text: ¿4/ International Year of Shelter for the Homeless, General Assembly resolution 40/203, 17 December 1985. 55/ International Year of Disabled Persons, General Assembly resolution 32/133, 16 December 1977; International Youth Year, General Assembly resolution 34/154, 17 December 1979. 56/ International Youth Year, General Assembly resolution 35/126, 11 December 1980. 57/ International Youth Year, General Assembly resolution 35/126, 11 December 1980. 5fi/ E.g.. the International Year of Disabled Persons, General Assembly resolution 35/133, 11 December 1980. 59/ General Assembly resolution 42/104, 7 December 1987. Digitized by UN Library GenevaNptes 60/ General Assembly resolution 31/169, 21 December 1976. 61/ General Assembly resolution 35/133, 11 December 1980. 62/ International Year of Disabled Persons, General Assembly resolution 35/133, 11 December 1980; International Youth Year, General Assembly resolution 38/22, 22 November 1983. 63/ General Assembly resolution 37/48, 3 December 1982. М / E/CN.4/Sub.2/1989/8 and Add.l, II July 1989. Digitized by UN Library GenevaANNEXES LEGISLATIVE AUTHORITY FOR RECENT INTERNATIONAL YEARS 1975 International Women's Year: General Assembly resolution 3010 (XXVII), 18 December 1972; 1979 International Year of the Child: General Assembly resolution 31/169, 21 December 1976; 1981 International Year for Disabled Persons; General Assembly resolution 31/123, 16 December 1976; 1985 International Youth Year; Participation, Development, Peace: General Assembly resolution 34/151, 17 December 1979; 1986 International Year of Peace: General Assembly resolution 40/3, 24 October 1985; 1987 International Year of Shelter for the Homeless; General Assembly resolution 37/221, 20 December 1982; 1990 International Literacy Year: General Assembly resolution 42/104, 7 December 1987. Digitized by UN Library GenevaDRAFT PROGRAMME OF ACTIVITIES FOR AN INTERNATIONAL YEAR FOR INDIGENOUS RGHTS 1. The Working Group on Indigenous Populations should be encouraged to complete the text of a draft Universal Declaration of Indigenous Rights by its eleventh session, in 1991, so that the draft Declaration can be considered by 
analysis: The text appears to be related to international declarations, resolutions, and programs focused on social and humanitarian issues, such as human rights, disability, peace, and indigenous rights. It does not seem to be directly related to economic development, natural resources, or industry.