111Th.d.l.tlation. oftheBahamas andK.nyasUb••qu.ntly indicat.d that,had th.yb••npr.s.nt d~rinqthevoting,th.ywouldhavevot.dinfavour. -116-Infayour. Beli.e, Bolivia, Bra.il, BUlgaria, C~m~roou. China,Colombia, Cuba,C.echo.lovakia, Guinea, India,Indone.ia, Iraq,Jordan, Le.otho, LibyanArabJamahiriya, Nicaragua, Oman,Poland, Rwanda, SriLanka,Sudan,Ukrainian SovietSocialist Republic, Unionof SovietRocialist Republics, Uruguay, Vene.uela, Yugoslavia, Zaire,Zambia. A;ain,t. UnitedStatesofAmerica. Ab.tainin;. Canada, Dlnmark, France, Germany, Federal ~epublic of,Grelce, Ireland, Italy,Japan,Netherland., NewZlaland, Norway, Portugal, Tuni.ia, UnitedKingdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland. 267.TheCommittee thenadopted thedraftdeci.ion byarecorded voteof43to2, withnoabstentions. Thevotingwasasfollows. 111 Infayour. Beli.e, Bolivia, Bra.il, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, China, Colombia, Cuba, C~echoslovakia, Denmark, France, Germany, Federal Republic of,Greece, Guinea, India,Indonesia, Iraq,Ireland, Italy,Japan,Jordan, Le.otho, LibyanArabJamahiriya, Netherlands, NewZealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Rwanda, SriLanka,Sudan,Thailand, Tuni.ia, Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, UnionofSovietSocialist Republics, United Kingdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland, Uruguay, Vlne.uela, Yugoslavia, Zaire,Zambia. A;ain,t. Oman,UnitedState.ofAmerica. Ab'tainin;. None. 268.Inthelightofthladoption ofdraftdecision E/1989/C.2/L.7, noactionwas taklnondraftresolution E/1989/C.2/L.6. 269.Afterthedraftdeci.ion wasadopted, theobserver forAustria madea statement. 270.TheCouncil, atits15thplenary meeting, on24May,adopted thedraft dlcision recommended bytheCommittee (E/1989/91, para.59,draftdecision IV)bya recorded voteof51to1,withnoabstentions. Forthefinalte.t,seeCouncil decision 1989/134. Thevotingwasasfollows. LInfayour. Bahamas, BIli.e, Bolivia, Bra.il, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, China,Colombia, Cuba,C.echoslovakia, Denmark, France, Germany, Federal Republic of,Ghana,Greece, Guinea, Indonesia, Iran(Islamic Republic of),Iraq,Ireland, Italy,Japan,Jordan, Kdnya,Lesotho, Liberia, LibyanArabJamahiriya, Netherlands, NewZealand, Nicaragua, Niger,Norway, Oman,Poland, Portugal, Rwanda, Somalia, SriLanka,Sudan,Thailand, Trinidad andTobago, Tunisia, Ukrainian SovietSocialist RepUblic, UnionofSoviet Socialist Republic., UnitedKingdom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland, Uruguay, Ve~e.uela, Yugosl~,ia, Zaire,Zambia. -117-Againltl UnitedStatesofAmerica. Abltainingl None. 271.Afterthedraftdecision wasadopted. therepresentative oftheUnitedStatel of~erica madeastatement (seeE/1989/SR.15). International co-operation ingombating organiled grime 272.Atthe12thmeetinq. on11May.therepresentative oftheUnionofSoviet Socialist Republics. onbehalfofBelqium. ZQIBUlgaria, Colombia, France, the GermanDemocratic Republic, ZQItheFederal Republic ofGermany, Italy,Poland. tIle UnionofSovietSocialilt Republics, theUnitedKingdom ofGreatBritain and Northern Ireland andtheUnitedStatesofAmerica, introduced adraftresolution (E/1989/C.2/L.8) entitled "International co-operation incombatinq organised crime". Subl.quently, Canadajoinedinsponsoring thedraftresolution. 273.Atits14thmeeting, on12May.theCommittee adopted thedraftresolution. 274.TheCouncil. atits15thplenary meeting, on24May,adopted thedraft resolution recommended bytheCommittee (E/1989/91, para.58.draftresolution XXV). Forthefinaltext,seeCouncil resolution 1989/70. World,ogia1,ituation 275.Atthe12thmeeting. on11May,theob.erver forMalay.ia, ZQIonbehalfof theStatesMembers oftheUnitedNations thataremember. oftheGroupof77, introduced adraftrelol..ltion (E/1989/C.2/L.9) entitled "Worldsociallituation". , 276.Atthe20th meeti~9' on18May,theobserver forMalaysia, ZQIonbehalfof theStatesMemberl oftheUnitedNations thatarememberl oftheGroupof77, introduced areviseddraftresolution (E/1989/C.21L.9/Rltv.1), whichcontained the following changesl (a)Inthelecondpreambular paraqraph, theyear"1989"waRdeleted before theword."report ontheworldlocialsituation"l
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international cooperation and decision-making processes within the United Nations. It mentions various countries and organizations, and the adoption of resolutions and decisions related to international crime and social situations. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the text is related to international governance and diplomacy.

**Category**
International humanitarian aid and relief, International cooperation