4. By lts resolution 3?/64 of 3 Decenber 19g2, the General Assenbly. havlnq takennote of the report of the secretary-ceneral on tbe status of the conventron(A/37/349 and Add.l), and the increasing nunber of Member states that haal si.gneal,ratified or acceded to the Convention, invited all States that had not yet done soto becone parties to the convention by ratlfying or acceding !o it. The GeneralAssembly relcomed the erection on 16 April r9g2 of 23 nenbers of the cornnrttee onthe Elinination of Discrinination agalnst $omen and the fact that the connittee hadalready cmnenced its rork and requested the Secretary-General to report to theAssenbly at its thirty-eighch session on the status of the convention. 5- Tlte General Assemblv. by ita reeolution 38,/lo9 of 16 December 19g3, havingtaken note of, the report ot the se,cretery-cenera l on the status of the conventionlA/38/3781 and having considered the report of the conmittee on the Erinination ofDiscrinlnation agalnst i{omen in its first ses6ion, V noted erith apprec iatj.on theincreaalnq nunber of llenber States that. had ratifieat or acceded to the Conventionand lnelted states that bad not yet done so to becone parties to the conventron byratlfytng or accedinq to it. The Assembly uelcomeal the fact that the conmittee hadsuccessfully started it. sork and, inter alia, haa adopted general guidetinesregarding the forn and contents of reports received froD states partiea underarcicle L8 ot the conuention. The A'sembly reguested the s ecr etarv-Genera r toaubmit to the ceneral Asgenbly at its thirty-ninch seEsion a ,"port on the statusof the Convent.ion.A/40/623 English Page 3 6. By it3 resolution 39/13O of 14 December 1984, the General Asserobly, havrnq gaken note of the report of the Secr etary-Gene ra:^ on the statue of the Convention (A/3g/4551, inter alia, expressed its appreciation for the increaainq nunber of l,tenber States that had ratified or acceded to the Convention and invited Statea that haal not yet done so to become partie6 to the Convention by ratifyinq or
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international law and human rights, specifically the Elimination of Discrimination against Women. The language used is formal and official, and the text mentions the General Assembly, resolutions, and reports. The content focuses on the status of the Convention and the number of states that have ratified or acceded to it, indicating a concern for international cooperation and human rights.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, Education