practices affecting the exercise of the rights recognized in articles 6 to 9t (c) The extent to rhich effective progress has been made during the reportingperlod in achieving the observance of the rights recognized in articles 6 to 9 as a re8ult of the enactnent or (bdification of legislation, or as a result of collective agreements and courl decisionsr (d) Factors and dlfficul-ties affecting the degree of realization of therights recognized in artlcles 6 to 9; (e) Replies to guestions raised and observations made in the Sessional workinq Group of covernmental Experts of the Economic and Social Council durinq the consideratlon of the initj.al reportt (f) Comnents on matters arising from the consideration of reporEs subnitted by specialized agencies, in accordance with areicle 1.8 of the Covenant, on the progress made in achievi.ng the observance of che rights recognized in articles 5to 9t^/40/5OO/Add.LEng!.i sh Paqe 9 (S) Action taken as a resuLt of the co-operation and dialogue wigh thesessional working Group of Governmental Experts subsequent to the conai.deration ofthe initial report. 25. Where relevant. informalion has previously been submltted in the lnitial reportor has been furnished to the United Nations or to a speciallzed agency, forinstance, in reports submltted under articles Lg oE 22 of lhe constitution of rl,o,it will not be necessary to reproduce this information, but a preciae reference tothe informatlon so furnlshed, preferably r{ith indlcatlons of the relevantdocuments, ni11 suffice. 26. It will be appreciated if copies of the prlncipal laws, requlations,collective rgreements and courg decisions mentioned in the second periodic reportare also forwarded.
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to a country's report on its progress in observing human rights, specifically focusing on the implementation of legislation and collective agreements to promote and protect these rights. The text mentions laws, regulations, collective agreements, and court decisions, which suggests a focus on institutional and policy aspects rather than specific sectors or industries.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Employment