96. Such discri11nination took the form of unequal rights in economic and social life, inequality before the law and continued physical and sexual violence against women in detention. In addition, a few reports concerned family relationships, educational rights and participation in political activities. 97. The Working Group expressed particular concern about sexual harassment of women at the workplace and urged continued monitoring of the problem. 98. The Working Group further noted there were a number of issues related to women's rights currently under consideration by the Secretary-General, and urged the Commission on the Status of Women to support his continued involvement. 99. The Working Group was distressed at the lack of response from several Governments to communications regarding violation.s of education, employment and political rights of women, as well as the safety of women in detention. The Working Group proposed that the Commission on the Status of Women urge the Economic and Social Council to recommend that Member States take legislative and other appropriate measures to halt the current negative trends related to the status of women in their countries. -·70-Physical violence against detained uomen that is specific to their sex 100. One representative noted that her country was among the relatively few that had provided information to the Secretary-General in the preparation of his report on the subject. Referring to a statement circulated by a non-governmental organization, she stated that her Government had investigated all cases reported to it by that organization and taken appropriate legal actiono Another representative stated that her Government had been falsely accused of human rights violations and that all such accusations had been fully investigated. If cases existed, the non-governmental organization concerned should present details so that action could be taken. Situation of Palestinian women living within and outside the occupied Arab territories 
**Analysis**
The text discusses issues related to women's rights, including unequal rights in economic and social life, violence against women, and discrimination in education, employment, and political activities. It also mentions the importance of monitoring and addressing these issues, particularly in the context of detention and the occupied Arab territories. Based on this, it seems likely that the text falls under the category of human rights.

**Category**
Education, Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief