details of the type of pressure applied by the Government of Finland to combat apartheid. They also wished to know whether there had been any amendment to the 1985 Act on measures against South Africa and whether Finland had resumed a programme of assistance to Namibia on a large scale. 93. With reference to article 4 of the Convention, members expressed the wish for more information on legislative measures aimed at preventing the emergence of organizations advocating racial discrimination and on action the Government planned to take if such organizations were established. 94. As far as the implementation of article 5 of the Convention was concerned, members of the Committee asked whether any cases of racial discrimination had been brought before the courts since 1986. They also requested details of the manner in which Finland was implementing article 5 of the Convention. 95. Regarding article 7 of the Convention, members asked for further details on measures in the field of education with a view to combating racial prejudice. 96. The representative of the reporting State, replying to the questions raised by the members of the Committee, explained that all foreigners resident in Finland basically enjoyed the same rights as Finnish citizens in the political, social, cultural and other fields, but their economic activities were restricted to a certain extent. Furthermore, the right to vote was thus far only enjoyed by foreigners who were citizens of a Nordic country. However, legislation was in preparation to extend that right to other foreigners. Regarding the emigration of Jews from the Soviet Union, he pointed out that it had always been Finland's position that all Jews from that country should be free to choose their country of destination. Finnish citizens of Swedish mother tongue accounted for some 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the policies and actions of the Government of Finland in relation to international human rights conventions, specifically the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. The text mentions various questions and answers related to racial discrimination, rights of foreigners, and legislative measures to combat racial prejudice. This suggests that the category should be related to human rights or international cooperation.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education