better adapted tothefightagainst discrimination. Attention willbecentred on developing models fortheestablishment ofnational institutions promoting tolerance andfighting discrimination andonpreparing modelnational lawsagainst discrimination. Account willbetakenoftheresults of45years' experience in thefightagainst racism andracialdiscrimination inordertoidentify achievements andfailures, setguidelines forthefuture anddevelop newapproaches fortheelimination ofage-old andemerging formsofdiscrimination. -6-a Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library35.23Inundertaking theimplementation oftheprogramme against racism, substantive contributions willbecalledforfromagencies andprogrammes ofthe UnitedNations system, high-level focalpointswillbeidentified andthecapacity andexperience ofnon-governmental organizations willbefullyutilized. 35.24Afteradoption oftheconvention ontherightsofallmigrant workers and theirfamilies, research willcontinue onthesituation andmeanstopromote respect fortherightsofthisespecially vulnerable group. Increased attention willalsobegiventotherightsofminorities andtothesearchforpeaceful solutions tominority problems. Theformsofdiscrimination orintolerance based onreligion orbeliefwillalsobeaddressed. 35.25 Another domain ofworkwillrelatetothehumanrightssituation ofsuch vulnerable groupsaschildren (saleofchildren, childprostitution, exploitation ofchildren, imprisoned children) andwomensubjected toprostitution ortraffic of theirpersons. Theimplementation ofexisting international instruments willbe strengthened andnewwayswillbesoughttogatherreliable information, identify problems andpropose effective remedies bothnationally andinternationally. Similarly, thesituation ofindigenous populations, thebasicstandards neededto protect theirrights, andappropriate mechanisms fordoingsowillreceive continued attention following theremarkable advances already madeinthisfield. 35.26Finally, moreattention willbegiventothesituation andrightsof particularly disadvantaged andmarginalized groups, notably theextremely poor. Thetaskisandwillremainessentially, inco-operation withotherpartsofthe Secretariat andagencies oftheUnitedNations system, toidentify thecausesfor thedenialofbasiceconomic andsocialrights andtodevelop remedies. Emphasis willbeplaced onopening channels ofcommunication andexchange between Secretariat unitsandbetween thevarious policy-making organs -forexample, by establishing reciprocal observer statusforrepresentatives oforgansdealing with similar issues. Efforts willalsobemadetostrengthen exchanges between the United Nations andregional intergovernmental bodiesdealing withhumanrights issues. SUBPROGRAMME 3.ADVISORY SERVICES ANDTECHNICAL CO-OPERATION (a)Objectives 35.27 Thelegislative authority forsubprogramme 3derives fromGeneral Assembly resolutions 217D(III),paragraph 2;795(VIrI), paragraph 2;926(X); 1905(XVIII), paragraphs 2and6;32/127, paragraph 2;41/121; 41/129; 41/130; 41/154; 42/118; 43/90and43/128; Economic andSocial Council resolutions 5(I); 9(II);1793(LIV),paragraphs 2,3,5and6;1923(LVIII), paragraphs 1and2;and decisions 146(XL),paragraph (b);1978/14 and1987/147; andCommission onHuman Rightsresolutions 17(XXIII), paragraph 5(b);7(XXXII), paragraph 2;1986/54; 1987/37; 1987/38; 1987/39; 1988/74 and1989/53. 35.28Training courses, expertadviceoropportunities fortheexchange of information orexperiences through national, regional orinternational workshops areoftenusefulforgovernment officials dealing withhumanrightsquestions, administrators ofjustice andlawenforcement officials. Governments wishing to setuporstrengthen national infrastructures forthepromotion andprotection of humanrights mayrequire technical assistance. -7- Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library35.29Itisfrequently thecasethatinternational instruments andstandards promulgated bytheUnitedNations forthepromotion andprotection ofhumanrights arenotknowntothepeople whoserightstheyareintended toprotect. Knowledge
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on promoting human rights, tolerance, and fighting discrimination, which suggests a strong connection to the field of human rights and social development. The text also mentions international instruments, technical cooperation, and training courses, which implies a focus on capacity building and knowledge sharing. The lack of references to economic development, natural resources, or industry suggests that these categories are not the primary focus of the text.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education, Human rights