the full development and advancementlhe exercise and enjoyment of human on a basis of equality witb men;(b) Any leqal and olher measures adopted to j.mplement the Convention or thej.rabsence as welf as any effects rrhich ratification of the convention has had on thestate partyrs actuar, general. sociar, economic. poritical and regal frameworksince entry into force of the Convenlion for the reporting State, (c) I4hether there are any institutions or authorities \.rhich havetask Eo ensure that the principle of equalily between men and rromen iswith in practice, and what remedies are availabLe todiscriminationi (d) The means used to promote and ensureof women for the purpose of guaranteeing themrlgbts and fundanental freedoms in a11 fields (e) Whether thedirectly enforced by. whether the provisions laws or adnin istra t ive concer ned .of the Convention have toregulalions in order to bebe implenented by rara y of internal enforced by the authorities in relation to each provision ofprovisions o€ the Convention can be invoked before. andthe courts. other tribunals or adminiserative auehorities or 4. Part two should provide specific inforrnalionthe Convention !A/40/60O/AdA.r English Page 36 (a) The cons ti tu tiona I , measures 1n force tlegislative and a dmi ni stra t i veprovlslons or ocner (b) The developments that. have laken place and the programmes and institutions that have been established since the entrv into force of the Convention i (c) Any restrictions or limitations, even of a temporary nature, inposed by Law or practice or in any other flEnner on the enjoynent of each righti (d) Any other factors or difficultsies affecti.ng the exercise and enjoynent of each rightt (e) Any other information on progress made in the fulfilment of each right. 5. It is recommended that the reports should not be confined to mere lists of
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women. The report discusses various aspects related to women's rights, such as equality, exercise and enjoyment of human rights, implementation of the Convention, and measures taken to promote and ensure women's rights. The report also mentions institutions, authorities, and remedies for discrimination. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, international trade, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology, which suggests that it is not directly related to these categories.

**Category**
Human rights