117. Resolutiona adopted by the Uo iteal tibtlons Conference on the Repreaentation ofStates in .Iheir Relations with International Organizationsr (a) &eolution relating to the ob6erver Etatus of nationaL liberation novenants recognizeil by the Organization of African lrnity and/or by the l€ague of ,lrab statear report of the Secretary-ceneraltA/37 /25rEnglish Page 16 (b) hsolution relating to the application of the convention in future activities of international organlzations. lI8. Report of the special comnlttee on Erhanclng the Elfectiveness of the Principle of Non-ttse of lbrce in International Relationa. II9. Report of the ttnited t{a tion6 comisEion on International Trade IEw on the nork of its fifteenth aeaslon. 120. oonelderation of effective neaaureg to enhance the protectionr security and safety of diplomatic and consular nigslons and representatives s rePort of the Secr€tary-Genera1. 121. Report of the g1-ggg @mlittee on the Drafting of an International convention against the l€crultment, tEe, Pinanclng and Training of llercenaries. 122. Peaceful settlerEnt of disIxrtes betrreen States. 123. Review of the nultilateral treatyaaking Procea8r rePor t of the Secretary- ceneral. 124. Ihited lib tlons conference on qrccession of Stated in respect of State Property, Archives antl Debtsr report of the Secretary-Ceneral. 125. &port of the International lar Co,fi$iss lon on the $ork of its thirty-fourth Eession. 126. I€Ibrt of the Coflmittee on &lation6 wlth the BoEt @untry. 127. Ffrort of the special Committee on the charter of the ull ted Nations and on the strengthening of the ble of the organizationt (a) Ibport of the Slteclal Com{ritteet (b) thdating of the and the &pertof,y of Practice of Irnited tibtions Orqansr report of the' Secretary-General. 128. Draft DecLaration on Social and legal PrinciPles relating to the Protection and lilelfare of Childrenl with SFecial Reference to trloster Placement and Motrtion Na tionally and lnternatlonally. I29. Draft Body of Prlnciples for the Protection of A1I Persona under Any Form of Detention or Iropr isonm€nt.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of reports and resolutions related to international organizations and their activities. It includes topics such as diplomatic representation, international trade, human rights, and humanitarian issues. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the documents are intended for an audience with a background in international relations or diplomacy.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief