ofviolence whichliein~isery, frustration, grievance and'despair andwhichcausesomepeopletosacrifice humanlives,including theirown,inanattempt toeffectradical changes: reportofthe Secretary-General 81 /......A/40/l00/Add.l English Page20 CONTENTS (continued) 130.Progressive development oftheprinciples andnormsof international lawrelating tothenewinternational economic o<der: report oftheSecretary-General .•~................................ 81 131.Development andst<engthening ofgood-neighbourliness between States: <eportoftheSecretary-General.......................... 81 132.Peaceful settlement ofdisputes between States•••••••••••••••••••• 82 133.DraftCodeofOffences against thePeaceandSecu<ity ofMankind: reportoftheSecretary-General................................... 82 134.ReportoftheSpecial Committee onEnhancing theEffectiveness of thePrinciple ofNon-Use ofForceinInternational Relations •••••• 82 135.Repo<toftheUnitedNations Commission onInte<national TradeLaw ontheworkofitseighteenth session •..•.••.••••••.••••••.•••••.• 82 136.Consideration ofeffective measu<es toenhance theprotection, security andsafetyofdiplomatic andconsular missions and representatives: reportoftheSec<etary-General ••••••••••••••••• 82 137.Repo<t OftheAdHocCommittee OntheD<afting ofanInternational Convention against theRec<uitment, Use,Financing andTraining of Mercenar ies 82 138.ReportoftheInternational LawCommission ontheworkofits thirty-seventh session .•••.•••.••.•.•.••.••..•••••••••.•••••.••••• 83 139.Prepa<ation fortheUnitedNations Conference ontheLawof Treaties between States andInternational Organizations orbetween International Organizations •••••.•••.•••.••.••.••••••.••.••••••••• 83 140.ReportoftheCommittee onRelations withtheHostCountry........ 83 141.ReportoftheSpecial Committee ontheCharter oftheunited Nations andontheStrengthening oftheRoleoftheOrganization 83 142.DraftBodyofPrinciples fortheProtection ofAllPersons under AnyFormofDetention orImprisonment ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 83 143.D<aftstandard rulesofprocedure fo<UnitedNations conferences: reportoftheSecretary-General................................... 84 144.Torture andothercruel, inhuman 0<degrading treatment or puni.shment 84 I ...A/40/ro0/Add.L Eng li sh Page 2l CONTENTS (continued) 145. International co-operation in the peaceful, exploitation of outer space under conditions of lts non-ni I itar izat lonPaqe a4 145, solenn appeaL to gt.atea 1n conflict to cease arned action torthltith and to aettle disputes betseen then through negotiaEions, and to States ilenbers of the Unlted Nations Co undertake to solee Bituations ot tension and confllct and existing disputes bypolitical neans and to refrain from the threat or use of force and fron any intervention in the internal affairs of other States ..... 84 f47. Internatlonal reliet to tite:.ico . 84A/40/ LOO/Add.L EngIish Paqe 22 I. INTRODUCTION l. This document. which brinqs up to date the infornation contalned in the annotatd prelinlnary fist (A,/40,/100), has been prepared in contornity xith paraqraph 17 (c) of annex II to General Assenbly resolution 2837 (XXVI) of 17 December 1971.
**Analysis**
This document appears to be a report from the United Nations Secretary-General, covering various aspects of international relations, law, and cooperation. The text mentions topics such as international law, non-use of force, diplomatic and consular missions, mercenaries, torture, and international cooperation. These topics suggest a focus on international relations, diplomacy, and governance, rather than economic development or specific sectors like agriculture or industry.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief