations in question should not be interpreted as lnpeding the entry into force of the 1979 Conventionas betvreen Mex lco and the Republic of Korea. OB.]ECTIONS BY THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERIIANY TO THE NESERVATIONS MADE BY BANGTADESH, BRAZIL, EGYPT, MAURITIUS AND THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA UPON ACCESSION. AND BRAZIL, JAMAICA AND THE REPUBI,IC OF KOREA UPON RATIFICATION [Or ig i,nal: Engli Ehl [10 iru ry 19851 l. The Federal Republic of cermany considers that the reservations nade by Egypt regarding article 2, article 9, paragraph 2, and article 16, by Banglaalesh r€garding article 2, article 13 (a) anat article 16, paragraph 1 (a) and (f) , byBraziI regarding article 156, paragraph 4, and article 16, paragEaph I (a) , (c),(q) and (h), by ,tamaica regarding article 9. paragraph 2, by the Republic of Korea regarding article 9 and article 16, paragraph I (c) , (d) , (f) and (9) , and by Maurieius regarding article ll, paragraph I (b) anal (d), and article 16, paragraph I (9), are incompatible with the object and purpose of the Convention(article 28, paragraph 2) and therefore objects to the|l|. In relation to the Federal Republic of cernany, they may hot be j-nvoked in supporC of a legal practice
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international law and treaties, specifically the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a legal or diplomatic context. The text mentions various countries and their reservations to the Convention, which suggests that the topic is related to international relations and human rights.