Mindful of the fact, chat tne need to promote human rights through the acceltrzcfi 3oonom_c and social development o" all peoples and to integrate human rights standards anu objectives nore effectively into development plans has been a otsn^ chone cf rco^nt reflections in United nations human rights fora, l!2iS211SS Concussion 0:1 human ni^htc, request to the Secretary-General, in its resoluti? 1 L982/A? tc coisider establishing srall reference libraries of human riant.3 r ato.'lals 3n UP. t;1 iK Liens offices, particularly in developing countries, _Furthe£ L^-^ilflf* Cc imission on Human R_ghts resolutions 15 (XXXVII), 30 (x:j":VxJ\ y]~(YX H'^D anl j 5*32/37 ijn'ch recognizes the potential] y important •"ole o- &,-i.i.^'. 3?siouancs iv ps'cro;ir>3 rerpect for human rights and development, Erpi et-ji..t_ ^1- oi-o.afj co.iviciio,. t'"1;!*, United Nations efforts in the human rights field SIJOJI-I iccus noi o^y on cura:i re tuh ziso on preventive measures, Y'jVLnr-,j^oj\si<ie >»so ths excellent first pare of the report of the Special rsrrero5 on on-= petv international economic c-der and the ri.^pt 3 53/ £^ >s ohe importance of pronof.ng full resuect for human rights by o/1: ol t.g Lhs de', "lopment proc-oj together tjith neasures designed to strengthen res.;ec^ "ri <'no uic of "i^u, -irr1. *"o up^o'e knowrlcdge and understanding of the legal Gyceri ° °° yi"I(Ls ri-Ia^e'a] end iruxtiiateral developirent co-operation agencies to nsks a^ciicio1- to LS'^S^^^ \hs necec^a "y iiauerial resources and expertise required to oont"ibutc ^c ,'T; b^^cn°;thenirip- c." -10 _*ule of lav ir the development process; 3. t±TuejL'5, Cl*a ^^o-eiary Gen<?raZ . ^fte.1 consultation with relevant Unite J Kn'Azca ox';,jrs ?nd coeczo in a agencies, including the United Nations Dcveic J" sr/. ? -J*VJI ."e, -re L^i'.er llsticns Educational, Scientific and Cultural Or gam zvt't . rnt. l^e i"or3 -• e^S1. >-o suotiic a report to cne Sub-Commission on the
**Analysis**
The text discusses the importance of integrating human rights standards into development plans and promoting human rights through economic and social development. It also mentions the need for international cooperation and the role of the United Nations in addressing human rights issues. These themes suggest that the text is related to human rights and development, but it does not specifically address economic development or natural resources and environment.

**Category**
Human rights, International relations