Dominican Republic Thirdreport 24June1988 18August 1988 Colombia I!'ourthreport 2October 1988 2SDecember 1988 Australia Sixthreport 30October 1986 1June1989 Burundi Sixthreport 26November 1988 16August 1989 Democratic Yemen Seventh report 19November 1987 23January 1989 Oatar Seventh report 22August 1989 16May1989 Rwanda Seventh report 16May1988 2November 1988 Cameroon Eighthreport 24July1986 15I!'ebruary 1989 Democratic Yemen Eighthreport 19November 1989 23January 1989 Malta Eighthreport 26June1986 26July1989 Cameroon Ninthreport 24July1988 15I!'ebruary 1989 Denmark Ninthreport 8January 1989 11August 1989 Malta Ninthreport 26June1988 26July1989 Norway Ninthreport 6September 1987 25July1989 Philippines Ninthreport 5January 1986 12July1989 Sweden Ninthreport 5January 1989 5January 1989 Argentina Tenthreport 5January 1988 27I!'ebruary 1989 Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic Tenthreport 7May1988 25January 1989 Egypt Tenthreport 5January 1988 5December 1988 I!'inland Tenthreport 16August 1988 17AUO,Just 1989 Germany, I!'ederal Republic of Tenthreport 14June1988 3January 1989 Mongolia Tenthreport 4September 1988 18October 1988 Philippines Tenthreport 5January 1988 12July1989 Ukrainian Soviet Socialist RepUblic Tenthreport 5April1988 24January 1989 UnitedKingdom of GreatBritain and Northern Ireland Tenthreport 5April1988 5October 1988 25May1989 -9-2.~ts nQtyetreceived bytheCQmmittee 33.BytheclQsing dateQfthethirty-seventh aessiQn QftheCQmmittee, 195reports expected from87Statesparties b~forethatdatehadnotyetbeen received. Theycomprised 4initial reports, 15secondperiodic reports, 21third periodic reports, 17fourthperiQdic repQrts, 19fifthperiQdic repQrts, 21sixth periodic repQrts, 23seventh periodic repQrts, 26eighthperiQdic repQrts, 27ninth periodic r.ports and22tenthperiodic repor~s. Inaddition, onesupplementary reportrequested bytheCommittee wasnotreceived. Table2belowprovides the 1"e1eVi,l',t informatiQn onthesereports. Table2.Reports thatwereduebeforetheclosing dateofthe thirty-seventh sessiQn (1September 1989)buthave nQtyetbeenreceived Dateonwhichthe Typeofreport report wasdue Fourthreport 5January 1976 Fitthreport 5January 1978 SixthrepQrt 5January 1980 Seventh report 5January 1982 Eighthreport 5January 1984 NinthrepQrt 5January 1986 Tenthreport 5January 1988 Supplementary 31March1975 Fourthreport 6May1976 Fifthreport 6May1978 Sixthreport 6May1980 Seventh report 6May1982 Eighthreport 6May1984 Ninthreport 6May1986 Tenthreport 6May1988 Initial report 5December 1977 Secondreport 5December 1979 Thirdreport 5Decembel' 1981 Fourthreport 5December 1983 Fifthreport 5December 1985 SixthrepQrt 5December 1987 Initial report 17March1978 Secondreport 17March1980 Thirdreport 17March1982 F,ourthreport 17March1984 Fifthreport 17March1986 Sixthreport 17March1988 -10-....-."--.._.-.._ ----~---~._--~_.~----_.-._-~--_._. --~_ ..------------- Table2(continued) Stateparty Guillea Zaire Gambia CotedIIvoire Lebanon Gabon Togo Uganda Uruguay
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the submissions of periodic reports by various states parties to a committee. The reports are likely related to the implementation of international human rights treaties. The text does not contain specific information on economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. It seems to focus on the reporting process and the status of submissions.

**Category**
Human rights