(g) Pending articles and parts of articles of the draft Convention still in brackets on second reading (A/C.3/44/WG.l/CRP.6 and Add.1 and 2): / . . . A/C. 3/45/l English Page 4 (h) Letter dated 3 May 1988 submitted by the International Labour Office (A/C.3/43/WG.l/CRP.2); (i) Working paper submitted by Finland, Greece, Italy, MOIOCCO, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Yugoslavia containing proposals for part VII of the draft Convention entitled "Application of the Convention" (A/C.3/43/WG.l/CRP.5); (j) Working paper submitted by Finland, Greece, India, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Spain and Sweden containing a proposed text for article 62 w (Self-employed migrant workers) (A/C.3/43/WG.l/CRP.6); (k) Cross-references in the draft Convention (A/C.J/dO/WG.l/CRP.3); (1) Working paper concerning self-employed migrant workers submitted by Finland, Greece, India, Italy, Norway, Spain and Sweden, subsequently joined by Portugal, containing proposals for additional provisions in article 2 and part IV of the draft Convention (A/C.3/4O/WG.l/CRP.S); (m) Letter dated 21 August 1985 from the Vice-Chairman of the Working Group addressed to the Chairman of the Working Group (A/C.3/40/WG.l/CRP.7)$ (n) Working paper submitted by the United States of America containing a , proposal relating to article 2 of the draft Convention (A/C.3/4O/WG.l/CRP.S); (0) Proposal by Australia for a new subparagraph of article 2, paragraph 2, of the draft Convention (A/C.3/4O/WG.l/CRP.9); (p) Working paper submitted by Denmarkr revised proposal to replace article 89 in document A/C.3/39/WG.l/WP.l (A/C.3/40/WG.l/CRP.11); (q) Report of the Secretary-General on policies related to issues concerning specific groups: the social situation of migrant workers and their families (E/CB?.5/1985/8)r (r) The observations of the International Labour Office on the text provisionally agreed upon during the first reading (A/C.3/4O/WG.l/CRP.l); (6) Comments of the Government of Colombia on the report of the Working Group (A/C.3/40fWG.l/CRP.2)i (t) Proposed text for articles 79 and 72 of the draft Convention, submitted by the delegation of Mexico (A/C.3/4O/WG.l/CRP.4); 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international labor law and the drafting of a convention regarding migrant workers. It mentions various working papers, proposals, and reports submitted by different countries and organizations, which suggests that the topic is employment-related.

**Category**
Employment