lhe members of those bodies concerning Assenbly resolution 39,/138 anal relaced rssues are retlected in their nost recent. annual repotts (A/4O/IB, A/40/40 and E/1985 /L8, respectively) . 5. Pursuant to Che General Assenblyrs reguest, also nade in resolution 39 /L39,the Cotrmission on Hunan RighCs considered a! ils forty-first session the suggeslions relating to technical assistance and advisory services nade by Che chairnen of the superviaory bodies in their report. to lhe Assenbly lA/39/454,paras. 30-32), The Conmlssion adopted resolution L985/26 of 11 March 1985, byehicb, inter alia, iC recoronended that in cases in which technical assiaEance lnthe field of hunan ri.ghts was being conaidered at the request of a covernment, due consideration should be given Eo the organizat.ion of informatlon and,/or training courges for appropriate governnent personnel in the country concerned on theprovisions of international hunan rights sEandards and the experience of relelrantinternational organs. By its resolution 1985,/45 of L4 ttarch 1995, the Comnission requested the Secre ta ry-General !o consider Hays and rneana, rithin existingresources, of assisEing States partj.es to the Covenants in the preparation of theirreports, including the auarding of felLowships to covernment otficials engaged inthe preparation of such reports, regional t.raining courses and other possibilicies available under the advisory services prograrnne. 6, The present. report is subnitted in accordance sith paragraph 6 of General Assenbly resolution 39/L35. In the elaboraeion of lhe report, tbe Secretary-Gene ra I has taken into aqcoune the vieus of the experts of, the hurDanrights supervisory bodies which considered resoluCion 39/L38, as indicated inparagraph 4 above. II. UPDATED INFORMATION ON THE GENER.AL SITUATION OF THE SUB!4ISSION OF REPORTS OF STATES PARTIES TO UNITED NATIONS CONVENTIONS ON HUMAN RIGHTS ?. At present, six United Nations hunan rights inserunenEs conEain obligations to report. to international supervisory bodies on the inplementation of the treatyprovisions at the national level in respect. of States parties to lhe conventions.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the United Nations' activities and resolutions related to human rights, specifically the submission of reports by states parties to human rights conventions. The text mentions technical assistance, advisory services, and training programs, which suggests a focus on the implementation of human rights standards at the national level.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education