causes of thos€ forns of terrorian and acts of violence which lie in misery' frusEration, grievance ard despair and uhich cause sone peoPle to sacrifice human lives' including tbeir own, in an attenpE Eo effecl radical changes: report of the secreta ry-General (P.130). 4. Progressive development of the PrinciPles and norns of internaEional Ia$ relating to the ne{ international econonic orders rePort of lbe Sec r eEary-Gene ral (P.l3I). Developnent and strengthening of good-ne i.9 hbour 1i ness beteeen States! report of the secreta ry-Gene ral (P.f32)- Peaceful settlement of disputes behteen States (P.133). 7. Draf! Code of Offences aqainsE the Peace and Security of Mankind: rePort of the Secreta ry-General (P.I34). 8. Report of the special comnittee on Enhancinq tbe EffecEiveness of the Principle of Non-Use of Force in InEernacional Relationa (P'I35)' 9. Report of the United Nations Connission on Ineernational Trade Law on Ebe sork of its eighteenth session (P.135). 10. consideration of effective neasures to enbance the Protection, security and safety of aliplonatic and consular missions and rePresentalives: rePort of the Sec re ta ry-Gene ral ( P.137) ll. ReporE of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Drafbing of an International Convention against the Recruitnent, Use' Financing and Training of Mercenaries (P'138) ' L2. Report of the International Law CoEmission on the eork of ils lhirty-seventh session (P.I39) ' 13. preparation for t.he United.Naf,ions Conference on the Laht of Treaties bel$een states and International organizatlons or betrdeen International organlzations (P.140). 14, Report of the Comnittee on Relations with Ehe Hosl Couniry (P.l4f).15. Report of the speciaL committee on the charter of the united Nations and onthe Strengthening of the Rote of the Organization (p,142). 34l 15. Draft Body of Principres for the protecti.on of All persons under Any Form of,. Detention or Inprisonnent (p.143).
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report from the Secretary-General of the United Nations, discussing various issues related to international relations, security, and human rights. The topics covered include the causes of terrorism, the development of international principles and norms, the peaceful settlement of disputes, and the protection of individuals under detention or imprisonment. These themes suggest that the report is focused on international relations and human rights, rather than specific sectors like economy, health, or education.

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